A shot list turned into a prompt. It fixes everything that should stay constant (one model, one outfit, pastel-blue headphones, a teal backdrop, soft diffused light) and then numbers nine panels with a pose and framing each: standing, a close-up touching the earcup, side profile on a stool, lying with cassette tapes, an extreme close-up, a forced-perspective product shot and so on. That structure is why our grid stays consistent; the same woman and outfit appear in all nine panels, and the poses follow the order closely. Use it to pitch a campaign, brief a photographer or produce a quick social carousel. Swap the product and colour palette; keep the numbered sequence.
How to adapt it
Variable
What it changes
Examples
pastel blue over-ear wireless headphones
the product
a mint smartwatch, a lilac compact camera
teal studio background
backdrop colour
butter yellow, soft coral
panel sequence 1–9
pose and framing per panel
standing, close-up, product hero
Tips
Describe outfit and product once at the top; repeating them per panel causes drift.
Mix wide, medium and close shots so the grid feels like a real shoot.
For separate images, crop the grid or run each panel line on its own.
