Problem-solution split layout skincare ad AI Image Prompt
High-end skincare advertisement in a clean split-layout composition. Background: soft light neutral (off-white or very light beige) with subtle gradient and minimal texture. A thin vertical divider line splits the composition into two equal sections. LEFT SIDE (Problems): Top-left heading: “Your Problems”. Below it, floating chat-style message bubbles: “Acne & breakouts”, “Redness & inflammation”, “Uneven skin texture”, “Dark spots & marks”, “Oily, congested skin”. Use soft grey and muted blue tones for bubbles. RIGHT SIDE (Solution): Top-right heading: “Our Solution”. Below it, place the {argument name="product name" default="GLAIMIZ 10% Azelaic Acid Toner"} bottle (exact design, label, colors, pump, and proportions must remain 100% unchanged). Product styling: Slightly elevated or softly shadowed base, Clean studio lighting, Realistic reflections on bottle, Premium, clinical skincare aesthetic. BOTTOM: Minimal clean text: “Clearer, calmer, balanced skin with {argument name="brand" default="GLAIMIZ"}”. Lighting & Style: Soft diffused studio lighting, Apple-style clean layout, High-end skincare brand feel, Ultra sharp, photorealistic, 4K. “Do not alter product label, typography, colors, or structure.”
Content: Composition: Vertical split layout, two equal halves. Subject: Product bottle (parameterized name). Scene: Soft neutral background with subtle gradient and minimal texture. Style: High-end clinical skincare aesthetic, Apple-like clean. Lighting: Soft diffused studio lighting, realistic reflections on bottle. Color: Soft neutrals, muted blue-grey for bubbles. Material: Glass bottle, smooth label. Camera: Ultra sharp, photorealistic, 4K. Aspect ratio: 1:1 split.
Pros: 1. Clear left-right contrast highlights problem-solution framing; 2. Strict product constraints ensure brand consistency.
Cons: 1. Relies on precise 3D model or physical product image; 2. Many constraints (label, typography, colors unchangeable) difficult for AI to fully comply with.
Reference image: No obvious reference-image dependency
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