Generate a hero image for a product launch
Marketing needs a launch-day hero image of a fictional smart water bottle in the next hour. Use Midjourney, Nano Banana, or any image model to deliver one.
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The brief
What counts as success
One final hero image (PNG or JPG, 1920×1080 or larger) that fits the brief and could plausibly ship to a real launch page.
Recommended tools and flow
Recommended tools: Midjourney v7, Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image), DALL·E 3, or Adobe Firefly.
Suggested flow
1. Write a tight prompt: subject + setting + lighting + lens + mood. Avoid more than ~40 words.
2. Generate 4 candidates. Pick the best base.
3. Iterate: re-roll with style adjustments, then upscale.
4. Optional: light retouch in Photoshop / Photopea (clean reflections, fix logo if any).
5. Upload your final image below.
Prompt starter: "Editorial product photo of a matte-black smart water bottle with a thin glowing cyan OLED ring near the top. Studio lighting, soft falloff, deep charcoal background, 85mm, shallow depth of field, no text, ultra clean."
Take on this quest — earn XP
Ship the deliverable, submit it in the app, and earn +10 XP on submission plus +100XP when it's approved.
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