Open House Poster (Editorial Photography)
A golden-hour, magazine-style hero shot sells the lifestyle before the listing, and the gradient-protected text zone means your date and contact details never fight the photo for attention.
prompt
Create a premium 3:4 portrait poster for a property open house. Hero visual: a photorealistic golden-hour interior shot of a {property_type} in {neighborhood} — wide-angle, soft natural light flooding through floor-to-ceiling windows, styled like a high-end architecture magazine spread. Apply a subtle dark gradient on the lower third so white serif text stays legible. Headline 'OPEN HOUSE' in an elegant thin serif, with {open_house_date} beneath in letterspaced sans-serif. Add one short benefit line about {key_selling_point} and a discreet footer band with {agent_contact}. Color grade: warm neutrals, no oversaturation. The composition should feel aspirational and uncluttered, like a luxury lifestyle ad. Print resolution.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {property_type}Type of property
- e.g. three-bedroom riverside apartment
- {neighborhood}Neighborhood or district
- e.g. Da'an District, Taipei
- {open_house_date}Open house date and hours
- e.g. Sunday, June 22, 2-5 PM
- {key_selling_point}Key selling point of the property
- e.g. 5-minute walk to the MRT and riverside park
- {agent_contact}Agent name and contact
- e.g. Agent Chen · 0912-345-678
Use case
Real estate agents and property managers promoting an open house or new listing viewing event.
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