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Product Labels

Output

An editable flat soap-label concept with an original leaf mark and a restrained type hierarchy.
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Example input

Create a flat label concept for a fictional botanical soap called FIELDWORK. Include Botanical soap, Cedar + sage, and 120 g. Use forest green on cream, an abstract leaf symbol, and a small orange batch-color accent. Do not add claims, ingredients, barcodes, or certifications.

Instructions

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name: product-labels
description: Create a flat editable product-label concept using supplied copy. Use for visual exploration of packaging labels, not regulatory approval or packaging production engineering.
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# Product Labels

Create a flat editable product-label concept using supplied copy. Use for visual exploration of packaging labels, not regulatory approval or packaging production engineering.

## Lay out
- Separate brand, product name, variant, quantity, and any supplied required copy. Preserve all units and numbers exactly. Do not invent ingredients, allergens, certifications, origin, health claims, recycling marks, or a functional barcode.
- Ask for physical size and required text when the user needs a production label. For a concept without dimensions, choose a clearly stated digital artboard and do not call it print-ready.
- Keep the product name and variant readable at the intended viewing size. Use a simple grid, consistent margins, and one visual motif rather than decorating every edge.
- Use original vector geometry or supplied assets with permission. Keep a flat front-view label distinct from a bottle or box mockup; a mockup cannot substitute for the editable label.
- Use installed fonts, editable text, and no more than three palette colors unless the brief requires otherwise. Keep a safe inset around trim edges; add bleed only from explicit printer specifications.
- Long mandatory copy takes priority over ornament. Increase the label size or simplify the decoration instead of making that text unreadable.

## Verify and deliver
Write label.svg in a new task folder, with title, viewBox, explicit dimensions, XML-escaped copy, and no scripts or external resources. Render and compare every label, unit, and value with the brief. Check margins and readability at the stated size. Return font names, the editable SVG, and any actually rendered preview. Clearly identify concept dimensions and incomplete regulatory or printer review. Do not invent missing production information to make the concept look finished.

How to use

Choose Copy to try, paste into your coding assistant, and edit the request to make it yours. Open the resulting SVG in a browser or vector editor. Install for reuse is optional. Your AI assistant may have its own usage costs.

Remove private information and check the result before using it.

Tips & limitations

Create a flat label concept for a fictional botanical soap called FIELDWORK. Include Botanical soap, Cedar + sage, and 120 g. Use forest green on cream, an abstract leaf symbol, and a small orange batch-color accent. Do not add claims, ingredients, barcodes, or certifications.

Compare every word with your brief and inspect the SVG at full size and thumbnail size.

Creates an editable RGB SVG concept with a coding assistant. Text depends on installed fonts; production printing requires separate checks. The example brand and publication are fictional.

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Input

Create a flat label concept for a fictional botanical soap called FIELDWORK. Include Botanical soap, Cedar + sage, and 120 g. Use forest green on cream, an abstract leaf symbol, and a small orange batch-color accent. Do not add claims, ingredients, barcodes, or certifications.

Output

An editable flat soap-label concept with an original leaf mark and a restrained type hierarchy.

When information is missing

Input

Make a finished design, but the final copy and dimensions are missing.

Output

Request the final copy and size, or label the result as a concept with explicit assumptions.