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FUELORA Split-Flavor Protein Bar Poster Prompt

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Sep 4, 2026

FUELORA Split-Flavor Protein Bar Poster Prompt A detailed GPT image prompt for creating a premium split-flavor advertising poster for a fictional snack brand, with full composition, styling, and negative prompt guidance.

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Create a Cannes-level flagship food-series advertising poster for an original premium functional snack brand named FUELORA, featuring an English-language launch of two hero protein dessert bars. Build the image with Orbit x Transit visual logic: preserve the bold split-flavor composition, the giant oversized typographic foundation spanning both halves, and the two hero packaged bars crossing the center diagonally in opposite directions, while turning the product angles, ingredient accents, and lower campaign banner into one cleaner closed visual loop and reducing all unnecessary visual noise so the final poster feels more iconic, more premium, and more globally launch-ready. Core composition: Use a tall vertical poster divided into two distinct flavor worlds. The left half is a radiant golden-orange field representing a creamy dessert-led flavor identity. The right half is a rich roasted-brown field representing a deeper coffee-driven flavor identity. Across both halves, place one giant condensed tonal background word: CRISP The word must act as a graphic structure rather than a normal headline. Keep the overall composition bold, spacious, and billboard-ready. Orbit x Transit logic: Design the poster as a controlled closed loop. The eye should enter through the left upper ingredient cue, move into the left hero bar, cross the center through the opposing right bar, continue into the right-side coffee accents, and be redirected by the lower angled campaign banner back toward the center and into the left side again. Use product angle, banner tilt, and ingredient direction to support this circulation. At the same time, keep the layout reduced: fewer floating fragments, fewer annotations, and a calmer flagship-grade hierarchy. Hero product logic: The true hero is the packaged protein dessert bar series. Design two premium packaged bars crossing diagonally through the center in opposite directions. The left hero product is a Banoffee Cream Protein Crisp bar, shown with a creamy golden coating and a visible soft banoffee-style filling. The right hero product is a Cappuccino Crunch Protein Crisp bar, shown with a darker chocolate-coffee shell and roasted crisp texture. Both products must feel physically real, globally marketable, and highly desirable, with sharp printed branding, realistic wrapper sheen, crisp edges, and excellent pack readability. Flavor reveal: Each bar should be partially unwrapped or clearly revealed so the core filling and coated texture are visible. The Banoffee Cream flavor should show creamy banana-caramel richness, soft biscuit-base cues, and light whipped-cream indulgence. The Cappuccino Crunch flavor should show dense coffee-chocolate texture, crunchy inclusions, and roasted depth. Keep the reveals appetizing, premium, and highly controlled. Ingredient accents: On the left side, use only a few refined support elements: banana slices, caramel ribbon, biscuit or tart texture, and whipped cream softness. On the right side, use coffee beans, cappuccino foam cues, dark chocolate shards, and subtle crema-toned crumbs. These elements must remain sparse and directional, acting as flavor amplifiers rather than clutter. Typography and campaign system: Do not use any real brand names or copied wording. Use original English-only typography throughout. Keep the copy system reduced and highly graphic. Top line: NEW FLAVOR DROP Large tonal background word: CRISP Small side flavor markers: BANOFFEE CREAM CAPPUCCINO CRUNCH Angled lower banner: BITE THE BOOST Small CTA: ORDER YOUR FLAVOR Typography must feel bold, sharp, and internationally commercial. The lower angled banner must act as both a campaign hook and a visual hinge in the Orbit loop. Material realism: Push exceptional realism in the bar coating, wrapper printing, cream filling, crisp inclusions, caramel sheen, coffee-bean texture, and chocolate fragments. The products must feel edible, tactile, and shelf-ready, with each flavor instantly legible. Lighting: Use premium studio-commercial lighting with strong frontal clarity and subtle directional highlights. The wrappers should pop sharply against the split background. The coated bars and ingredient accents must glow with appetizing dimension. Keep the full poster clean, graphic, and highly polished. Color direction: Use a tightly controlled palette of golden orange, caramel cream, roasted brown, espresso black, warm beige, electric blue packaging, and crisp white typography. The blue packaging should unify both flavor worlds and act as the strongest commercial anchor. Mood: orbit-driven, reduced, premium, flavor-led, graphic, launch-ready, energetic, modern, craveable, globally commercial Rendering style: ultra-realistic flagship protein snack advertising poster, Orbit x Transit split-flavor background, giant graphic typography, two diagonal hero packaged bars, reduced premium ingredient accents, angled campaign banner, world-class FMCG product photography, 8k Negative prompt: real brand names, copied source text, cluttered supermarket layout, weak packaging visibility, muddy dessert colors, low-detail coating, cheap floating ingredients, chaotic composition, excessive text, low-resolution FMCG rendering, generic snack poster

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