Image prompt Product & Ads Customizable
Pixel Art Hardware Spec Sheet Poster in Retro Style
A horizontal poster in chunky pixel art shows a single device floating above a hard black shadow on warm, aged paper. A bold pixel-font headline runs across the top, with a spec table, barcode and small model boxes arranged like a printed catalogue page.
- Model
- GPT Image 2
- Type
- 4 images
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Shared
- 6 Jul 2026
- Likes on X
- 36
Hardware objectTitleCategory/numberSpec contentModel code/type/version+1 more
Image prompt
973 charactersPixel-art product spec poster, 16:9 horizontal — aged cream paper background; one [hardware object] drawn in crisp pixel art, floating in 3/4 view, with a hard-edged solid black flat shadow beneath, every button, knob and port snapped to the pixel grid; body colors white + red + blue + lime green + orange; a giant red two-word English pixel-font title spanning the full width at top "[title]", the top of the object breaking through the title letters; left column with a category label "[category/number]" + barcode + short body copy + spec table "[spec content]" (values like real product parameters); on the right a vertical stack of small spec boxes "[model code/type/version]"; issue number and archive code in the corners; optionally a second line of pixel-font slogan "[slogan]"; all text in the image in English — no photorealistic rendering, no smooth anti-aliased curves, no gradient or soft shadows, no melted or misaligned buttons, no more than 5 accent colors
How to use it
It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt. Swap the bracketed placeholders for your own device, headline, category number, slogan and spec values, and keep the phrases about the pixel grid, flat shadow and five-colour palette, since those hold the retro look together. Try a headline and product that match a real release schedule or a fictional launch, and use the finished poster as a mock-up for a product page or a social post.
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