AI Ad Image Prompts — Higgsfield

Four new fall ad concepts were generated with AI on 2026-08-23. Sean approved the direction. This page gives you the reference images and the photo prompts only — you add all text, prices, and logos yourself in Canva, like normal.

Why these four: they rebuild the patterns that won in our own account data — price-first, plain layout, real equipment photo, brand badge, warranty line. Full analysis is internal; you only need the images and the rules below.

The four references (AI drafts — do NOT run as-is)

These are drafts. Every one needs your polish pass before it can run (see checklist below).

Photo prompts (image only — you add text in Canva)

Use these in Higgsfield (Image → Nano Banana Pro or GPT Image 2, square 1:1). Each prompt makes ONLY the photo. Do not ask the AI for text — AI text is a gamble; Canva text is exact.

1. Equipment trio on white (for the price-static layout):

Realistic product photo of a new residential HVAC system — gas furnace, outdoor AC condenser, and air handler standing side by side on a light gray floor against a pure white background, small blue Carrier oval logos on each unit. Clean studio product photography, no text, no graphics.

2. Condenser on the pad (real-install look):

Realistic phone-shot photo of a brand-new AC condenser unit freshly installed on a concrete pad in a homeowner's side yard, house siding and grass visible, natural light, unstaged, no text, no graphics.

3. New system on the garage floor (delivery-day look):

Realistic phone-shot photo of a new heat pump outdoor unit and indoor air handler standing on a residential garage floor before installation, cardboard boxes and packing straps visible nearby, deliberately unstaged, small Carrier oval logos on the units, no text, no graphics.

Note: in our test run the model drew a standard AC condenser, not a heat pump. If the ad says "heat pump," check the photo actually shows one (heat pumps look like AC condensers — if the client cares about accuracy, ask the client for a real photo instead).

4. Tech at the furnace (video thumbnail / talking-head opener):

Realistic phone-shot photo: an HVAC technician in a plain work shirt standing next to a newly installed gas furnace in a residential basement, natural light, single-take casual look, not posed studio lighting, no text, no graphics.

Swap the equipment brand in any prompt (Carrier / Trane / Lennox) to match what the client actually installs.

Polish checklist (required before any of these run)

1. Replace the fake logo. The AI drafts show made-up company logos ("Comfort..."). Swap in the real client logo.
2. Check every claim with the media buyer. "10-Year Parts & Labor Warranty" only runs if that client really offers it. Same for the price number — use the client's approved anchor.
3. Brand logos: only show Carrier / Trane / Lennox if the client installs that brand.
4. Text style stays the same as our proven statics: big red price on top, bold black condensed caps, red support line. Keep it plain — no ribbons, no fancy fonts, no staged scenes.
5. Financing wording: "Flexible monthly plans available" — never "$0 down."