Four Viral-Style Fictional Japanese Ads in One 2×2 Grid
Details
| Category | Posters, Logos & Graphic Design |
|---|---|
| Aspect ratio | 1:1 |
| Input | Text only |
| Example generated with | GPT Image 2.5 |
| Recommended models | GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro |
| Original author | @akiramenaiwoman · Original post on X |
| Original model | gptimage |
Why this prompt works
Written in Japanese, this prompt is a mini creative brief for scroll-stopping social ads. It asks for four fictional brands in a 2×2 grid (an AI app, a beauty product, food, fitness), then hard-codes the tricks of feed advertising: shock headlines, vivid neon-on-black colour, oversized type, arrows and speech bubbles, and a CTA such as 'free for now' or 'three days only'. It even randomises one 'forbidden word', one twist and one scarcity hook per run. Our result reads like a real Japanese ad feed: a neon AI-app ad, a pink skincare ad with a 99% badge, a 'this isn't ramen' noodle ad and a gym ad claiming '99% get it wrong'.
How to adapt it
| Variable | What it changes | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| ジャンル (genres) | the four ad categories | tech, beauty, food, fitness, travel, fashion, pets, finance |
| ランダムバズ要素 (random hooks) | headline hook pools | 知らないと損 (you'll lose out), 3日限定 (3 days only) |
| デザインスタイル | visual style | photo-style, high-quality illustration |
Tips
- Keep 'fictional brands' explicit so no real names appear.
- Ask for phone-readable type; tiny copy is the first thing to break.
- Regenerate for new random hook combinations.
