I gave AI an entire box to work with.
By jaspinall · September 9, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
I gave AI an entire box to work with.
It wasted a whole side.
The first packaging concepts looked good.
But the side panel was mostly empty color & tiny text nobody was reading from an Amazon search result.
🟢 Nice cardboard.
🔴 Trash use of space.
So I updated the skill & ran it again.
Now that side carries two large icons with actual reasons to buy:
→ 3RD PARTY TESTED
→ GLUTEN FREE
The front keeps the important numbers:
→ 360 SOFTGELS
→ 360-DAY SUPPLY
→ Manufactured in USA, with a flag you can actually see
And the supply calculation comes from the label.
Sixty capsules at two per day means thirty days.
The skill has to do the math.
Here’s what I built:
1️⃣ Give it an Amazon listing & it researches the product, pulls supported facts, and creates two packaging directions.
→ One follows the brand.
→ One gets to freestyle.
2️⃣ Each comes back with the packaging alone and the packaging behind the product. Four images.
3️⃣ Then it shrinks the complete heroes to 200, 300, and 400 pixels to check whether the selling points survive.
Why? Because admiring your design at full resolution is a pretty useless test of thumbnail readability.
These are packaging concepts you can review & iterate on.
The claims still need evidence.
The actual packaging still needs to match what you sell.
This is the kind of practical AI work I’m building around.
Bring a product. Build something useful. Fix what misses.
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