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Restaurant Specials: Flyers, Offers & Prompts
Create a restaurant-special graphic around an item, a price and its availability. The Field & Foam example makes a cold brew the central image and keeps the offer short.
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Bring the essentials
- Item
- Price
- Availability
Choose a visual direction and adapt the description before generating. Turn on optional design refinement if you want help with composition, colors or layout. Keep your facts and exact wording in the brief.
Make the product identifiable
Describe the actual dish or drink, or use a product photo you can supply. If the visual is illustrative, check that it does not promise ingredients or portions the real item does not have.
Treat availability as content
Put the serving days and price in the brief alongside the product name. Style changes should preserve those details. Make a new version when the offer changes.
See the idea take shape
Explore the image. Open the prompt. Change the details that make it yours.
Field & Foam weekend special
Original AI-generated example.
See the exact prompt
Create an original finished flat 4:5 restaurant-special promotion artwork for a fictional cafe. Show a beautiful clear ribbed glass of cardamom fig cold brew with a pale creamy foam layer and a thin fig slice, on warm pale travertine in morning side light. One appetizing photographic hero, convincing condensation and liquid, rich brown coffee and cream tones with a subtle plum accent. On the upper half, use striking but highly readable dark plum serif typography with this EXACT text and hierarchy: small 'Field & Foam Coffee'; large 'Cardamom Fig Cold Brew'; medium 'Fri–Sun Only'; large '$6.75'. No additional ingredients, health claims, address, urgency, limited quantities or other text. Generous whitespace, final digital poster edge to edge with no surrounding scene or mockup. No watermarks, no AI label.
A few useful answers
Can I reuse the design for another item?
Yes. Replace the item description and exact offer, then review the complete image.
Can the model write a discount claim?
Give it the approved claim. Do not ask it to invent a percentage, comparison price or stock limit.
