Black Friday
Deep black with warm gold light gives high contrast and urgency. White text reads well on it; keep the offer to a few words.
Jewelry Studio · Sales & promotions
Sales need banners fast, and the offer must be exactly right. Upload a product photo, choose the occasion and the side for your text, and type the offer, dates and code yourself.
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Offer on the left · Everyday sale
Piece on the right, offer text on the left.
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.
A jewelry sale banner here has two layers. The AI makes a wide image of your piece styled for the occasion (everyday, Black Friday, holiday, Valentine’s Day or summer) with empty space on one side. You add the headline, offer, dates and code as editable text. The image costs 15 credits; text changes are free.
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It is a wide promotional image for the top of a store, an email header or a social post: the piece, the occasion and the offer in one glance. During Black Friday and the holidays, a shop may need several in a week, and every one must state the offer exactly.
Image models are risky for sale text. They misspell, change numbers and invent percentages. Here the model only makes the image: your piece, styled for the occasion, with two thirds of the frame left calm for text. The offer, dates and code are typed by you and drawn on top in your browser.
Because the offer is a separate layer, you can extend a sale, change a code or switch from 20% to 25% without paying for a new image, and keep every version consistent.
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Use one clear photo of the piece you want to feature. Choose Everyday sale, Black Friday, Holiday, Valentine’s Day or Summer, then the side for your offer.
Check that the piece matches your photo and that the offer area is calm and empty. Regenerate if seasonal props creep into it.
Enter the headline, the offer exactly as your store applies it, the dates and any code. Download the PNG, and edit the text later for free when the sale changes.
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Common placements and the format to choose.
| Format | Typical placement | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 16:9 | Store hero banners, email headers, video covers | Most store themes crop banners; keep text away from the edges |
| 4:3 | Feed posts, blog headers | More height for a two-line offer |
| 1:1 | Grid posts, marketplace promotions | Keep the offer short |
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Each occasion has a look buyers recognize.
Deep black with warm gold light gives high contrast and urgency. White text reads well on it; keep the offer to a few words.
Evergreen and soft warm lights at the edges say gift season without boxes or ribbons crowding the piece.
Blush tones and a few petals suit rings, pendants and pearls. Keep the message about the gift, not only the discount.
Neutral or bright daylight styling works for anniversary sales, restocks and free-shipping weeks all year.
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Say what, how much and until when.
Name the event in two or three words.
Example: “Black Friday”.
State the exact discount and what it covers.
Example: “30% off all rings”.
Give a clear start and end; urgency only works if it is true.
Example: “Nov 27 – Dec 1”.
If a code is needed, show it exactly as typed at checkout.
Example: “Code GOLD30”.
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The offer must be exact and the piece accurate.
| Check | Good result | Fix if |
|---|---|---|
| Piece | Matches your product photo | Details changed: regenerate |
| Offer area | Empty and calm | Props or lights crowd it: regenerate |
| Offer text | Matches the store discount exactly | Edit the text; it is free |
| Code | Works at checkout | Fix the code in the store or banner |
| Crop | Text safe away from the edges | Shorten lines; test in your theme |
| Stray marks | No numbers or letters from the model | Regenerate the image layer |
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Quick fixes for the usual issues.
Holiday and Valentine’s styling adds sprigs and petals. Regenerate, or add “props only near the piece” to the notes.
Many themes crop banners differently on phones. Keep the offer short and preview it in your theme on mobile.
Change the dates in the text layer and download again. The image stays the same and costs nothing.
Wide banners keep the piece in one third of the frame. Choose 4:3 for a larger piece, or feature a bolder item.
Generate the image once and download one version per language. Only the text changes.
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A small set of banners covers most promotions.
Make the image layer early, then type the final offer when your discounts are set.
Reuse the holiday banner with a new line such as “Order by Dec 15 for delivery”.
Gift occasions work best with a clear message and a featured piece.
The everyday style suits sales without a season, such as a shop birthday.
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Occasion, layout and format that work well together.
High contrast for the busiest sale of the year.
Example: Black Friday, offer on the left, 16:9.
A festive header with a shipping deadline line.
Example: Holiday, offer on the right, 16:9.
A square post for social feeds.
Example: Valentine’s Day, offer on the left, 1:1.
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Shop owners who run seasonal promotions and need several accurate banners in a week, without risking a wrong number on a public offer.
Before you publish
Buyers treat a banner offer as a promise. The tool draws exactly what you type and never adds or changes numbers, so check the discount, dates and code against your store before publishing, and take the banner down when the sale ends.
Questions
You upload a product photo, choose an occasion and the side for your text, and generate a wide image with empty space. Then you type the headline, offer, dates and code, which are drawn on top in your browser, and download the PNG.
Yes. Choose Black Friday for deep black styling with warm gold light, then type your own offer, dates and code. White text is picked automatically on dark backgrounds.
No. The model draws no text or numbers. The offer, dates and code are exactly what you type.
Yes. Edit the text layer and download again; it is free and the image stays the same.
Use 16:9 for most store hero banners and email headers, 4:3 for feed posts and 1:1 for grids. Store themes crop differently, so keep text away from the edges.
A two or three word headline, the exact offer, real dates and the code if one is needed. Keep it to four short lines.
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.
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