Pet Grooming Spa Package Poster (3D Clay Render)
Soft clay-render cuteness turns a bath into an event pet owners want to share; the price tag and signboard fold pricing into the scene instead of cluttering it.
prompt
Create a soft 3D clay-render poster for {salon_name} promoting its {package_name} pet grooming spa package. Show an adorable rounded 3D puppy sitting in a miniature bathtub with fluffy foam bubbles, a tiny towel turban on its head, surrounded by floating 3D icons of shampoo bottles, paw prints and sparkles. Use pastel matte materials — mint, baby pink and cream — with soft studio lighting and gentle ambient occlusion, like a premium toy advertisement. Render the headline in chunky inflated 3D letters at the top, the package price {package_price} on a hanging tag, and {booking_channel} on a small signboard at the base. Square 1:1 ratio optimized for social feeds.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {salon_name}Name of the grooming salon
- e.g. 毛孩澡堂 Bubble Paws
- {package_name}Name of the spa package
- e.g. 夏日 SPA 全套護理
- {package_price}Package price
- e.g. NT$880 起
- {booking_channel}Booking channel
- e.g. LINE 線上預約
Use case
Pet grooming salons or vet clinics promoting spa packages or opening offers on social feeds.
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