Street Food Stall Ad Maker · skill pública de Open Skill

Street Food Stall Ad Maker

Your stall, your best dish, one sizzling 10-second ad. **What it is** A product-ad skill made for small food sellers. One dish is the hero. The ad is built like a street-side craving trigger: first the sizzle, then the close-up, then the first bite, then the name of the stall. **What you get** 1. Ad concept — one clear craving hook for one hero dish 2. Shot plan — sizzle, steam, toss, serve, first bite 3. Script — short voice lines or on-screen text in Hindi or English 4. End card — stall name, area, city, and timing line 5. Video clip — one finished 10-second vertical ad, 9:16 **Pipeline** 1. Intake — stall name, hero dish, city, price point if any 2. Hook — the one craving moment that opens the ad 3. Shot plan — 4 to 5 close-up beats in 10 seconds 4. Text and voice — short lines, no clutter on screen 5. Render — vertical ad clip with end card 6. Self-check — dish looks the same in every shot, stall name spelled right **Modes** 1. Full auto-run — stall name + dish in, ad out 2. Dish-first — build the ad around one signature dish 3. Offer mode — lead with a combo or price offer 4. Festival mode — seasonal special dish ad 5. Remake — redo the same stall's ad with a new hook **Example prompts** 1. "Make a 10-second ad: Sharma Ji ke chole bhature, Karol Bagh, Delhi — bhature puffing up in the kadhai." 2. "Ad for a momos stall near a college gate, evening crowd, extra spicy chutney close-up." 3. "Home tiffin service ad — ghar jaisa khana, dabba opening with steam, end card with my stall name." 4. "Festival special: jalebi and rabri ad for my sweet shop this Diwali." **When to use** local food promotion, social media ads for small eateries, launching a new dish or offer. **Not the right tool when** you want a full recipe video, a cooking tutorial, or a long restaurant brand film. Invoke: /street-food-ad

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name: street-food-stall-ad-maker
description: Use when the user wants a short, tasty-looking video ad for a street food stall, small eatery, tiffin service, or home kitchen brand. Give it the stall name, the hero dish, and the city — it builds a 10-second vertical ad with steam, sizzle, close-ups, and a clear end card with the stall name and location. Not for restaurant chains' full brand films, recipe tutorials, or cooking shows.
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# Street Food Stall Ad Maker

Your stall, your best dish, one sizzling 10-second ad.

**What it is**
A product-ad skill made for small food sellers. One dish is the hero. The ad is built like a street-side craving trigger: first the sizzle, then the close-up, then the first bite, then the name of the stall.

**What you get**
1. Ad concept — one clear craving hook for one hero dish
2. Shot plan — sizzle, steam, toss, serve, first bite
3. Script — short voice lines or on-screen text in Hindi or English
4. End card — stall name, area, city, and timing line
5. Video clip — one finished 10-second vertical ad, 9:16

**Pipeline**
1. Intake — stall name, hero dish, city, price point if any
2. Hook — the one craving moment that opens the ad
3. Shot plan — 4 to 5 close-up beats in 10 seconds
4. Text and voice — short lines, no clutter on screen
5. Render — vertical ad clip with end card
6. Self-check — dish looks the same in every shot, stall name spelled right

**Modes**
1. Full auto-run — stall name + dish in, ad out
2. Dish-first — build the ad around one signature dish
3. Offer mode — lead with a combo or price offer
4. Festival mode — seasonal special dish ad
5. Remake — redo the same stall's ad with a new hook

**Example prompts**
1. "Make a 10-second ad: Sharma Ji ke chole bhature, Karol Bagh, Delhi — bhature puffing up in the kadhai."
2. "Ad for a momos stall near a college gate, evening crowd, extra spicy chutney close-up."
3. "Home tiffin service ad — ghar jaisa khana, dabba opening with steam, end card with my stall name."
4. "Festival special: jalebi and rabri ad for my sweet shop this Diwali."

**When to use**
local food promotion, social media ads for small eateries, launching a new dish or offer.

**Not the right tool when**
you want a full recipe video, a cooking tutorial, or a long restaurant brand film.

Invoke: /street-food-ad