ChatGPT 4o Cracked for Ads (Full tutorial + Prompt Library)

Harshit Tyagi · Beginner ·🛠️ AI Tools & Apps ·1y ago

Key Takeaways

This video tutorial demonstrates how to create killer static ads with ChatGPT 4o, using a prompt library and various tools such as GBD40, Jurassic Park poster, and Under Armour's static ad. It covers topics such as ad creation, image generation, prompt engineering, and marketing revolution.

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This is the original Jurassic Park poster and I am turning it into Under Armour's static ad. I am pretty impressed with this visual. I turned Jurassic Park poster into Under Arour's static ad. OpenAI has changed everything again. GBD40 is not just another image generation feature or product update. It is a marketing revolution that is happening right now. People who are in the ad creation space, they already have felt this. But most of them do not know how to nail those graphics. What are the techniques that one should use? What are the prompts that you should use in order to get the right product visual out of Char GPD? I have tested CH GPD for a number of use cases. I'm working with a few clients and helping them out with their ad creation use cases. In this video, I'm going to show you how you can create photorealistic studio quality images. I've created a prompt library that's going to help you create those visuals for your products in any setting, any environment imaginable. How you can replicate winning ads from your competitors. How you can leverage iconic posters. How you can turn any bland photo and make it look luxury premium looking at creative. Watch this video till the end. I've shared so much so many pro tips in the middle that you will find very very useful. All right. So the first thing is in order to create really highquality ad ready product visuals you need to get the prompt right with charge the whole game is about getting the prompt right in order to create really high quality static ads. Now here I've created a prompt library just for this purpose because depending upon your brand style guideline your language and all those things there are so many different options available so many different ideas that you can capture and this library intends to give you all of that inspiration okay all those ideas and for the first example here I have this product shooting ad type okay it's a pretty simple use case you want a good high quality product shot. Okay. Now, depending upon what your brand is, I have captured a few different shooting styles here. You can see one example that I've added here for a beard oil kit. And this is the prompt that I have. All you need to do is, you know, replace your product description and your shooting style and then run with it. You can obviously, you know, at all of these points, you can make changes to these prompts. And I'll tell you later in the video how you can get access to this complete library. Okay? uh there going to be like close to 15 to 20 ideas that I have captured 15 to 20 different types of ads and within those sections within those types I would capture different examples for different uh you know brand different product types all right so copy this prompt from here I'll add it in chart GPD now product description for me let's say this is my uh beard oil kit beard oil kit that reflects okay shooting style I will So here I have used earthy luxury shot of a beard oil kit. This one I'm going to use warm neutrals. Okay, this is my shooting style. I'll give it to Chari. Wait for it to generate this image for me with this particular shooting style. So this is the prompt for product shoots. And these are all of the examples. Now depending upon your style guideline, you can pick the one that you want and run with it. The second example, while this runs, I'll also look at, you know, the second example here. This is product in different environments. Now, I want this beard oil kit to be presented on a shelf in a bathroom. So, how can I capture that? This is the second type of ad. This is the complete prompt with lighting style, decor, decor elements, different types of elements that you would want to add. It all depends on, you know, your requirement, how uh rich your adh should look like depending upon your requirements. And then these are a few examples that I've captured here that you can actually go and you know use all these things. Here you go for warm neutrals. This is the image that it has captured and I'm sure like this is like pretty cool. You can just get something like this ready within a couple of seconds. The first part the product photo shoot this is done. Let's move on to second element in different environment. I'll copy this prompt as well. I'll paste it here and here in order to make changes what I want is the environment should feel and then here I want to simply pick the elements from my example. So let's say I want to showcase this bedside table. Okay. Okay. Luxury vanity. Let's do luxury vanity for this one. Okay. For realistic static add image product type. This is my beard oil kit on a luxury vanity. The environment should feel this I will remove from here. And I think this is fine. You want centered. So we'll use centered for now. And maintain correct real world projections and camera angle. Ensure the label is clearly visible. This is fine. This is fine. This is fine. The final no cost postprocessing. Okay. These are a few things that I've added just to make sure that the final image that it generates basically is sorted for us. Uh it needs minimal editing in post. Let's see the kind of results that this gives us. Okay, this again, you know, I've seen similar ads from similar brands, you know, brands that are selling not only beard oil but serums and whatnot. And this is a pretty cool ad where your product is actually showcased on a luxury vanity. I am sold. So post edit is going to be very very simple minimal editing and you can start running your ads. The next example that I have, obviously you can try it out with all sorts of different examples here. Product and people. Okay, if I want somebody to try it out, this is the prompt that I've captured here. Photo realistic static ad image of the product type being used or help you know pick one of them because sometimes it confuses. I got a few errors in while generating this particular image where it had like you know three hands. So one hand was using another one was touching the beard and the third there was a third hand just holding that bottle. So you have to be like a little careful and very precise with the prompt hair otherwise you know it can make mistakes early on when GP4 was released quality was you know very top-notch and they have kind of nerfed the model and the quality has gone down a little bit. I don't know what they've done but it was way too good at the time of the launch. Again, JSON. If you already have a few static images with you, you have your brand logo, product, all of those shots with you, you have your brand assets, first thing that you should do is extract all of the elements, tagline, product name, all those things, the textual elements because text is something that chat GPD sucks at. If you'll ask it to, you know, write specific chat, it can then also like make mistakes with the spelling and all those things. So in order to get text ready and right in your product visuals, you need to have it extracted within a JSON and also provide it within JSON. So that will basically reduce the chances of chat GPD making mistakes with your text elements. So that's a pro tip that I'm going to give you here. Extract the JSON and also while adding any sort of textual element, you should pass on those details within a JSON format. Now the next thing that we should try is the before and after. Okay, I tried it out with this beard oil kit. Okay, on the right hand side is the after, the left hand side is the before. So this this is like another scenario. This is the prompt here. I'll also, you know, uh clean it up a little bit. I'm still working on this document, by the way. So let's add this prompt here. Uh create 1080 x 1350 vertical static ad perfectly split before after. Okay, left side is before show here. I'll just specify, you know, let's say um a young Indian ribbed male model with uh long beard and short hair experiencing negative. So on the left hand side is the negative state that you want to show. So you can specify here from the example. You can pick anything. Okay. Confused, fl uh frustrated. Let's let's just write it ourselves here. Experiencing patchy beard, dry, itchy. Let's add all of those things. and who is completely frustrated with the quality of beard. Okay, expression we are going to go with frustrated. We can remove all of these. I've just added them so that you know you have idea on what all you can add. So environment we'll do dark lighting, dull atmosphere, this is fine. Body language this is fine. Okay. Okay. Let's keep background. We'll keep it them. Okay. Right side is after. Okay. And here I'll add same person after using the product for let's say 5 days. Very happy, clean and shiny beard. Well maintained and groomed. Expression. Let's do calm, confident. That's that should be fine. and environment clean and bright sunny room not sunny room cozy space is fine organized area we don't need organized area for this beard oil that's it and then product okay okay background one tones clean space or natural light clean space this is fine this is before and after. That's it. Nothing. No more changes. Okay, let's run with this one. I would expect that this will give me a similar result like this. Okay, I was pretty impressed with this. Obviously, it needs a few corrections. The four days of use it should have, you know, one day here. I should have described that within my prompt also. The left hand side should have like 1 day, 4 day, day 1, day, day, 21, something like that. Okay. before and after. So, this is pretty dull and I can see the patchy beard. If I open this and zoom it. Okay, so you can see the difference and how well maintained it is. Obviously, you could add a little bit more in terms of patchiness. So, that didn't turn out to be great, but it was right here because I changed a little bit. I think my prompt was a little different in this particular case. This also does like really well in terms of what I specified in the prompt. before and after results. You can have like grayed out sort of a texture on the left hand side to make it like more contrasting. I've seen like a few brands have like different types of products, a different range. So, bundle layout is what you can do. And I'm not going to run this particular example. You should try it out on your own. You have to just specify, you know, the number of products that you have, different tones, different flavors, different whatever functions that your product basically offers. You should have them within a box layout. I provided a few collection examples. Supplement stack, uh, candle set, uh, body care essentials, grooming kit, all of these. So, there like 10 different uh, types of ads that you can generate just like these. I'm going to give this all to you. Just let me know in the comment section and I'll like in a bit I'll tell you where this is going to be hosted so that you can, you know, directly grab it from there. I think you should all be clear with how you want to like structure your prompt in order to create really really high quality static at okay so we've seen the problems with prompt engineering obviously like getting the prompt right and I've tried to capture uh the complete guide and how you should write prompts in the library decent amount of work that's required in order to get those prompts right and looking at this problem I was working with a few of my clients and they had similar problems how they were using chat GPD was they had some inspiration from some other place. They would copy that image, take screenshot, do download things and then upload them back again onto chat GPT, write their prompts. So I saw this workflow and I tried to create a product around this. This is not ready. If you find this useful and if you are somebody who needs this product, do let me know in the comment section. I'll work, you know, 10x harder to get this live and into your hands as soon as possible. And by the time this video goes live, maybe you'll find the link in the description already. And the guide also is something that you will be able to find on this application on this web app that I'm working on here. I can do a lot of different types of things with this tool. These are all the use cases that you would have for chat GPT as well. Let's play around with a few ads. And by the way, these are all the ads from meta ad library. I'm capturing a lot of my competitors and what sort of ads they are publishing. This is a complete repo of all those ads for my inspiration and also I can do a lot of things with these ads and I've made it simpler so that you don't have to write those prompts again and again. Okay, Stanley Cup I want to restyle advertisement. I don't want to change anything. I don't want to replicate this for my brand. I just want to change this into a retro or vintage ad. My brand name again everything I won't change anything. I'll just simply click on generate prompt. And here it gives you option to copy the prompt if you just want to copy the prompt or you want to copy the prompt with the image and that was the use case that my clients had. So uh keeping that in mind copy prompt with image I'll just click that paste it here in charge. You can see the image also got pasted here. Okay. So that part is solved. Now the only thing is I need to remove some elements that because I'm not replicating it and it is trying to capture you know all of these placeholders. So placeholders are something that I want to remove from here below containers ensuring it. Okay please call to action d okay and you can see the visual for that retro and vintage look is already captured within the prompts here. So that part is done. I'll simply give it to Chat GPD to show its magic. While chat GPD is generating this visual for us, this ad. Let's look at another example. I'm looking for Ridge Wallet. Okay, this is the Ridge Wallet. I want to give it like more luxury and premium look. So, all I'm going to do is click on luxury and premium, generate prompt, copy prompt with image. I'll click on a new chat. Paste everything here. Okay. and air. I'll just remove all the placeholders. Okay, this I'm going to remove. By the way, you want to replicate it. I'm going to keep the placeholders as it is so that you can, you know, if you want to change it, your editor would know it already. So, I just run it with the placeholders, you can remove the placeholders as well so that you duplicate that ad uh same for the same brand but with a different style. This ad should give it like a totally different look, a more luxury, more premium look. And that's what this pro this prompt also captures. Deep rich colors with navy, emerald or burgundy or subtle textured backgrounds resembling marble, silk or leather. And the same essence is going to get captured within this static ad image as well. Look at this. This is this is the original red wallet. Okay. And I wanted to give it like a more premium look. So it has come up with this main benefit of feature. You would obviously need to you know edit that in post. Then product name. Your product name goes here. And this might be an inspiration for Ridge to create a wallet in this particular design. And obviously I can have the same color, the same product captured as well. Meanwhile, I just want to see what are the results of a retro vintage look of Stanley Cup. I think this looks pretty good to me for a vintage for a retro look, how ads used to be uh back in the day. And this and it captures the details of the product pretty nicely. And this one I can see some issue with the line here. I guess this is a premium look for this simpler ad. Let's try it out on a different visual. Okay. Supplement company. Let me just capture increase CTR by 5,000%. I'll generate prompt. Copy prompt with image. I'll create a new uh chat here. And I'm going to remove all of these placeholders for now. Okay. Include the following text elements. No, I just remove this and want to do this only for the Bloom ad. This is my original Bloom ad and I want to increase its CTR by 5,000%. So, let's see how it does. And obviously, you can specify that, you know, you should keep all the product details intact and all those things. This product is not like uh ready yet. I think a week only since I started building this and I took a break in the middle. I've I've not provided like my 100% attention to this product. Do let me know if this is something that's very very useful for you. All right, super peach ring. Okay, everything in the original image, all of those things are captured. Ready, set, bloom to increase the CTR. It has added like background colors to this ad. And obviously, if you have your own products, your own shots, you should be able to like do a lot more with this increase CTR by 5,000%. I've seen like some really really amazing results with just this particular tip. prompt hack is add like once it has created an image for you just say increase the CTR by 5,000% and preserve all the details. I've given a bunch of options. So, you can choose an ad style, playful, casual, minimalist, clean, all these looks. I'll add more ad styles here. Besides these meta ads, I can get inspiration from a lot of other types of art forms, types of posters. I am adding all of those elements as well. You must have seen all the Studio Gibli ads and visuals. Everybody has gone like the world has become like Studio Gibli edition. That is something that I'm also going to add later on. The one use case that I've figured out that I was uh you know using myself is iconic posters and that's what you saw here. Also I turned this pulp fiction poster into viral ad prompts. Okay. Uh as a cover for my library. I can leverage all of these iconic posters and you know turn add you know play around with these add my brand elements into it and and do a lot more. For example, here I have this poster. I'll keep it original. Brand name, I will say Cosmopolitan. The women's magazine. Okay. Product name, I'll just again say Cosmo Polyon. Okay, that's it. Generate prompt and again copy prompt with image. I'll open up a new chat. Paste it here. While the image gets loaded, I will hit enter. And now this iconic poster is going to become an ad for Cosmopolitan magazine. And you can do like a lot more with such use cases. If I pick let's say this Jurassic Park visual, this poster. If I want to turn this into let's say Under Arours, I want to create an ad for Under Arour using this visual. So brand logo is not something that we can add. I'll show you in a little bit how you can add your own brand assets and uh replicate these ads. So brand tagline wear it to feel athletic. Custom we stand for equality. Okay, that's it. Simple. I've added like some uh you know random text here. Copy prompt with image. I'll open up a new chat. Paste it here and run it. Let's go back. Look at the cosmopolitan ad design. So here it was a newspaper as I can see in the original one and automatically it has uh replaced that paper with the Cosmopolitan magazine and I like the font that it has picked for Cosmopolitan the women's magazine. So again a pretty good advertisement for Cosmopolitan to run. Let's just refresh and see where we are with our latest creation for Under Arour. Okay, I think this is going to be great. where to feel athletic. It's getting loaded. Okay, this is this is pretty cool. Pretty damn cool. This is the original Jurassic Park poster. Okay, and I am turning it into Under Armour's static ad. This is like giving you all sorts of different ideas that you can play around with and I'm going to like make it easier with the platform that I'm building. Do let me know in the comment section. Do reach out if you want that product live as soon as possible. There we go. Okay. So, I am pretty pretty impressed with this visual. I turned a Jurassic Park poster into Under Arour's static ad. And Under Arour also should be pretty impressed with, you know, the kind of visual that TJ has created. The GBD photo is pretty insane, man. Nice. Nice. I love it. That's like two use cases for iconic posters and you can like play around with a lot of these. Last, we should also look at how we can replicate ads that your competitor brands are running. That's again going to be, you know, a pretty common use case for many brands out there. Let's search for Shopify. I have this ad Shopify. I want to turn this for Magento. Magentto is a competitor brand. Five best. Okay. Supporting tagline. I don't want to add anything else. Okay. And then this is fine. Generate prompt. Copy prompt with image. Open up a new chat. Paste it here. CTA and tagline. I'm going to remove from here. And that's it. Now I'm going to run with it. I was also playing around with the ideagram's latest V3 model. That is also pretty good. Very promising. Run it for the same use case that we have. Remix. Pasted the image of the Shopify visual. Okay. And then I'm going to copy this prompt here and describe image. Remove this. And I'll paste it. Okay. Remix this ad. The only good thing about iiogram is it gives you four different variations of the same image visual that you've created. So here I have four different variations that I can like pick from. That was like one thing that I liked. It may not be as good but for a few use cases I found idoggram again to be like very very good, very promising. So that was you know Shopify to Magento. Let's let's look at a few uh more replication use cases. Here's a brand called Witchi. I don't know what this brand actually is all about, but they have this serum. And I would want to create a similar ad for my serum brand. And here what I'm going to do is I'm going to add my brand asset in my asset library. I have this serum bottle. That's it. Simple stuff. Let's say my brand is root beauty. Okay. And this is a peptide serum. Okay. Tagline or benefit your daily skin care. Call to action. Let's say 50% off. Okay. I have done copy prompt with image. Now what it has done look carefully it has captured if I run it exactly where it's pasting it has copied not only the inspiration image the which is you know the ad that we are trying to replicate but it has also copied our product. So from the asset library my product has come in which is on the right hand side and then the ad here. Now it should basically feature my product n which is add. Let's see how good it is with this sort of uh replication. This is going to be slightly tricky for charge GPD also. I've seen some failures with my experience, but sometimes it does decently well. All right, it is trying to capture that disc, the disk that we have here. Okay, it's trying to capture that disc. Okay, great. Decent. Decent. I would say decent. Not a failure here. Not a failure. It has tried to capture that disc but failed at you know showcasing that reflection in that disc. So peptide serum your daily skincare 50% off tagline etc. All of those things since I'm working on this I'll probably add like font and styles and all of those things. You can play around with these is a great attempt of replicating and you know picking up the essence of my product and showcasing it within their ad. So again really really solid use case I would say. Look at this. I had this ad from eight sleep. Destroy night sweats. Goodbye overheating. Hello uninterrupted sleep. This was the ad from eight sleep that's on my platform. We all know Gillette. So I wanted to turn this ad and use this like whole creative for my product which is a shaving gel. And this is what it created the tagline product name and captured the complete like the bottle within that you know uh piece of ice. The only thing it failed at is this, you know, the framing. I should basically keep that in mind and with a little bit of uh, you know, tweaking with the prompting, I'll get the visual right. Pretty good results with chat GPT. So far, this does 95% of the work. 5% is, you know, again, post edit if you're like really picky about every single element. And you might have to do like a little bit more prompting on top of this to get the visual right to nail that particular ad creative for your brand. But again really really solid use cases all around. Do let me know in the comment section how you found this entire video. Were they like interesting use cases for you? Do let me know. I really really want to hear from you and uh you know how you are finding chat GPD to create ad agencies. This has like immense use case. I'm blown away and there like so many use cases. I'm eagerly waiting for the API so that I can showcase the generation uh within the platform itself instead of copying things around and moving things around. You should have like everything done within the platform itself. Yeah, that's all. I hope you enjoyed this one. I'll see you guys in the next one. Do not forget to like the video. Comment down below with what your thoughts

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Learn to build & sell AI agents, check our FREE community: https://www.skool.com/ai-builders-collective-2336 A complete guide to create killer static ads with ChatGPT 4o. To hire us for your brand, head over to: http://topsignalai.com/ The prompt library gets open at 3K likes on this video. Commenters get notified first. Social Media & Discord Server Invitation Follow me for more: - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyagiharshit/ - X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/dswharshit - Join the newsletter: https://highsignalai.substack.com/ Chapters: 0:00 - Intro to ad creation with chatgpt 4o 0:40 - Prompt Engineering for High-Quality Ad Visuals 1:40 - Creating studio quality product shots 3:15 - Product shots in different environment 5:40 - People with your product shots 7:24 - Before and After Ads 11:20 - Bundle layout shots 12:07 - My Tool to restyle winning ads 18:20 - Ads from iconic posters 21:00 - Customise competitor Ads for your brand
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This video tutorial teaches how to create killer static ads with ChatGPT 4o, using a prompt library and various tools. It covers topics such as ad creation, image generation, prompt engineering, and marketing revolution. By following the steps and using the tools demonstrated in the video, viewers can create effective ads and improve their marketing skills.

Key Takeaways
  1. Copy prompt from library and run in ChatGPT
  2. Replace product description and shooting style in prompt
  3. Add decor elements and lighting style in prompt
  4. Run prompt in ChatGPT for image generation
  5. Use before and after format for ad creation
  6. Specify environment and body language in prompt
  7. Use iconic posters as ad templates
  8. Preserve product details when generating ads
💡 The key to creating effective ads with ChatGPT 4o is to craft well-designed prompts that take into account the product, environment, and body language.

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Intro to ad creation with chatgpt 4o
0:40 Prompt Engineering for High-Quality Ad Visuals
1:40 Creating studio quality product shots
3:15 Product shots in different environment
5:40 People with your product shots
7:24 Before and After Ads
11:20 Bundle layout shots
12:07 My Tool to restyle winning ads
18:20 Ads from iconic posters
21:00 Customise competitor Ads for your brand
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