Prompt
77 wordsUltra cinematic 15-second tennis commercial for Roland Garros 2026. Hand-drawn ink-and-marker illustration aesthetic mixed with dynamic modern sports animation. Deep navy shadows, saturated clay orange courts, rough sketch textures, imperfect pen strokes, paper grain, energetic scribble motion lines. Every frame feels like an animated editorial sports illustration brought to life. Includes a full 0:00 to 0:15 shot flow with VFX, SFX, music direction, style references, and negative style constraints (not anime, not Pixar, not clean vector art).
About this prompt
Roland Garros Tennis Trailer is a ready-to-use poster prompt for GPT Image 2 on Image 2. Copy the 77 words below, paste them into the Create form, and you will get a result close to the preview above. Tweak the Product Ad, Poster, Sports tag if you want to push it somewhere new.
Use it as a starting point and keep iterating: change the subject, lighting, or composition until it looks right. The credit cost stays the same whether you run it as-is or remix it.
Use case
A strong starting point for Poster
Start here when you want a poster image in the same direction as Roland Garros Tennis Trailer. The prompt already sets the look and structure; swap in your own subject, product, colors, or scene details for the brief you have in mind.
Easy places to tweak
- Subject Swap in your person, product, place, or object without changing the overall composition.
- Look and mood Tune the lighting, palette, camera angle, or materials so the image fits your brand.
- Final format Set the aspect ratio, background, text, or layout notes before you generate.
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How to use it
- Step 1
Copy the prompt
Hit the Copy button above to grab the full text.
- Step 2
Open Image 2 Create
Head to the Create form and paste it in.
- Step 3
Generate
Hit Generate. Your version lands in seconds.
Make it yours
Load the prompt into the Create form with one click, then start tweaking.
