“HIGH-VOLTAGE ENERGY CIRCUIT FUEL ZERO SUGAR 250 ML · CARBONATED ENERGY DRINK” is a Neon Glow text effect efecto de texto creado con FontVibe IA. Mayúsculas redondeadas de tubo de neón alternando cian y magenta, con núcleos brillantes, halo suave y reflejos de color en el suelo mojado en la oscuridad.

Create a premium 3:4 energy drink can label key art, shown as a straight-on full-height aluminum can centered on a near-black midnight-indigo background. The can has a satin charcoal-black body with a slim electric-cyan rim at the top and bottom; no other logos or unreadable filler text. The entire front label is a physical neon-sign composition mounted on dark, damp charcoal brick: small metal tube brackets, restrained wire routing, and tiny rain droplets are visible. The lettering is the only light source. Exact rendered copy, with strict hierarchy: Small top line: “HIGH-VOLTAGE ENERGY” Primary two-line brand: “CIRCUIT” / “FUEL” Small lower line: “ZERO SUGAR” Bottom line: “250 ML · CARBONATED ENERGY DRINK” Set “CIRCUIT” and “FUEL” enormous, occupying 62% of the label height. Build every character as authentic continuous bent glass neon tubing: uniform circular tube diameter, monoline uppercase display construction, smooth minimum-radius bends, rounded sealed glass caps, visible connector nodes at joins, tiny metal mounting clips. Alternate electric cyan and hot magenta tube segments across adjacent letters; the clear glass shows internal reflections and bright electrode cores, with subtly uneven brightness from tube to tube. Use sharp luminous tube edges with a medium-wide diffuse cyan/magenta bloom that spills across the brick without obscuring the words. “HIGH-VOLTAGE ENERGY,” “ZERO SUGAR,” and “250 ML · CARBONATED ENERGY DRINK” are compact condensed uppercase technical lettering in pale cyan ink, crisply printed and fully legible. Below the wordmark, a narrow rain-slick black band mirrors broken cyan and magenta streaks like wet pavement; include a small silver lightning-bolt circuit icon centered above “ZERO SUGAR.” High contrast product photography, front-facing orthographic can proportions, clean silhouette, tactile condensation, dark indigo haze rather than pure black, ray-traced glass refraction and wet reflections, controlled commercial packshot, no people, no extra text, no gradients that reduce copy legibility.