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Taste Test
I gave ChatGPT and Gemini the exact same prompt to create a luxury skincare ad. No changes, no extra instructions.
Which one did it better? Look at the lighting, the text and the overall mood, then vote 👇
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I'm going with A. The warm tones and the bottle placement feel more premium, and the text sits cleanly in the empty space without competing with the product.
Thanks 💝 for the feedback, Ganesh! Good point on the text. Gemini ka product focus strong hai, par typography dono mein aur refine ho sakti thi. Agle round mein isi pe kaam karunga.
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