Minimal
Soft neutral tones and lots of air. It suits fine jewelry, minimalist brands and launches where the piece should speak alone.
Jewelry Studio · Ads & posters
An ad needs a strong image, a clear message and room for both. Upload a product photo, pick a mood and where the headline goes, and type your own words on top.
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15 credits · Fast · Medium · 1 image
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Headline on top · Minimal
Piece in the lower part, open space above.
Your text layer
Type your own text; it is drawn on top of the image in your browser, never by the AI, and you can change it any time for free. Enter prices, dates and codes exactly as your offer states them.
An AI jewelry ad poster here starts from your product photo. The AI makes a campaign image in one of four moods (minimal, editorial, warm or dark luxe) with an empty area for text, then you add your brand, headline, subline and button in an editable layer. The image costs 15 credits; the text is free to change.
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A campaign poster sells a feeling first and a product second. It needs one striking image of the piece, a short headline, a supporting line and a clear next step. Everything else is noise. The hard part is usually the image: a mood, light and composition that leave room for words without hiding the piece.
This tool makes that image from your product photo. You pick a mood and a layout; the model restages the piece and keeps the chosen area calm and empty. It never draws text, so there are no garbled letters, invented prices or fake logos to clean up.
Your words go on top in a separate layer drawn in the browser. You can test five headlines on the same image without paying for five images, and export each version as a PNG for ads, social posts, email or your store.
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Use one clear product photo. Pick Minimal, Editorial, Warm or Dark luxe, then a layout and a format: 3:4 for feeds and print, 1:1 for grids, 16:9 for banners and video covers.
Check that the piece matches your photo and that the headline area is empty. Regenerate if anything crowds it.
Type your brand, headline, a short subline and a button label. Try several versions, then download each PNG. Text changes are free.
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Pick the format for where the poster will run.
| Format | Shape | Typical use | Best layout |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3:4 | Portrait | Feed posts, pins, print posters | Headline on top or below |
| 1:1 | Square | Grids, marketplace ads, email | Headline on top |
| 16:9 | Wide | Website banners, video covers, presentations | Headline on the left |
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The mood sets the price signal before anyone reads a word.
Soft neutral tones and lots of air. It suits fine jewelry, minimalist brands and launches where the piece should speak alone.
A sculptural prop and directional shadows. It feels like a magazine page and suits statement pieces and brand stories.
Golden light on linen or wood. It feels handmade and giftable, and suits everyday gold and seasonal campaigns.
Deep tones and a single spotlight. It makes metal glow and suits evening wear, gemstones and premium collections.
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Short, specific and true beats clever.
Tie the piece to when it is worn.
Example: “Made for every day.”
A true material claim builds trust.
Example: “Solid gold, made to last.”
Handmade is a reason to buy; say it.
Example: “Hand-hammered in our studio.”
Seasonal campaigns work best with a clear occasion.
Example: “The gift she will wear daily.”
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Check the piece, the space and the words.
| Check | Good result | Fix if |
|---|---|---|
| Piece | Matches your product photo | Details changed: regenerate |
| Headline area | Empty and calm | Props or light crowd it: regenerate |
| Text | Readable at thumbnail size | Shorten or remove a line |
| Contrast | Text clearly stands out | Choose a calmer mood or layout |
| Claims | True and supportable | Edit the text; it is free |
| Stray marks | No letters or logos from the model | Regenerate the image layer |
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Most issues come from the image layer, not the text.
Wide formats shrink the piece. Choose 3:4 or 1:1, or add “piece large in frame” to the notes.
Editorial props and warm light can compete with fine pieces. Try Minimal, or name a calmer setting in the notes.
Shorten it. Posters work best with a headline of three to six words and a subline of under ten.
Keep the same mood, layout and notes for each piece, and reuse the brand and button text so the set looks planned.
Use your own image in the text layer and add your headline for free.
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Use the same image layer in several places.
A 3:4 poster fills more of the feed than a square and leaves room for a headline above or below the piece.
A 16:9 version with the headline on the left works as an email hero; keep the button text short.
Wide posters double as homepage banners. Preview them in your theme on a phone before publishing.
For a market stall or a shop window, use 3:4 and keep the headline large and short.
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Mood, layout and format that work well together.
A new piece introduced with a calm image and a short headline.
Example: Minimal, headline on top, 3:4.
An editorial mood for an about page or campaign.
Example: Editorial, headline on the left, 16:9.
Warm light and a gift-focused headline.
Example: Warm, headline below, 3:4.
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Small jewelry brands and makers who need campaign images for launches, social posts and email without booking a studio shoot for every piece.
Before you publish
The poster image is AI-generated from your photo, and the text is exactly what you type. Check that the piece matches your product, and make only claims you can support. Some ad platforms require labels for AI-generated images; follow their current rules.
Questions
You upload a product photo, choose a mood, layout and format, and generate an image with an empty headline area. Then you type your brand, headline, subline and button, which are drawn on top in your browser, and download the PNG.
No. The model draws no text. You write every word, which avoids garbled letters and claims you did not make.
Use 3:4 for feed posts, pins and print, 1:1 for grids and many marketplace ads, and 16:9 for website banners and video covers.
Yes. Change the text and download again as many times as you like. Only the image costs credits.
One clear image of the piece, a headline of a few words, one supporting line and one button. Keep text off the piece and make every claim true.
You can type one, but prices change. For sales, the sale banner tool has fields for the offer, dates and code.
Each image costs 15 credits on the default Fast setting, including your reference photo. New accounts that use Google sign-in or a Gmail address get 20 free credits, enough for one image. Free-credit images carry a watermark and are for personal use; use paid credits for store and marketplace images.
Your upload is private and scheduled for deletion after one day. On a free account, generated images stay in My Creations for 14 days; paid plans and credit packs keep them longer.
Upload a product photo, choose a mood and layout, and write your own headline on top.
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