Real EstateWritten guidelines

AI Luxury Real Estate Just Listed Card

View an AI-generated just listed property card for luxury real estate marketing.

Example breakdown

Why it stays on-brand

The listing card keeps the premium real estate tone while making price, features, and agent details easy to read.

Marketing use

Use it for listing announcements, Instagram posts, agent newsletters, or paid property ads.

Prompt

A luxury penthouse property listing card, dramatic twilight architectural photography of a modern glass building, property details — 4 beds, 3 baths, 3200 sq ft, price $4.2M prominently displayed, agent name and contact at bottom, 'JUST LISTED' label, premium real estate flyer layout.

How this was generated

Brand DNA came from written guidelines using the same style of preset as in the live app. That DNA was applied as rules on top of the prompt used for this asset (shown in the Prompt section above).

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Written guidelinesBrand DNA source
Guidelines path: BrandGen turns pasted or typed brand specs into structured DNA.
Preset exampleLuxury / Premium
Color Palette

Primary: Black #0D0D0D

Secondary: Warm gold #C9A227

Accent: Cream #FAF8F5

Typography Elegant serif or refined sans-serif. High-end, timeless. Generous letter-spacing.

Style Minimal, sophisticated, timeless, exclusive.

Composition Generous negative space. Centered or asymmetric elegance. Nothing busy or crowded.

Imagery High-end product or editorial. Muted, refined color. Quality and craftsmanship in frame.

Visual elements Restraint over decoration. Fine lines, subtle texture. No bright colors or playful elements.

Do's Emphasize restraint, quality, and craftsmanship. Timeless over trendy.

Don'ts Avoid bright colors, playful elements, busy layouts, or anything that feels mass-market.
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Apply DNA to the prompt
Every generation runs through that DNA as hard constraints (colors, type, composition, tone). The creative intent is entirely in the prompt already shown above.
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Final outputReal Estate
The same wording with different DNA would look like a different brand. This image used the Brand DNA from step 1.