Made with AIWhiteboard tally poll
It looks like a real office poll, and everyone checks which column wins.
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Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office. SCENE: A real office whiteboard photographed straight on with a phone, filling the frame, handwritten in blue dry erase marker, casual and a little messy like a real office poll. A question at the top, then three columns separated by hand-drawn squiggly vertical lines, each with a column label and tally marks under it: a few tallies under the first, more under the second, and by far the MOST under the third. Lower down, a short note in red marker. A blue marker with its cap off rests on the tray at the bottom edge. Faint ghosting of old erased writing. TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Question: How often do you replace your toothbrush? Column labels: Every 3 months / Every year / When I remember. Red marker note, smaller: Psst. Every 3 months. Grab a new one at your cleaning. RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else: no small print, no extra scribbles that look like words. No people, faces or hands. No dental office or clinic. No logos, brand names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. It must look like a real, unstaged phone photo of a real object, not a designed graphic. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every word between 15 and 68 percent of the frame height, and keep the bottom 20 percent plain (the same surface running to the edge) so a logo can go there later.
Make it yours: Swap in any question where the honest, slightly guilty answer wins. Our top ad for this client was this format.












