Product name
Enter the formal product name. Brand name is optional and can be derived from the product name.
FOUR-PANEL AD STORY
When a team knows which product claim it may use but still needs a clear Setup, Development, Turn, and Close, this scenario turns the necessary facts into a traceable brief. The quick flow uses Advertising comic: one illustrated 2×2 comic with drawn linework and flat-color/halftone styling. Other forms are not comics. The Turn changes only situation, recognition, decision, or behavioral choice within supplied context, never product effect. One core generation returns one complete flat 2×2 image; its four beats are positions inside the image, not separate assets or interactive regions. Review may check those positions, but approval always targets the whole image.
WHO IT FITS
This fits small brands, social-content teams, and creatives that can supply product appearance, usage rights, and an approved claim. They want a reviewable four-panel composition before deciding whether to prepare it for publication. Unsupported evidence must not be invented during creation.
THREE ESSENTIAL FIELDS
Enter the formal product name. Brand name is optional and can be derived from the product name.
Use one selling point approved for advertising; do not add unverified efficacy or absolute wording.
Define who needs it in which real situation, plus audiences, uses, and outcomes the story must not imply.
BRIEF → CREATE → REVIEW
Enter product name, approved selling point, and audience context; choose a preset and confirm rights. Appearance description or reference image, brand, action copy, exclusions, and four beat overrides are optional.
A single composite follows Setup, Development, Turn, and Close across audience context, product action, a compliant choice change, and packshot CTA. There is no automatic retry.
Confirm product and brand recognition, story order, selling-point accuracy, and no obvious visual defects. Then name the reviewer, save the version, and approve.
ACTUAL OUTPUTS
KNOWN LIMITS
START WITH A BOUNDED BRIEF