Bubble Tea Grand Opening Poster (Festive Red & Gold Pop)
Red-and-gold festivity reads as 'grand opening' at a glance, and the 3D drink hero stops foot traffic; the clean lower third lets you drop in your address and QR code without re-editing the artwork.
prompt
Design a grand opening poster for {shop_name}, a bubble tea shop opening on {opening_date} at {location}. Style: festive modern Taiwanese pop — vivid red and gold palette, bold rounded Chinese-style display typography blocks, a playful 3D-rendered pearl milk tea cup as the hero centerpiece, confetti and lucky cloud motifs, subtle paper texture. Feature a badge-style sticker announcing the opening deal {opening_offer}. Vertical 2:3 ratio, hero cup in the upper two thirds, leave the lower third clean for shop address and QR code overlay. Bright, celebratory, street-shopfront energy — avoid clutter and keep all text areas as placeholder blocks.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {shop_name}Shop name
- e.g. 春芽手搖
- {opening_date}Opening date
- e.g. 8/8
- {location}Location
- e.g. 台中一中街
- {opening_offer}Opening offer
- e.g. 全品項買一送一
Use case
A bubble tea or food shop owner who needs storefront and social posters ready before opening day.
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