Nail Studio Chrome Collection Poster (Neon Cyberpunk)
One macro hand shot carries the whole poster — high-contrast neon stops the scroll and shows off the new collection without booking a photoshoot.
prompt
Design a neon cyberpunk promotional poster for {studio_name}, a nail studio launching its new {collection_name} gel collection. Center a macro shot of a hand with glossy chrome and holographic nails, fingers spread dramatically against a rain-slicked night street with glowing magenta and cyan signage. Add electric neon tube typography for the headline, with the launch price {launch_price} inside a glitch-effect badge. Reserve the bottom strip for {booking_info} in clean white sans-serif. Use deep purple-black shadows, lens flare highlights and subtle scanlines for texture. High contrast, ultra-detailed render, vertical 4:5 ratio for Instagram feed and print.
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 nail studio
- e.g. Luna Nails 月光美甲
- {collection_name}Name of the new nail collection
- e.g. Cyber Chrome 鏡面系列
- {launch_price}Launch promotional price
- e.g. NT$1,280 起
- {booking_info}Booking method or link
- e.g. IG 私訊 @lunanails 預約
Use case
Nail or lash studio owners announcing a new gel collection or seasonal limited designs on Instagram and in-store.
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