Ad Creatives Design Guide for Food Delivery

Open DesignLumo and type: “Create a 1080 × 1080 banner for 20% off first order, bold orange background, pizza slice illustration, editable text layers using my brand kit.” Lumo returns a fully layered PSD in seconds. Swap the headline, adjust the brand font, and export a PNG for Facebook ads. Run an A/B test against your static template; aim for a CTR of 2.5% versus the typical 1.6% baseline. The workflow takes under 10 minutes, delivering a high‑ROI asset that scales across channels.

Generate three pastel kitchen interiors in Midjourney with the prompt “soft pastel modern kitchen, low‑contrast lighting, 1080 × 1080”. Download the images, then ask DesignLumo: “Add a bold red price‑tag overlay with editable price field to each background.” Import the layered files into Canva, replace the price text for each slide (e.g., $12.99 → $9.99), and export as an MP4 carousel. Deploy on Instagram Stories; track swipe‑through rate and target a 30% lift over single‑image ads. Total build time: ~20 minutes.

Collect high‑resolution photos of the three dishes you’ll bundle. In DesignLumo, prompt: “Create a 1200 × 628 ad with three equal placeholders, brand colors, and a ‘Buy 2 Get 1 Free’ badge.” Upload the dish photos into the placeholders, then generate a QR code via QRCode Monkey linking to the bundle page and paste it into the badge layer. Fine‑tune spacing in Adobe Express if needed, then export a web‑ready PNG. When run on Google Display, expect a conversion lift of around 12% versus a generic banner.

Upload a low‑resolution dish photo to Midjourney’s upscaler (use the /upscale command). Once you have a crisp image, tell DesignLumo: “Place this photo on a transparent background, add a semi‑transparent ‘Chef’s Special’ banner at the bottom, keep all layers editable.” Open the PSD in Photoshop to add subtle drop shadows that make the dish pop on mobile screens. Export a 1080 × 1080 PNG for Snapchat ads. Benchmarks show an 18% rise in engagement when layered assets replace flat photos.

Prompt DesignLumo: “Create vector icons for avocado slice, chili pepper, and lime wedge, transparent background, brand‑style line art.” Download the SVGs, then open Canva. Drag the icons onto a high‑resolution photo of the dish, position them near the highlighted ingredients, and add a short call‑out like “Fresh Avocado”. Export a 1080 × 1080 JPG for TikTok ads. This micro‑visual cue lifts CTR by roughly 0.8% in food‑tech campaigns because it instantly communicates key selling points.

In DesignLumo, ask: “Build a 1080 × 1350 template for a seasonal dish, with a photo placeholder, headline area, discount badge, and brand color accents, all layers editable.” Save the file as a master PSD. Each season, duplicate the template, swap the photo, update the headline (e.g., “Fall Pumpkin Curry”), and adjust the badge color if needed. Export directly to Facebook Carousel. This reusable system cuts design time from two hours to 15 minutes per launch and boosts ad frequency without sacrificing quality.

Export five 5‑star reviews from your order platform into a CSV. In DesignLumo, prompt: “Generate speech‑bubble graphics with brand fonts, transparent background, space for a 50 × 50 avatar, and editable quote text.” Download the bubbles, then open Canva. Insert each bubble, add a blurred customer photo for privacy, and arrange them into a 5‑slide carousel. Add UTM parameters to each slide’s link. When run on Facebook, aim for a 10% lift in ROAS because social proof directly reduces purchase hesitation.

Ask DesignLumo: “Create a set of 5‑star rating badges in SVG, each star in gold, with an optional brand‑color outline.” Download the SVG set and combine them into a CSS sprite sheet using an online sprite generator. Embed the sprite in your HTML5 Google Display ad, swapping the badge to match the rating displayed. Trust signals like visible stars typically increase click‑through rates by 0.5% across food‑delivery campaigns, making this a low‑effort, medium‑ROI tweak.

Scrape the last 30 Instagram posts tagged with your brand hashtag using a tool like Phantombuster. Feed each image into Midjourney with the prompt “apply a warm, consistent filter, 1080 × 1080, subtle vignette”. In DesignLumo, request: “Arrange 9 filtered photos into a 3 × 3 grid, add a bold ‘Order Now’ button layer at the center, keep all layers editable.” Export a 1080 × 1080 PNG for Facebook ads. Expect an 8% conversion lift because authentic user content builds credibility faster than stock photos.