Pineapple Paper Cradle, made with GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst
Example made with GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst

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GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst food photo promptPineapple Paper Cradle

The exact text-to-image prompt behind this picture, made with GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst.

Prompt

Vertical 4:5 portrait frame. A whole golden pineapple sits in a sculptural corrugated cardboard cradle whose folded mint paper crown echoes the actual leaves without covering them. The open package stands on a cream studio plinth with one detached protective insert beside it. Hard sunlight from the left, 80mm commercial still life photography, warm kraft fibers and crisp green folds, inventive premium grocery packaging, no logos, no text.

Prompts are kept in their original English to help reproduce the example. Copy one as it is, or adapt it for your project.

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Settings

Mode
Text to image
Aspect ratio
4:5
Quality
high
Price
From 2 credits

The exact price shows before you generate.

Make your own version

  1. For a different mood, rewrite only the light: Hard sunlight from the left.
  2. 80mm commercial still life photography sets the whole feel of the shot. Swap it for another camera style to change the vibe.
  3. The prompt ends with no text. Leave that in, or the model may add random lettering.

Where this idea comes from

Inspired by an idea from @iamaiistudio, collected in Evolink-AI/awesome-gpt-image-2-API-Prompts under CC0 1.0. PopNow wrote this prompt and made the example above.

Product prompt guide

How this product shot is built

A whole golden pineapple rests in a sculpted cardboard cradle topped with a folded mint paper crown, shot as a premium still life on a cream plinth. It works because the prompt fixes the layout, light and lens, and says what to avoid (logos, text), so GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst can focus on clean materials and crisp folds.

  1. Frame formatVertical 4:5 portrait frame.

    Sets a tall portrait shape that suits a standing fruit and a crown on top. Remove it and the model may pick a wide frame, leaving empty side space and a smaller pineapple.

  2. Hero and packagingA whole golden pineapple sits in a sculptural corrugated cardboard cradle

    Names the product, its ripeness color and the holder material in one line. Without "whole" you might get slices, and without "corrugated" the cradle loses its ribbed edge texture.

  3. Paper crown ideawhose folded mint paper crown echoes the actual leaves without covering them

    This is the creative hook: a paper crown that mimics the real leaves. The "without covering them" clause keeps the real leaves visible, so the paper doesn't hide the fruit's top.

  4. Set and propThe open package stands on a cream studio plinth with one detached protective insert beside it.

    Gives the scene a base and a single supporting prop. The word "one" limits clutter; change it to "several" and the insert may start competing with the pineapple.

  5. Light, lens, finishHard sunlight from the left, 80mm commercial still life photography, warm kraft fibers and crisp green folds, inventive premium grocery packaging, no logos, no text.

    Hard left light gives sharp shadows that show the folds, and 80mm keeps proportions natural. The closing "no logos, no text" stops invented, garbled printing on the cardboard.

What to change for your own product

To shoot your own product, keep the structure (hero, holder, plinth, light) and swap the nouns. Keep the packaging idea tied to the product's own shape.

Product
Here it is a whole golden pineapple. Replace it with your item, such as a pear, a bottle or a candle, and describe its color and shape in a few words.
Packaging material
The prompt uses corrugated cardboard with a mint paper crown. For another product, name a different material like molded pulp, kraft tissue or felt, plus its color.
Backdrop
A cream studio plinth keeps the scene neutral. Use a darker stone block or a colored paper sweep if your product is pale and needs contrast.
Light and props
Hard sunlight from the left gives crisp shadows. Switch to "soft window light" for gentler products, and keep the single insert or swap it for one relevant prop.

Ready-made variations

Skincare bottle in a pulp cradle

Moves the set-up to skincare, where a clean, minimal look suits a single bottle.

Prompt

Vertical 4:5 portrait frame. A single frosted glass serum bottle sits in a sculptural molded pulp cradle whose folded sage paper collar echoes the bottle's shoulders without covering the cap. The open package stands on a cream studio plinth with one detached protective insert beside it. Hard sunlight from the left, 80mm commercial still life photography, soft fibers and crisp folds, premium skincare packaging, no logos, no text.

Sneaker in a kraft cradle

Use this for a footwear campaign that shows eco-friendly packaging.

Prompt

Vertical 4:5 portrait frame. A single white running sneaker sits in a sculptural corrugated cardboard cradle whose folded orange paper tongue echoes the shoe's laces without covering them. The open package stands on a pale gray studio plinth with one detached protective insert beside it. Hard sunlight from the left, 80mm commercial still life photography, warm kraft fibers and crisp folds, inventive premium footwear packaging, no logos, no text.

Pineapple in warm evening light

Keeps the same product but gives it a warmer, sunset-style campaign mood.

Prompt

Vertical 4:5 portrait frame. A whole golden pineapple sits in a sculptural corrugated cardboard cradle whose folded mint paper crown echoes the actual leaves without covering them. The open package stands on a terracotta studio plinth with one detached protective insert beside it. Low golden-hour sunlight from the right, 80mm commercial still life photography, warm kraft fibers and long soft shadows, premium grocery packaging, no logos, no text.

Model and settings

Keep the 4:5 ratio, since the tall shape suits a standing pineapple and its crown, and it works well for social feeds and product listings. Keep quality on high so the kraft fibers and paper folds stay crisp. If you need a wide banner, switch to a landscape ratio and add a phrase like "generous empty space on the right" so the product isn't stretched or lost.

  • Nano Banana 2.1Pick it if you want sharp 4K output and may later add real label text to the packaging, since its tagline stresses sharp text.
  • FLUX.2 ProChoose it for a photoreal look with more control over exact colors, such as matching the mint crown to a specific hex value.

When the product shot goes wrong

The paper crown covers or replaces the real leaves
Repeat the rule more firmly: write "real green leaves clearly visible above the paper crown" and keep the phrase "without covering them".
Text or logos appear on the cardboard
Keep "no logos, no text" at the end, and add "plain unprinted kraft surface" to stop the model from inventing printing.
The pineapple looks small or lost in the frame
Add "pineapple fills two thirds of the frame height" and reduce the plinth description to a few words.
The detached insert steals focus or multiplies
Keep "one detached protective insert" and add "low and out of focus beside the cradle" so it stays a quiet side prop.

Questions about this product prompt

Why does the prompt say "no logos, no text"?

Image models often invent printed words on boxes, and those letters usually come out garbled. Stating this keeps the cardboard clean and the pineapple as the only focus, and you can add your own label later in an editor.

What does 80mm do in an image prompt?

It tells the model to mimic a short telephoto lens, which keeps the pineapple's proportions natural and gently blurs the background. A wider number like 24mm would exaggerate the shape and make the cradle look distorted.

Can I use this prompt for a fruit other than pineapple?

Yes. Swap the fruit and rewrite the paper crown to match its shape, for example a folded green wrap echoing a pear's stem. Keep the cradle, plinth and light lines unchanged so the look stays consistent.