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Instagram quote post that doesn't look cheesy
Design an Instagram quote post for {{business_name}}. Pick the single most specific quote from these, the one with a real detail in it rather than general praise: {{customer_quotes}}
Tell me which quote you chose and why in one line, then design it. Render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. Use the quote and its name and role as written, with no edits and no added words.
Hierarchy:
1. The quote, the only big thing, about 60% of the width; if it runs past 25 words, set it smaller rather than cut it
2. The name and role on one line, about a third of the quote's size, with a clear gap above
3. "{{business_name}}" as a small wordmark in the bottom-right corner, the smallest element
Layout: 1080 x 1350 px. The quote is flush left with a ragged right edge, 100 px margins, the attribution aligned to the quote's left edge, and the top fifth left empty. One oversized opening quotation mark, hanging in the left margin in the accent color, is the only decoration.
Type: a well-drawn serif for the quote at a text weight, not a display flourish; a small, plain sans in spaced capitals for the attribution. Two families at most.
Color: {{brand_colors}}: one calm background, one accent for the quotation mark, near-black text.
Imagery: none. The words are the image.
Avoid: sunsets, beaches, mountain peaks, coffee cups and other stock backdrops, script and handwritten fonts, quotes from famous people, made-up quotes, extra words, glow or shadow on text, sparkles, gradients, everything centered.
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Instagram quote post that doesn't look cheesy
Share a real customer quote as a crisp, type-led post instead of script lettering over a sunset.
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Design an Instagram quote post for {{business_name}}. Pick the single most specific quote from these, the one with a real detail in it rather than general praise: {{customer_quotes}}
Tell me which quote you chose and why in one line, then design it. Render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. Use the quote and its name and role as written, with no edits and no added words.
Hierarchy:
1. The quote, the only big thing, about 60% of the width; if it runs past 25 words, set it smaller rather than cut it
2. The name and role on one line, about a third of the quote's size, with a clear gap above
3. "{{business_name}}" as a small wordmark in the bottom-right corner, the smallest element
Layout: 1080 x 1350 px. The quote is flush left with a ragged right edge, 100 px margins, the attribution aligned to the quote's left edge, and the top fifth left empty. One oversized opening quotation mark, hanging in the left margin in the accent color, is the only decoration.
Type: a well-drawn serif for the quote at a text weight, not a display flourish; a small, plain sans in spaced capitals for the attribution. Two families at most.
Color: {{brand_colors}}: one calm background, one accent for the quotation mark, near-black text.
Imagery: none. The words are the image.
Avoid: sunsets, beaches, mountain peaks, coffee cups and other stock backdrops, script and handwritten fonts, quotes from famous people, made-up quotes, extra words, glow or shadow on text, sparkles, gradients, everything centered.
