Food posts
Prompt the dish, crop, light, surface, plate style, and offer context.
Product page template
Restaurant promo prompt kit
Build food posts, short video scenes, offer graphics, event promos, and menu-item campaigns from one guided restaurant brief.
$39Digital kit, sample price for first draft
What is included
- Restaurant intake brief for cuisine, offer, margin item, neighborhood, and tone.
- Food image prompts for plated dishes, drinks, takeout, catering, and seasonal specials.
- Short video scene prompts for prep, table reveal, chef detail, and event clips.
- Caption prompts for daily specials, local events, reservation pushes, and slow-night offers.
- Revision prompts for cleaner crops, better lighting, less clutter, and stronger local fit.
Example output paths
Input
Dish: salmon special. Audience: date-night diners. Offer: Friday dinner reservation. Format: vertical story and square post.
Prompt path
Create a premium plate image with dark table surface, warm restaurant light, clear garnish, and space for a simple offer line. Then create a 4-shot video sequence: plate close-up, sauce pour, table setting, final reservation frame.
Dish: salmon special. Audience: date-night diners. Offer: Friday dinner reservation. Format: vertical story and square post.
Prompt path
Create a premium plate image with dark table surface, warm restaurant light, clear garnish, and space for a simple offer line. Then create a 4-shot video sequence: plate close-up, sauce pour, table setting, final reservation frame.
Who it is for
Restaurants that need repeatable promo ideas.
This kit fits owners, social media managers, food creators, restaurant marketers, and agencies that handle local hospitality accounts.
Short clips
Turn a special into a simple scene list for video generation or editing.
Local offers
Create ad and caption angles tied to neighborhood, daypart, and reason to visit.
FAQ
Does it work with image and video tools?
Yes. The prompts are written to be adapted for image generators, video generators, editing tools, and chat tools.
Do I need prompt experience?
No. The brief asks for the details first, then gives you prompt paths to run and revise.
First draft checkout promise
The final product page should show a sample PDF page, prompt count, file type, refund rule, and delivery process before launch.
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