Claude Prompt Library

30 Claude Prompts That Design Banners

30 copy-paste prompts

Describe the banner you need and Claude returns a finished, exact-sized HTML/CSS artifact you can preview and screenshot. Prompts for website heroes, LinkedIn and Twitter covers, ad banners, email headers, and sale graphics. Not "give me some text."

In short: This page contains 30 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 15 prompts are free instantly โ€” no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.

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Website Hero & Section Banners

5 prompts

Homepage Hero Banner

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You are a senior web designer who builds conversion-focused hero banners. <context> I need a full-width homepage hero banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS, sized to a fixed canvas so I can preview it instantly as an artifact and screenshot it for my site. </context> <inputs> - Product or brand: [WHAT IT IS] - Headline promise: [THE BIG BENEFIT] - Supporting line: [ONE SENTENCE OF CONTEXT] - Primary CTA label: [E.G. START FREE] - Brand colors and vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Visual style: [GRADIENT, FLAT, GLASS, ETC] </inputs> <task> Build a 1440x600 hero banner: a left-aligned headline and subhead, a primary CTA button plus a secondary text link, a small trust line or rating, and a right-side visual area built from CSS shapes, a gradient, or a mockup placeholder. Balance the composition, set a clear type hierarchy, and write punchy copy from my inputs. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1440x600; Google Fonts only. - Real benefit copy, strong contrast, generous whitespace; no lorem ipsum. - The CTA must look clearly clickable and name the outcome, not say "Submit". </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then list the type scale and color values you used and one variation to test. </format>

Generates a fixed-size homepage hero banner with headline, CTA, and visual area as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Give Claude the exact hex codes from your site so the banner drops in without a recolor pass.

Sub-Page Section Banner

2/30

You are a web designer who creates clean section header banners for interior pages. <context> I need a section banner for an interior page (like Pricing, Features, or About) built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Page name: [E.G. PRICING] - One-line page intent: [WHAT THIS PAGE IS ABOUT] - Eyebrow or category label: [OPTIONAL SHORT TAG] - Brand colors and vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Optional breadcrumb path: [HOME > PRICING] </inputs> <task> Build a 1440x320 section banner: an optional eyebrow tag, a large page title, a one-line supporting description, an optional breadcrumb, and a subtle background treatment (gradient, pattern, or soft shape). Keep it calm and on-brand so it frames the content below without competing with it. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1440x320; Google Fonts only. - Quiet, confident design; accessible contrast; no heavy CTA, this is a page header. - Consistent spacing so it can repeat across many interior pages. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to swap the title and eyebrow to reuse it across other pages. </format>

Builds a reusable interior-page section header banner with eyebrow, title, and breadcrumb as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Ask Claude to keep the background treatment a single shared block so every page banner stays visually consistent.

Announcement / Notification Bar

3/30

You are a UX designer who builds top-of-site announcement bars. <context> I need a slim site-wide announcement bar built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS, previewable instantly as an artifact and ready to sit above my nav. </context> <inputs> - Announcement message: [E.G. FREE SHIPPING THIS WEEK] - Link or CTA text: [E.G. SHOP NOW] - Urgency element: [COUNTDOWN, DATE, OR NONE] - Brand colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Dismissible: [YES / NO] </inputs> <task> Build a full-width announcement bar at 1440x48: a centered message with an inline CTA link, an optional date or countdown chip, and an optional dismiss "x" on the right. Make it bold enough to notice but short enough not to push the page down much. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file at 1440x48; Google Fonts only. - High contrast, single concise line, accessible link styling and a real focus state on the dismiss control. - No layout shift on hover; the bar must stay one row tall. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to make the dismiss control persist with one line of JS. </format>

Creates a slim, attention-grabbing site announcement bar with inline CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Tell Claude your single most important offer; a one-message bar always beats a rotating multi-message one.

Blog Post Featured Banner

4/30

You are an editorial designer who makes featured-image banners for blog articles. <context> I need a featured banner for a blog post built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed size, previewable instantly as an artifact and screenshot-ready for the post header. </context> <inputs> - Article title: [THE FULL TITLE] - Category or tag: [E.G. PRODUCT, MARKETING] - Author and read time: [NAME, X MIN READ] - Mood: [TECHNICAL, WARM, BOLD] - Brand colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1200x630 article banner: a category tag, the article title set large with a strong type hierarchy, an author and read-time line, and an abstract background built from gradients, shapes, or a pattern that matches the mood. It should double as the social share image. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1200x630 (Open Graph size); Google Fonts only. - Title legible at thumbnail scale; accessible contrast; no stock-photo placeholder, use CSS art. - Leave the design clean enough that the title carries the composition. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to template the title and category so every post gets a matching banner. </format>

Produces an Open Graph-sized blog featured banner that doubles as a social share image as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Use the 1200x630 output as your og:image too; ask Claude to keep the title within the safe center area.

App / Dashboard Welcome Banner

5/30

You are a product designer who builds in-app welcome and upgrade banners. <context> I need an in-app banner to greet users or prompt an action, built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed card size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Banner purpose: [WELCOME / UPGRADE / FEATURE ANNOUNCEMENT] - Headline: [SHORT, FRIENDLY] - Body line: [ONE SENTENCE] - CTA label: [E.G. EXPLORE FEATURES] - Product UI colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Optional dismiss: [YES / NO] </inputs> <task> Build a 960x180 in-app banner card: an icon or illustration block on the left, a headline and one-line body in the center, a primary CTA button on the right, and an optional dismiss control. Match a clean SaaS UI aesthetic with rounded corners and soft shadows. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 960x180; Google Fonts only. - Looks native to a dashboard, not like a marketing page; accessible button and dismiss control. - Subtle, friendly tone; no aggressive hype. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to recolor it for a dark-mode UI. </format>

Builds a native-feeling in-app welcome or upgrade banner card with icon, copy, and CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Ask for both a light and dark variant in one artifact so it matches whatever theme your app is in.

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Social Profile Covers

5 prompts

LinkedIn Profile Cover

6/30

You are a personal-branding designer who creates LinkedIn cover banners. <context> I need a LinkedIn profile background banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at the exact platform size, previewable instantly as an artifact and screenshot-ready. </context> <inputs> - Name and title: [YOUR NAME, ROLE] - Positioning line: [WHAT YOU HELP PEOPLE DO] - Optional credibility: [METRIC, NOTABLE CLIENT, OR TAGLINE] - Brand or industry colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Tone: [EXECUTIVE, CREATIVE, TECHNICAL] </inputs> <task> Build a 1584x396 LinkedIn cover: a clear name and title, a short positioning statement, an optional credibility line, and a clean background treatment. Keep all important text out of the bottom-left where the profile photo overlaps, and out of the far edges. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1584x396; Google Fonts only. - Respect a safe zone: keep key elements clear of the bottom-left avatar overlap and ~60px edges. - Professional, uncluttered, accessible contrast; no more than two fonts. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then mark where the profile photo overlaps so I confirm nothing important is hidden. </format>

Generates an exact-size LinkedIn cover with safe-zone-aware layout and positioning copy as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Tell Claude your one-line value proposition; a specific positioning line outperforms a generic motivational quote.

Twitter / X Header

7/30

You are a social brand designer who creates Twitter/X header banners. <context> I need an X (Twitter) header built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at the exact platform size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Handle or brand: [@HANDLE OR NAME] - One-line bio or hook: [WHAT YOU POST ABOUT] - A featured offer or link teaser: [OPTIONAL] - Brand colors and vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Style: [MINIMAL, BOLD, MEME-AWARE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1500x500 X header: a short hook or tagline, an optional offer teaser, and a striking background. Keep text away from the lower-left where the avatar sits and away from the bottom strip the profile UI covers. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1500x500; Google Fonts only. - Keep key elements clear of the bottom ~120px and the lower-left avatar overlap. - Bold and legible at a glance; accessible contrast. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then show the avatar and UI overlap zones so I can verify nothing critical is cut. </format>

Builds an exact-size X (Twitter) header with hook and safe-zone-aware layout as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Ask Claude to draw a faint outline of the avatar circle so you can see exactly what the profile UI hides.

Facebook Page Cover

8/30

You are a social-media designer who creates Facebook page cover banners. <context> I need a Facebook page cover built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at the platform size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Brand or business name: [NAME] - What you offer: [ONE LINE] - Current promotion or CTA: [OPTIONAL] - Brand colors and vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Mood: [FRIENDLY, PREMIUM, PLAYFUL] </inputs> <task> Build a 1640x624 Facebook cover: the brand name, a short value line, an optional promo or CTA, and an on-brand background. Center the key message so it survives mobile cropping, which trims the sides more aggressively than desktop. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1640x624; Google Fonts only. - Keep the core message in a centered safe area (roughly the middle 1090x340) for mobile and desktop. - Clean, legible, accessible contrast. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then outline the mobile-vs-desktop safe area so I can confirm the message stays visible. </format>

Creates an exact-size Facebook page cover with a mobile-safe centered message as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Have Claude keep everything in the centered safe zone; Facebook crops covers differently on phone and desktop.

YouTube Channel Art

9/30

You are a YouTube brand designer who builds channel-art banners. <context> I need YouTube channel art built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at the platform size, previewable instantly as an artifact, designed around the TV-safe area. </context> <inputs> - Channel name and topic: [NAME, WHAT IT IS ABOUT] - Tagline or upload schedule: [E.G. NEW VIDEOS EVERY TUESDAY] - Personality: [ENERGETIC, CALM, EDUCATIONAL] - Brand colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Optional social handles: [LIST] </inputs> <task> Build a 2560x1440 channel banner. Place the channel name, tagline, and upload schedule inside the centered TV-safe area (1546x423) so they show on every device, and extend the background to the full canvas for desktop and TV displays. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 2560x1440; Google Fonts only. - All text and logos must sit inside the centered 1546x423 safe zone. - Background fills the whole canvas; bold, legible, accessible contrast. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then draw the safe-zone boundary so I can confirm the text is fully inside it. </format>

Builds full-size YouTube channel art with a TV-safe centered layout and full-bleed background as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Ask Claude to visibly outline the 1546x423 safe zone; the area shown on mobile is far smaller than the upload.

Twitch / Stream Offline Banner

10/30

You are a designer who creates banners for streamers and gaming channels. <context> I need a stream offline / cover banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed 16:9 size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Channel name and game or niche: [NAME, WHAT YOU STREAM] - Stream schedule: [DAYS AND TIMES] - Vibe: [NEON, COZY, COMPETITIVE] - Brand colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Socials to list: [DISCORD, X, ETC] </inputs> <task> Build a 1920x1080 offline banner: the channel name in a bold display style, a "currently offline" or schedule message, a row of social handles, and an energetic gamer-style background using gradients, glows, and geometric shapes. Make it feel alive even while the stream is down. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1920x1080; Google Fonts only. - Bold, high-energy aesthetic but text stays readable; accessible contrast on the focal copy. - All key info centered enough to survive overlay frames. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to swap the schedule text and colors for a special-event version. </format>

Creates a high-energy 16:9 stream offline banner with schedule and socials as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Give Claude your exact stream days; a clear schedule on the offline screen brings viewers back at the right time.

Ad Banners (Standard IAB Sizes)

5 prompts

Leaderboard Ad (728x90)

11/30

You are a performance-marketing designer who builds display ad banners. <context> I need a leaderboard display ad built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at the exact ad size, previewable instantly as an artifact and screenshot-ready. </context> <inputs> - Product or offer: [WHAT YOU SELL] - Headline hook: [THE PROMISE] - CTA label: [E.G. GET 20% OFF] - Brand colors and logo text: [HEX, NAME] - Tone: [URGENT, PREMIUM, FRIENDLY] </inputs> <task> Build a 728x90 leaderboard ad: a left logo or brand mark, a tight headline hook in the middle, and a high-contrast CTA button on the right. Use the horizontal space with a clear left-to-right reading order and one dominant message. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 728x90; Google Fonts only. - One message, one CTA; legible at small size; accessible contrast. - No clutter; the CTA button must clearly stand out from the background. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then suggest two alternate headlines to A/B test in the same layout. </format>

Generates an exact-size 728x90 leaderboard display ad with logo, hook, and CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Limit yourself to one message; the best leaderboard ads have a single hook and a single button, nothing else.

Medium Rectangle Ad (300x250)

12/30

You are a display-advertising designer who builds the medium rectangle, the most common ad unit. <context> I need a 300x250 medium rectangle display ad built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at the exact size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Product or offer: [WHAT YOU SELL] - Headline: [SHORT HOOK] - Supporting line or proof: [ONE LINE] - CTA label: [E.G. SHOP NOW] - Brand colors and logo text: [HEX, NAME] </inputs> <task> Build a 300x250 medium rectangle: a top brand mark, a stacked headline and short support line, a product visual placeholder or icon, and a bottom CTA button. Use the square-ish space for a clear vertical reading flow ending on the CTA. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 300x250; Google Fonts only. - Tight hierarchy; everything legible at small size; accessible contrast. - One CTA, clearly the focal action. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to resize this to a 300x600 half-page using the same elements. </format>

Builds an exact-size 300x250 medium rectangle ad with vertical hierarchy ending on the CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Ask Claude to keep the same colors and font so this ad matches your leaderboard and skyscraper as a set.

Wide Skyscraper Ad (160x600)

13/30

You are a display-ad designer who builds tall sidebar banner units. <context> I need a 160x600 wide skyscraper display ad built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at the exact size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Product or offer: [WHAT YOU SELL] - Headline hook: [SHORT] - Two or three quick benefits: [BULLETS] - CTA label: [E.G. TRY FREE] - Brand colors and logo text: [HEX, NAME] </inputs> <task> Build a 160x600 skyscraper: a top brand mark, a stacked headline, two or three short benefit lines, a vertical visual accent, and a CTA button near the bottom. Use the tall narrow column with generous vertical rhythm so it does not feel cramped. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 160x600; Google Fonts only. - Narrow column means short lines; legible small type; accessible contrast. - One CTA; consistent with a matching rectangle and leaderboard. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how the type sizing differs from a wide banner and why. </format>

Creates an exact-size 160x600 skyscraper ad with stacked benefits and bottom CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Keep lines short; the narrow skyscraper column punishes long headlines, so trim every word.

Square Social Ad (1080x1080)

14/30

You are a paid-social designer who builds square ad creative for Instagram and Facebook feeds. <context> I need a 1080x1080 square social ad built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at the exact size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Product or offer: [WHAT YOU PROMOTE] - Scroll-stopping headline: [BIG HOOK] - Supporting line or social proof: [ONE LINE] - CTA label: [E.G. LEARN MORE] - Brand colors and vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1080x1080 feed ad: a bold scroll-stopping headline as the focal point, a short support line, a product or visual placeholder zone, a CTA chip, and a small brand mark. Design for a fast-moving feed: one idea, big and clear. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1080x1080; Google Fonts only. - Keep text density low enough to read in a one-second scroll; accessible contrast. - Strong focal hierarchy; no more than one CTA. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to adapt the same layout to a 1080x1920 story ad. </format>

Builds an exact-size 1080x1080 square social feed ad with a scroll-stopping hook as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Tell Claude to keep on-image text minimal; busy social ads get scrolled past and penalized for text-heavy creative.

Retargeting Ad Set (Matched Sizes)

15/30

You are a programmatic-display designer who ships consistent multi-size ad sets. <context> I need a set of matched retargeting display ads built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS, showing several standard sizes laid out side by side on one canvas, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Product and the retargeting angle: [E.G. COME BACK, YOUR CART IS WAITING] - Headline and CTA: [HOOK, BUTTON LABEL] - Offer or incentive: [E.G. 10% OFF TO FINISH] - Brand colors and logo text: [HEX, NAME] - Sizes to include: [E.G. 728x90, 300x250, 160x600, 320x50] </inputs> <task> Build one artifact that renders each requested ad size as a separate, exactly-sized box arranged on a labeled board. Reuse the same brand colors, font, logo, headline, and CTA across all sizes, adapting only the layout to each shape so the set is visually unified. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file; each ad box is exactly its named pixel size; Google Fonts only. - Identical brand system across all sizes; each box labeled with its dimensions. - All ads legible at their real scale; accessible contrast. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to export each ad box individually as its own file. </format>

Produces a unified multi-size retargeting ad set on one labeled board as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Ask for all your campaign sizes at once so the whole set shares one look instead of drifting across separate prompts.

Email Header Banners

5 prompts

Newsletter Header Banner

16/30

You are an email designer who builds inbox-safe header banners. <context> I need a newsletter email header banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed email width, previewable instantly as an artifact and screenshot-ready for the top of my emails. </context> <inputs> - Newsletter name: [NAME] - Issue tagline or topic: [WHAT THIS ISSUE COVERS] - Issue number or date: [E.G. ISSUE 042] - Brand colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Style: [EDITORIAL, FRIENDLY, MINIMAL] </inputs> <task> Build a 600x200 email header: the newsletter name as a wordmark, an issue tagline or topic line, an issue number or date chip, and a tidy background that reads cleanly in an email client. Keep it simple, branded, and instantly recognizable at the top of an inbox. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 600x200 (standard email body width); Google Fonts with a web-safe fallback stack. - Simple layout that would survive being rebuilt with table-based email HTML; accessible contrast. - No tiny text; the header should read at a glance. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain which parts would need table markup if used directly in an email send. </format>

Generates a 600px-wide newsletter email header with wordmark and issue chip as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Plan to screenshot this as a PNG for the email; ask Claude to note which fonts need a web-safe fallback for clients that block them.

Promotional Email Header

17/30

You are an email marketing designer who builds promo headers that drive clicks. <context> I need a promotional email header banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed email width, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - The offer: [E.G. 30% OFF SITEWIDE] - Headline hook: [SHORT, PUNCHY] - Validity or urgency: [E.G. ENDS SUNDAY] - CTA label: [E.G. SHOP THE SALE] - Brand colors and vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 600x240 promo header: a bold offer headline, an urgency line, a prominent CTA button, and a vivid on-brand background. This is the first thing the reader sees, so the offer and CTA must dominate. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 600x240; Google Fonts with web-safe fallbacks. - One offer, one CTA; big and legible; accessible contrast. - Simple enough to survive conversion to email-safe HTML. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then suggest one alternate headline angle for the same offer. </format>

Builds a 600px-wide promotional email header with a dominant offer and CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Lead with the discount, not the brand name; in a promo email the number is what makes people open and click.

Welcome / Onboarding Email Header

18/30

You are a lifecycle-email designer who builds warm welcome headers. <context> I need a welcome email header banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed email width, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Brand or product name: [NAME] - Welcome message: [E.G. WELCOME TO THE FAMILY] - One-line of what to expect: [WHAT THEY GET] - Brand colors and mood: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Personality: [FRIENDLY, PREMIUM, PLAYFUL] </inputs> <task> Build a 600x220 welcome header: a friendly welcome headline, the brand name or wordmark, a short "here is what is next" line, and an inviting background. The tone should feel personal and reassuring, setting up the rest of the onboarding email. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 600x220; Google Fonts with web-safe fallbacks. - Warm, human copy; accessible contrast; uncluttered. - Simple enough to rebuild in email-safe HTML. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then suggest a matching micro-banner I could reuse in later onboarding emails. </format>

Creates a warm 600px-wide welcome email header with brand wordmark and reassurance copy as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Ask Claude for a matching slim variant so your whole onboarding series shares one recognizable header style.

Product Update / Changelog Header

19/30

You are a product-comms designer who builds release-announcement email headers. <context> I need a product update email header banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed email width, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Product name: [NAME] - The headline feature or release: [WHAT SHIPPED] - Version or date: [E.G. v2.4 OR MONTH] - Brand UI colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Tone: [TECHNICAL, EXCITED, CALM] </inputs> <task> Build a 600x200 changelog header: a "what's new" eyebrow, the headline feature or release name, a version or date chip, and a clean product-flavored background. It should feel like an official, on-brand release note, not a hype sale banner. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 600x200; Google Fonts with web-safe fallbacks. - Clean, credible, product-toned; accessible contrast. - Simple enough to convert to email-safe HTML. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to template the version chip so every release reuses the header. </format>

Builds a 600px-wide product update email header with a version chip and release name as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Reuse one templated header for every release; consistency makes your changelog emails instantly recognizable.

Webinar / Event Email Header

20/30

You are an event-marketing email designer who builds registration-driving headers. <context> I need an event or webinar email header banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed email width, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Event name and type: [NAME, WEBINAR / WORKSHOP] - Date and time: [WHEN] - The promise: [WHAT ATTENDEES GET] - CTA label: [E.G. SAVE MY SEAT] - Brand colors and vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 600x260 event header: the event name, a clear date and time band, a one-line promise, a register CTA button, and an energetic on-brand background. Make the date and CTA unmissable so the reader knows when it is and how to sign up. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 600x260; Google Fonts with web-safe fallbacks. - Date, time, and CTA dominate; accessible contrast. - Simple enough to convert to email-safe HTML. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then suggest a reminder-email variant that swaps the headline to "starting soon". </format>

Creates a 600px-wide webinar email header with prominent date and register CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Ask Claude for a 'starting in 1 hour' reminder variant so your event sequence stays visually consistent.

Sale & Promo Banners

5 prompts

Flash Sale Banner

21/30

You are a retail promo designer who builds high-urgency sale banners. <context> I need a flash sale banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed size, previewable instantly as an artifact and ready to drop on a site or social post. </context> <inputs> - The deal: [E.G. 50% OFF EVERYTHING] - Duration: [E.G. 24 HOURS ONLY] - Code or condition: [E.G. CODE FLASH50] - CTA label: [E.G. SHOP NOW] - Brand colors and vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1200x628 flash sale banner: a giant discount number as the hero element, an urgency line about the time limit, a promo code chip if used, and a bold CTA. Use energetic contrast and motion-implying shapes to make it feel time-sensitive without using literal animation. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1200x628; Google Fonts only. - The discount is the single dominant element; accessible contrast on all text. - Urgency is clear; no more than one CTA. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then suggest a square 1080x1080 crop plan for the same banner. </format>

Generates a high-urgency flash sale banner with a giant discount number and CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Make the discount number huge; in a flash sale the percentage is the headline, everything else is support.

Seasonal Holiday Banner

22/30

You are a seasonal-campaign designer who builds holiday promo banners. <context> I need a seasonal holiday banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Holiday or season: [E.G. HOLIDAY, SUMMER, NEW YEAR] - The offer: [E.G. UP TO 40% OFF] - Headline tagline: [FESTIVE HOOK] - CTA label: [E.G. SHOP THE COLLECTION] - Brand colors and how festive to go: [DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1200x628 seasonal banner: a festive headline, the offer, a CTA, and decorative seasonal motifs built from CSS (snow, leaves, confetti, etc., matched to the holiday). Keep it on-brand rather than generic stock-holiday, balancing festivity with the brand's colors. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1200x628; Google Fonts only. - Seasonal motifs are tasteful, not overwhelming; text stays the priority; accessible contrast. - One offer, one CTA. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to swap the motifs and palette to retarget a different holiday. </format>

Builds an on-brand seasonal holiday banner with CSS festive motifs and an offer as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Tell Claude how festive to go on a scale; over-decorated holiday banners hurt premium brands.

Countdown Timer Banner

23/30

You are a conversion designer who builds urgency banners with live countdown timers. <context> I need a sale banner with a working countdown timer built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS and a small bit of JavaScript, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - The offer: [E.G. SALE ENDS SOON] - End date and time: [WHEN THE TIMER HITS ZERO] - Headline: [THE HOOK] - CTA label: [E.G. CLAIM IT NOW] - Brand colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1200x400 banner with a live countdown: a headline and offer on the left, a styled days/hours/minutes/seconds countdown that ticks down to my end date in the center or right, and a CTA. Write the minimal JavaScript needed to drive the timer and handle the expired state gracefully. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1200x400; inline JS only, no libraries; Google Fonts only. - Timer counts to a clearly defined end timestamp and shows an "ended" state when it passes; accessible contrast. - Numbers are large and legible; clean separators between units. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain where to change the target date and how the expired state behaves. </format>

Creates a sale banner with a live ticking countdown timer and expiry handling as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Set the target date in the input precisely; ask Claude to confirm the timezone behavior so the timer is accurate for your audience.

Free Shipping / Offer Bar

24/30

You are an e-commerce UX designer who builds promotional offer bars. <context> I need a promotional offer bar (like a free-shipping threshold strip) built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS, previewable instantly as an artifact and ready to sit at the top of a store. </context> <inputs> - The offer: [E.G. FREE SHIPPING OVER $50] - Secondary message: [E.G. EASY 30-DAY RETURNS] - Optional code: [E.G. CODE: SHIP] - Brand colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Rotating or single message: [PICK ONE] </inputs> <task> Build a full-width 1440x44 offer bar: a centered offer message, an optional secondary perk, an optional code chip, and clean separators if showing more than one message. If rotating, include minimal JS to cycle two or three messages on a timer. Keep it slim and unobtrusive. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1440x44; Google Fonts only; inline JS only if rotating. - One row tall, no layout shift; accessible contrast and readable small text. - Concise messages; nothing wraps to a second line. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to switch between single and rotating message modes. </format>

Builds a slim e-commerce offer bar with optional rotating messages as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: If you rotate messages, keep it to two; more than that and shoppers miss the one that matters.

Product Launch / New Arrival Banner

25/30

You are a brand designer who builds new-product announcement banners. <context> I need a new-arrival product launch banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Product name and one-liner: [NAME, WHAT IT IS] - The launch hook: [WHY IT IS EXCITING] - Availability: [IN STOCK NOW / PRE-ORDER] - CTA label: [E.G. SHOP THE DROP] - Brand colors and aesthetic: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1200x628 launch banner: a "new" or "just dropped" eyebrow, the product name set large, the launch hook, an availability note, a product visual placeholder, and a CTA. Design it to feel like a confident reveal, with the product as the star. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1200x628; Google Fonts only. - Product name and visual dominate; convey newness without hype words; accessible contrast. - One CTA. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to adapt it into a slim site-wide announcement bar version. </format>

Creates a new-arrival launch banner with a confident product reveal and CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Give Claude one genuinely new thing about the product and let that, not the brand name, lead the banner.

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Event & Special-Purpose Banners

5 prompts

Webinar Promo Banner

26/30

You are an event-marketing designer who builds webinar promo banners. <context> I need a webinar promotional banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed social-share size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - Webinar title and host: [TITLE, WHO IS PRESENTING] - Date and time: [WHEN, WITH TIMEZONE] - The promise: [WHAT ATTENDEES LEARN] - CTA label: [E.G. REGISTER FREE] - Brand colors and vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1200x675 webinar banner: the webinar title set large, a host name and photo placeholder, a clear date-time band with timezone, a one-line learning promise, and a register CTA. It should work as both a website banner and a social share image. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1200x675; Google Fonts only. - Title, date, and CTA are the priority; accessible contrast. - Host photo is a labeled placeholder block; clean and professional. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then suggest a square crop for posting the same banner in feeds. </format>

Generates a webinar promo banner with title, host, date band, and CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Always include the timezone in the date band; a missing timezone is the top reason webinar no-shows happen.

Conference Speaker Banner

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You are an event-branding designer who builds speaker announcement banners. <context> I need a speaker announcement banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed social size, previewable instantly as an artifact, that a speaker can post to promote their session. </context> <inputs> - Speaker name and title: [NAME, ROLE, COMPANY] - Talk title: [SESSION TITLE] - Event name, date, and location: [WHERE AND WHEN] - A "I'm speaking at" framing line: [OPTIONAL] - Event or brand colors: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1080x1080 speaker banner: an "I'm speaking at [EVENT]" badge, a large speaker photo placeholder, the speaker name and title, the talk title, and the event date and location. Make it proud and shareable so the speaker wants to post it. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1080x1080; Google Fonts only. - Speaker name and talk title dominate; photo is a labeled placeholder block; accessible contrast. - On-brand to the event; clean and celebratory. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to template it so every speaker gets a matching banner. </format>

Builds a shareable conference speaker announcement banner with photo and talk title as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Template one layout and just swap name, photo, and talk; a consistent speaker-card set makes the whole event look bigger.

Job Posting / We're Hiring Banner

28/30

You are an employer-branding designer who builds hiring announcement banners. <context> I need a "we're hiring" banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed social size, previewable instantly as an artifact, to post on LinkedIn and other channels. </context> <inputs> - Company and role: [COMPANY, JOB TITLE] - Location and type: [REMOTE / CITY, FULL-TIME, ETC] - One reason to join: [PERK, MISSION, GROWTH] - CTA label: [E.G. APPLY NOW] - Brand colors and culture vibe: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1200x627 hiring banner: a bold "we're hiring" headline, the role title, the location and employment type, one compelling reason to join, a CTA, and the company mark. Make it feel like a place people want to work, not a dry job board listing. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1200x627; Google Fonts only. - Role and CTA are prominent; accessible contrast; on-brand and human. - One CTA; uncluttered. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to swap the role and reason to reuse it for other openings. </format>

Creates an inviting we're-hiring announcement banner with role, location, and CTA as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Lead with one real reason to join rather than the role title; candidates scroll past banners that read like job boards.

Podcast Episode Cover Banner

29/30

You are a podcast brand designer who builds episode promo banners. <context> I need a podcast episode promo banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed size, previewable instantly as an artifact, for sharing a new episode. </context> <inputs> - Podcast name: [SHOW NAME] - Episode number and title: [E.G. EP 47, TITLE] - Guest name and title: [IF ANY] - A hook or pull quote: [ONE LINE] - Brand colors and aesthetic: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] </inputs> <task> Build a 1200x1200 episode banner: the show name or logo mark, the episode number and title, a guest name and photo placeholder if applicable, a hook or pull quote, and a small "listen now" cue with platform icons. Make it feel on-brand to the show and instantly tied to the episode. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to 1200x1200; Google Fonts only. - Episode title and guest are the focus; photo is a labeled placeholder; accessible contrast. - Consistent show branding so episodes look like a series. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to template the episode number, title, and guest for every release. </format>

Builds an on-brand podcast episode promo banner with guest and pull quote as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Pull the most provocative line from the episode as the hook; the quote sells the listen better than the title does.

Quote / Testimonial Banner

30/30

You are a social-content designer who turns customer quotes into shareable banners. <context> I need a testimonial or quote banner built as one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS at a fixed social size, previewable instantly as an artifact. </context> <inputs> - The quote: [THE FULL TESTIMONIAL OR QUOTE] - Attribution: [NAME, TITLE, COMPANY] - Optional metric or result: [E.G. SAVED 10 HOURS A WEEK] - Brand colors and tone: [HEX OR DESCRIBE] - Format: [SQUARE 1080x1080 OR LANDSCAPE 1200x628] </inputs> <task> Build a quote banner at my chosen size: a large quotation-mark accent, the quote set as the focal element with strong typographic rhythm, the attribution line, an optional highlighted metric, and a clean on-brand background. Let the words carry the design; keep decoration minimal. </task> <constraints> - One self-contained HTML file fixed to the chosen size; Google Fonts only. - The quote is the hero; readable line length and rhythm; accessible contrast. - Restrained, premium styling; no clutter around the words. </constraints> <format> Return the full HTML as an artifact, then explain how to template it so a batch of testimonials shares one look. </format>

Creates a typography-led testimonial quote banner with attribution and metric as a previewable artifact.

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Pro tip: Pick the quote with a concrete number in it; specific results make testimonial banners far more credible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Claude builds the real thing. Each prompt asks for a self-contained HTML/CSS file sized to an exact canvas, which renders as a live artifact you can preview, tweak, and screenshot. You get a finished banner, not a written description of one.
Every prompt specifies the standard size for its use case: 1200x630 for blog and social shares, 1584x396 for LinkedIn covers, 2560x1440 for YouTube channel art, 728x90 / 300x250 / 160x600 for display ads, and 600px-wide for email headers. Just swap in your content and the dimensions are already correct.
Because the banner renders at its exact pixel size in the artifact, you screenshot it (or use your browser's screenshot tool at full resolution) to get a clean PNG. For email headers, the prompts note which fonts need a web-safe fallback so the image looks right in every client.
No. Everything is generated as HTML and CSS that previews instantly in the Claude artifact panel. You only need your brand colors, copy, and the size you want. No design tools, no code knowledge, and no stock-photo licensing required.
Yes, if you feed it your details. Each prompt takes bracketed inputs for your brand colors (hex codes work best), fonts, vibe, and copy. The more specific you are, the closer the first draft lands to your brand, and you can ask Claude to refine any element afterward.
Yes. The retargeting ad-set prompt renders several standard IAB sizes on one board sharing the same colors, font, logo, and message, so your whole campaign looks unified instead of drifting across separate prompts.

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