Fitness Coach Hiring Card (Athletic Editorial Style)
The diagonal motion composition signals energy before anyone reads a word, and the reserved bottom quarter means one render can be reused for every coaching role you post.
prompt
Create a square 1:1 Instagram recruitment graphic for {studio_name}, a boutique fitness studio hiring a {position}. Style: bold athletic editorial — dynamic diagonal composition, high-contrast charcoal background, an energetic {accent_color} gradient sweep with motion-blur light streaks, and an oversized condensed sans-serif headline 'JOIN OUR TEAM' across the upper half. Add one athletic figure in silhouette mid-movement, non-identifiable, never a posed model's face. Reserve the bottom quarter as clean dark space where the studio will overlay {perks} text later. Crisp studio lighting, minimal clutter, no real brand marks; gym equipment appears only as soft out-of-focus shapes.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {studio_name}Name of the studio or gym
- e.g. Pulse Lab
- {position}Position being recruited
- e.g. 持證私人教練
- {accent_color}Accent colour for the gradient sweep
- e.g. 螢光黃
- {perks}Perks or application info to overlay later
- e.g. 底薪+抽成、免費課程、IG 私訊應徵
Use case
A boutique gym or yoga studio owner recruiting coaches on Instagram who wants the hiring post to match the brand's energy.
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