Playful Food Product Sticker Campaign

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

Product_photo (image) · Required product (text) · Required brand (text) · Required

Outputs

Edited_campaign_image (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

EDIT SECTION
PRODUCT: ${product}
BRAND: ${brand}
RATIO: 4:5

Use the uploaded product photo as the ONLY source of truth for the product. Preserve the product 99–100% exactly as photographed — shape, size, proportions, thickness, portion, texture, colors, ingredients, toppings, arrangement, packaging, labels, logos, imperfections, and every original detail. Do not regenerate, redraw, recreate, reinterpret, beautify, reshape, recolor, replace, or alter the product in any way. Do not add or remove any food, ingredient, topping, packaging, or product detail.

Create a seamless, pure white studio background with no decorations or props. Professionally enhance the photo to make the product look more appetizing and suitable for commercial use. Do not alter the product in any way; preserve its original appearance, shape, texture, color, and proportions exactly as they are. Use a lower camera angle (approximately 20°) and zoom the product to 200%. Reposition the entire product downward in the frame so the bowl sits very close to the bottom edge, leaving only a minimal bottom margin (about 1–3% of the canvas height). Keep the top area open as negative space for text placement while ensuring the product is not cropped.

Create a playful editorial sticker typography composition around the original product, inspired by cute handmade food-brand sticker aesthetics. Add a minimum of 4 separate decorative typography stickers, each with a different organic shape, typography treatment, short phrase, and visual personality. Automatically generate or adapt the sticker wording based on the product and brand, using short fun phrases such as product-related expressions, playful food reactions, personality words, or brand-friendly micro-copy. Keep all wording editable and easy to replace.

Automatically choose a cohesive sticker color palette based on the uploaded product’s natural colors and overall visual mood. Use 2–4 complementary colors with soft but playful contrast. Avoid random colors that clash with the product. Each sticker may use a different combination of background, text, border, and accent colors while remaining visually cohesive.

Use charming handmade sticker shapes such as irregular rounded rectangles, organic blobs, imperfect circles, oval labels, speech-bubble-like forms, scalloped edges, or casually cut paper shapes. Mix different sticker sizes and orientations. Use playful typography combinations such as bold rounded lettering, casual handwritten script, chunky retro lettering, friendly condensed type, or quirky hand-drawn display lettering. Typography should feel warm, youthful, homemade, expressive, and slightly imperfect rather than corporate or overly polished.

Give the stickers a subtle physical sticker/paper-cutout feel with clean edges, slight layering, delicate offset outlines, subtle paper texture, and very soft shadows. Keep the effect refined and premium, not childish, cheesy, or overly decorative. Avoid excessive doodles, sparkles, flowers, stars, random illustrations, emojis, or unnecessary graphic elements.

Arrange the minimum 4 stickers naturally around the product without covering or modifying it. Maintain clear visual hierarchy: the original product remains the hero, while the stickers act as supporting graphic accents. Keep enough negative space around the composition and make the stickers feel casually placed rather than perfectly symmetrical or rigidly aligned.

The final image should feel like a cute independent food brand campaign: playful, handmade, appetizing, expressive, youthful, slightly quirky, and highly shareable, while keeping the original product completely authentic and untouched.