Leave the Problem Out Prompt pack
- Type
- Prompt pack
- Inside
- 8 prompts
- Published
- October 22, 2026




About this prompt pack
Give your product a recognizable shape in the problem it solves, from a dry boot-shaped patch in a puddle to an eraser-shaped clearing in graphite. Eight finished ads come with the exact prompts and the words to swap for your own product, benefit, brand and color. Keep the empty shape and its connection to the problem, and you can carry the idea into your next campaign.
What you'll learn
- Softness starts here — The uncracked tube-shaped clearing makes softness visible. Swap the cream and clay for your product and its problem; keep a smooth, empty interior and the matching tube silhouette.
- Keep the wet out — The boot outline stays dry inside the puddle, turning waterproofing into a visible absence. Swap the boot and wet surface, but keep the heel, toe and cuff readable from the chosen angle.
- Leave the fuzz behind — The roller-shaped clearing exposes clean fabric. Swap the roller and lint for your tool and the material it removes; match the clearing to the actual tool, including the direction of its head.
- Hold on to warmth — The flask outline interrupts the frost, making retained warmth the promise. Swap the flask and frost for another product and obstacle; keep the clear shape flush with the glass.
- Take heat in hand — The unburned mitt silhouette makes protection from heat visible. Swap the mitt and scorched paper for another protective product and a relevant threat; keep the protected surface intact.
- Keep your view clear — The goggle-shaped clearing turns an unobstructed view into the selling point. Swap the goggles and condensation, but keep the product lenses as clear as the empty shape behind them.
- Room for another idea — The erased shape gives another idea somewhere to go. Swap the eraser and graphite for your product and its removable problem; keep the clean area flat and leave room around the real product.
- Give growth some room — The shears-shaped opening gives a seedling space among the thorns. Swap the shears and tangles, but preserve the tool silhouette and one small sign of the benefit in the clearing.
ResourcesEight exact prompts a pack, each tested in client work. Every pack has its own page; leave your email there and it arrives in your inbox.

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