Marketing teams need fast, consistent visuals. These prompt recipes keep results usable and easy to iterate. Swap the bracketed parts to match your brand.
1. SaaS landing page hero
Use for: homepage banners and paid ads
Prompt:
[product] hero banner, minimalist SaaS style, soft gradient background,
clean typography space, centered composition, 16:9 aspect ratio2. Product mockup on a pedestal
Use for: product launches
Prompt:
[product] mockup on stone pedestal, studio lighting, neutral background,
premium photography, high detail, 4:5 aspect ratio3. Lifestyle scene with product in context
Use for: social posts and blog headers
Prompt:
[product] used in real life, cozy lifestyle scene, warm light,
shallow depth of field, candid photography4. Feature highlight card
Use for: landing page sections
Prompt:
isometric UI illustration, [feature] focus, flat vector style,
brand colors, clean grid layout5. Email header image
Use for: newsletters
Prompt:
abstract gradient background, soft shapes, brand color palette,
minimal, wide banner layout, 2:1 aspect ratio6. Event announcement poster
Use for: social campaigns
Prompt:
event poster design, bold title space, [theme] color palette,
high contrast, 4:5 aspect ratio7. Testimonial spotlight
Use for: case studies
Prompt:
clean portrait-style background, subtle texture, centered quote area,
brand colors, simple layout8. App screenshot frame
Use for: product updates
Prompt:
modern device frame mockup, floating UI screen, soft shadow,
minimal background, 16:9 aspect ratio9. Seasonal campaign visual
Use for: promotions
Prompt:
seasonal campaign visual, [season] mood, brand colors,
simple composition, space for headline10. Comparison graphic backdrop
Use for: feature comparison tables
Prompt:
clean geometric background, subtle grid, neutral tones,
space for icons and labelsTips for better results
- Keep the subject first and the style second.
- Include the aspect ratio you need.
- Change one variable per iteration so you can compare quickly.
If you need a refresher on prompt structure, start with Prompting Basics.
