Create a cohesive NINE-IMAGE café advertising campaign using the complete design briefs below.
OUTPUT
Generate NINE SEPARATE finished advertisements in the specified order. Each must occupy its own complete 4:5 portrait canvas.
Do not combine the images into a grid, collage, contact sheet, or presentation board. Do not add the coffee-bean wallpaper visible around the reference campaign. That outer wallpaper is presentation styling, not part of the individual advertisements.
OPTIONAL CAMPAIGN INPUTS
• Food and drink photographs: [Optional]
• Product and ingredient details: [Optional]
• Confirmed announcement, opening hours, prices, or offers: [Optional]
• Approved campaign reference: [Optional]
• Copy language: [English by default]
AUTOMATIC CONTENT RULES
1. Preserve supplied product shapes, proportions, containers, materials, visible ingredients, and colors.
2. Use written details when photographs are unavailable.
3. Use the fictional defaults described below only for design slots without supplied products.
4. Do not transform a supplied product into invented flavors or ingredients.
5. Treat the campaign reference as composition and art-direction guidance.
6. Remove brand names, logos, social handles, phone numbers, addresses, websites, and QR codes.
7. Never invent opening hours, holiday availability, discounts, prices, origin claims, nutritional benefits, popularity, or certifications.
8. Use supplied factual information exactly where relevant.
9. Ignore blank fields and never print placeholders.
10. Proceed without asking for clarification.
SHARED CREATIVE DIRECTION
Build a warm editorial café campaign combining oversized typography with realistic food and drink photography.
The identity should feel calm, tactile, and welcoming: forest green, cream, apricot, fine sun illustrations, thin elliptical strokes, and subtle paper grain.
Maintain the reference’s distinction between typographic compositions, overhead food photography, and isolated beverage heroes.
FIXED PALETTE
Forest green: #285333
Warm cream: #F4ECD3
Pale ivory: #F7F6EE
Apricot: #F2BD7E
Restrained ochre: #CA8A42
BACKGROUND SEQUENCE
1. Warm cream
2. Pale ivory
3. Warm cream
4. Forest green
5. Warm cream
6. Forest green
7. Apricot
8. Pale ivory
9. Apricot
TYPOGRAPHY
Use one bold, tall, tightly spaced editorial serif for all dominant headlines. Match its character and weight across the campaign.
Use one elegant italic script only for short accent phrases.
Use a narrow sans-serif for corner labels and vertical captions. Use a clean sans-serif for body copy.
Preserve readable spacing and consistent margins. Do not substitute unrelated fonts between images.
GRAPHIC DETAILS
Use delicate sun linework, tiny starbursts, restrained botanical sprigs, and thin elliptical strokes only where specified.
Keep decorations light and secondary. No fake certification seals, logo-like monograms, dense microtext, or unrelated icons.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Use soft directional light from the upper left, gentle right fill, realistic contact shadows, and warm natural food colors.
Render cup transparency, ice, crema, bread texture, berries, ceramic surfaces, and condensation accurately.
Keep the product photography crisp. Use subtle paper grain across the composition without obscuring food detail.
Avoid glowing outlines, exaggerated steam, plastic-looking food, excessive reflections, or impossible levitation.
CONSISTENCY
Use the first image to establish the palette, typographic character, grain, and graphic vocabulary.
Use the first relevant drink image to establish glass reflections, lighting, and beverage detail for later drink images.
Reuse approved campaign outputs as visual references where supported. Preserve exact supplied product identities across any repeated appearances.
Maintain approximately 6% safe margins for important text.
CTA
Where a CTA capsule is specified, use:
“TAKE A MOMENT”
Use a thin forest-green outline, cream or ivory interior, compact uppercase sans-serif, and consistent padding.
Do not force a CTA button into compositions that do not specify one.
IMAGE 1 — COME ON IN
Background: Warm cream.
Create a welcoming typographic café invitation.
Place one large realistic coffee bean partially cropped into the upper-right corner and a delicate ochre sun illustration entering from the upper left.
Center:
“Come on”
“IN”
Use elegant green script for “Come on” and enormous green editorial serif for “IN.”
Below, add a simple abstract sunrise formed from an apricot semicircle above a green curved base. Keep it decorative, not a logo.
Curve the phrase:
“MAKE TIME FOR COFFEE”
beneath the illustration.
Small lower line:
“Your next café moment starts here.”
Include opening hours or holiday information only if supplied. Otherwise use no dates or hours.
IMAGE 2 — MORNING DELIGHT
Background: Pale ivory.
Default food: Avocado toast with smoked salmon, a poached egg, and fresh greens on a weathered turquoise ceramic plate. Supplied food takes priority.
Photograph directly overhead. Position the plate centrally, with partial matching plates cropped at the left and right edges.
Draw two fine green elliptical strokes behind the central plate.
Headline:
“Morning”
“DELIGHT”
Use script for the first word and editorial serif for the second.
Cream circular badge near the plate:
“TAKE A
BREAK”
Replace with a price only when an exact price is supplied.
Supporting line:
“A little time for breakfast.”
Include the outlined CTA.
Small corner captions:
“BREAKFAST MOMENT”
“MORNING TABLE”
IMAGE 3 — YOUR DAILY BREW
Background: Warm cream.
Default product: A clear handled cup of coffee with smooth golden crema, viewed directly overhead.
Place it in the lower-right half with a dark teaspoon to its right.
Create a natural curved trail of roasted coffee beans entering from the left and tapering toward the cup.
Behind the objects, draw one broad ochre wave across the middle.
Headline:
“YOUR DAILY”
“BREW”
Supporting line:
“A little pause, poured.”
Repeat “MAKE TIME FOR COFFEE” along the curved ribbon.
Lower-left caption:
“COFFEE”
“MOMENT”
Add one small fine-line sun, without a surrounding certification-style seal.
IMAGE 4 — FROSTED BREW
Background: Forest green.
Default products: Three tall iced drinks—iced coffee with chocolate flecks, an iced matcha latte, and a caramel-colored iced latte.
If only one product is supplied, show three servings of that product.
Arrange two glasses behind and one forward in the lower center. Keep each glass distinct and grounded on a matching green surface.
Headline in cream:
“FROSTED”
“BREW”
Allow restrained overlap between the glass tops and the lower headline.
Lower-left caption:
“TAKE IT”
“ICED”
Lower-right caption:
“COFFEE”
“MOMENTS”
Add a partial cream line-art sun at the top and two small ochre accents near the lower sides.
IMAGE 5 — DAILY BREW
Background: Warm cream.
Default product: A clear espresso cup with dark coffee and a thin golden crema on a beige square ceramic saucer.
Set “DAILY” in enormous green type across the upper quarter and “BREW” across the lower quarter.
Position the cup and saucer between the words, viewed from an elevated three-quarter angle. Rotate the saucer gently into a soft diamond shape.
Add a small ochre script phrase across the lower word:
“A little ritual”
Place sparse vertical margin labels:
“PAUSE”
“POUR”
“SIP”
“REPEAT”
Do not add hours, dates, or prices.
IMAGE 6 — MATCHA MOMENT
Background: Forest green.
Default product: An iced matcha latte in a clear takeaway cup, with pale milk, deep-green swirls, and a lightly foamy top.
Place the cup centrally on a small round wood-slice coaster. Show the entire product and realistic contact shadow.
Headline in cream:
“MATCHA”
“MOMENT”
If a different product is supplied, adapt the generic beverage title accurately.
Lower-left caption:
“TAKE”
“A PAUSE”
Lower-right caption:
“SIP”
“SLOWLY”
Add a partial cream line-art sun at the right edge and one small ochre starburst on the left.
No purity, energy, or health claims.
IMAGE 7 — FRENCH TOAST
Background: Apricot.
Default food: Three golden French-toast slices, a small dark-syrup ramekin, and separate clusters of raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries on an ivory plate.
Photograph directly overhead. Place the plate in the lower two-thirds.
Headline in green:
“FRENCH”
“TOAST”
Small vertical captions:
“SLOW MORNING”
“SWEET LITTLE PAUSE”
Lower corner words:
“GOLDEN”
“MOMENTS”
Add restrained ochre sun accents and a small green botanical sprig entering from the top.
Preserve natural bread and berry textures. Do not add dietary or quality claims.
IMAGE 8 — ICED LATTE
Background: Pale ivory.
Default product: A rounded clear glass containing an iced latte with pale milk below, amber coffee above, and natural marbling, resting on a thin oval wooden coaster.
Place the glass centrally with generous surrounding space.
Draw two thin green elliptical strokes behind it.
Headline:
“ICED LATTE”
Use “ICED COFFEE” instead if the supplied product is black iced coffee.
Cream circular badge:
“TAKE IT
SLOW”
Replace with a price only if supplied.
Supporting line:
“A cool pause in your day.”
Include the outlined CTA.
Small corner captions:
“COFFEE MOOD”
“BREW MOMENTS”
IMAGE 9 — HAND-HELD ICED LATTE
Background: Apricot.
Default product: A clear takeaway cup containing ice, milk, and espresso with visible amber-and-ivory swirls, plus one plain ivory straw.
A realistic hand enters from the right and holds the lower-middle cup securely. Keep the main liquid marbling visible.
Place the cup in the lower two-thirds, with the straw extending upward without obscuring important letters.
Headline:
“ICED”
“LATTE”
Vertical side labels:
“COFFEE BREAK”
“TAKE IT SLOW”
Lower-left copy:
“Make room for
a coffee moment.”
Lower-right copy:
“PAUSE.”
“SIP.”
“REPEAT.”
Use a confirmed offer only if supplied, replacing the small lower text. Do not invent a discount or weekday schedule.
FINAL OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS
Deliver nine separate finished advertisements in order.
Preserve consistent palette, typography, paper texture, lighting, graphic linework, and photographic quality.
Do not add the surrounding coffee-bean presentation background to individual images.
No logos, fake contact information, fabricated prices, invented hours, unsupported claims, design credits, placeholders, or watermarks.
