Guide · Campaign layouts

Campaign images with room for your copy

The most useful campaign image is often the one that leaves space: a quiet area where the headline, price and small print can sit cleanly. Here is how to ask for it.

Create a campaign concept

In short

Choose the final format before writing the prompt.
Say where the empty space goes and where the product sits.
Ask for "no text" and add copy in your design tool.
Generate one concept per placement rather than cropping one image everywhere.

Format first

A square social post, a portrait story and a wide banner need different compositions. Decide the placement, then describe the layout for that shape.

Describe the space

Example

A jar of citrus marmalade positioned lower right on a cream surface, soft morning light, a quiet empty cream area across the upper half for a headline, no text.

Finish in your editor

Prices, legal copy and finished typography should be added in your design software where they stay sharp and correct.

Frequently asked questions

Can the AI write my headline in the image?

Keep critical copy out of the generated image and add it in your design editor.

Which model should I choose?

Nano Banana 2 starts selected; compare other live models in the selector, each with its own quote.

Updated 2026-10-04. Spicy-Mayo is an independent creative workspace. Nano Banana 2.5 is coming soon; current generation uses the model you select.