Prime Day 2027
6 sets for Prime Day.

Five products from the "Ads 2026" Figma board. Set E is real-looking people (teens 14+ with parents and grandparents) playing with each product. Set F is the idea pack: generations split, "he taught me", UGC unboxing, Prime Day list, countdown, 5-card carousel, and a product-specific hero. Set D is new concepts in the Figma 3D world (balloons, cart, giant phone, question, split). Set C is variations on the Figma designs themselves: the same 3D Prime Day world, badges and type, with new scene compositions. Set A has five graphic styles. Set B has five lifestyle Prime Day scenes (gifting, playing, holding, delivery, gift pile), generated with GPT Image from real product references. Every creative comes in 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16. Every claim comes from the product pages or the current Figma copy. Ad copy for Ads Manager sits under each creative.

S1Deal Drop

The discount is the hero. Built to catch a scrolling thumb on the deal day itself.

S2Studio Noir

A premium dark studio shot with a serif headline and a quiet deal line. Protects the brand while the feed is shouting.

S3Group Chat

A native iMessage thread where friends talk themselves into buying. Reads as content, not as an ad.

S4Anatomy

A spec sheet with leader lines to four real features. Answers "what does it actually do" before the click.

S5Versus

The ordinary version against the Go version, row by row. Makes the upgrade obvious.

Before these go live

The offers are carried over from the 2026 Figma ($50 off GoChess and Wizard, 15% off GoDice, GoCube and GoBalance). Confirm the 2027 numbers; each one is a single field in the renderer.
Harry Potter legal line still reads "(s25)", copied from Figma. Ask the licensor for the 2027 code, and have them approve every Wizard creative.
Prime Day wordmark is Amazon's, used the same way as in the Figma board. Check it against Amazon's current Prime Day creative guidelines before running on Meta.
Sets E and F show AI-generated people (Gemini, documentary iPhone look, real product photos as references). Quotes in "He showed me" are staged lines, not customer reviews; label them accordingly or keep them out of review-style placements. Set D copy was checked with the ad-creative validator: every Meta primary text is at most 125 characters, headlines at most 40.
Set C 3D scenes are AI-generated in the Figma style. Where the model left the stage empty, the real product photo was composited in, so the product is exact in all of them. The Amazon boxes and the Prime Day lettering copy the Figma plates; check both against Amazon's guidelines.
Set B people and scenes are AI-generated (GPT Image, with the real product photos as references). Every product was checked by eye against the reference; still, have someone who knows the hardware look at them before spend.
The group-chat names are invented characters. They are staged scenes, not customer reviews, and they carry no ratings or claims beyond the product facts.
Wizard copy stays accurate to Lite and Mini: lights guide the moves and you still move every piece. Nothing says the pieces move themselves.