火山バイト ホットソース広告ポスターのプロンプト

Create a premium new product hero shot for a tropical chili sauce brand called "VOLCANO BITE", using ultra-realistic product photography. Keep the same layout: a strong orange-red background with subtle heat-wave effects, one large centered squeeze bottle as the main focus, bold text blocks on the upper left and upper right, and a clean lower section divided into three equal panels showing three food pairing dishes. The bottle must be the biggest and most dominant element, slightly overlapping into the lower band. Style: premium condiment advertising, realistic packaging, product-first hierarchy, bold graphic design, tropical heat mood, clean layout, upscale supermarket visual. Composition: one large squeeze bottle in the center, vertical, from upper-middle to lower-middle. Make it taller, sharper, and visually heavier than everything else. Place one bold text block on the upper left and one on the upper right, balanced around the bottle shoulders. Only a few floating accents around the bottle. The lower section is divided into three equal-width compartments, each with a smaller food dish. Keep strong negative space around the bottle for a premium, architectural feel. Simplify: remove extra clutter, shorten top copy, keep the lower panel text minimal, and keep the background clean so the scale and contrast of the central bottle do the work. Avoid a busy retail-poster lookcars sense. Add motion: background accents should swirl upward around the bottle, guiding the eye from the food panels up toward the bottle cap. Use a few chili slices, fruit pieces, petals, and tiny sauce droplets in elegant rising arcs. The movement should feel heat-driven and controlled, not chaotic. Product design: make the hero product a tropical chili sauce with a sharp green nozzle cap, a translucent bottle body filled with bright red-orange sauce, and a bold label reading "VOLCANO BITE" with the tagline "tropical fire chili sauce". The label should look premium, ready for global shelves, with vertical emphasis and a compact heat icon. All label text must be original. Lighting: bright studio key light from front-upper center with warm side highlights to show bottle volume, cap texture, sauce translucency, and glossy reflections. Add gentle rim lights on the bottle edges and soft shadows under the lower dishes. Keep the background glowing and graphic, no muddy contrast or dead black areas. Materials: realistic semi-transparent plastic squeeze bottle, glossy sauce with visible chili flecks, crisp cap ridges, premium printed label with subtle sheen, believable liquid surface, clean reflections. The lower food pairings should be realistic and appetizing: one sliced chicken platter, one fried savory snack plate, and one crispy spring-roll platter with dipping sauce. Keep all three plates aligned, same size, and clearly secondary to the bottle. Typography and layout: use original English text only. Place a bold upper-left headline like "TROPIC HEAT" and an upper-right headline like "SHARP FINISH". Keep copy short, stacked, and poster-ready. In the lower panels, use minimal micro-copy like "dip", "drizzle", and "crave". The bottle label and top headlines carry the branding. Color strategy: dominant hot orange and chili red, with green cap accents, off-white typography, pale fruit highlights, and natural food tones in the lower dishes. Keep the palette bold, tropical, hot, and tightly controlled. Quality and physical rules: extremely sharp hero bottle, readable label, correct bottle symmetry, realistic sauce translucency, clean lower grid alignment, equal lower panel widths, consistent plate sizing, believable garnish scale, no warped bottle, no distorted food, no excessive props, no clutter, no cheap flyer feel. The bottle must stay the absolute hero at all times. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied slogan, weak product hierarchy, blurry bottle, unreadable label, fake plastic reflections, warped cap, distorted bottle shape, muddy orange background, dead black patches, cluttered layout, too many floating ingredients, oversized lower dishes, inconsistent plate sizes, cheap retail flyer aesthetic, cartoon look, CGI feel, illustration style, low-resolution food detail, product losing dominance.