Plan visual work with intent.

Create a complete service-package preview for [client/business] with multiple coordinated deliverables. Keep the same visual language across all assets, include production-ready spacing, and make it suitable for client review.

Create a complete service-package preview for [client/business] with multiple coordinated deliverables. Keep the same visual language across all assets, include production-ready spacing, and make it suitable for client review.

Using the supplied product reference as the source of truth, create a premium campaign visual for [brand]. Preserve the product silhouette, proportions, material finish, label placement, and approved brand colors. Place it in [environment] with [lighting direction]. Change only the supporting scene and composition. Keep [protected details] unchanged.

Inputs to replace

• brand
• environment
• lighting direction
• protected details

Acceptance checks

• Product geometry matches the reference
• Label and color placement remain unchanged
• The scene supports the product rather than obscuring it

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Create a new [channel] campaign asset for [brand]. Use the first reference for composition logic only and the second reference for product identity only. Do not copy unapproved text, logos, or people from either source. Build a fresh visual around [campaign message], with [negative-space location] reserved for final copy.

Inputs to replace

• channel
• brand
• campaign message
• negative-space location

Acceptance checks

• Reference roles are followed independently
• No source text or unapproved logo is reproduced
• Copy area is clean and usable

Edit the supplied image. Preserve the product, label, logo placement, shape, camera angle, and shadow direction exactly as shown. Replace only the background with [new environment]. Match the existing lighting temperature and preserve a realistic contact shadow. Do not add props, text, hands, or additional products.

Inputs to replace

• new environment

Acceptance checks

• Protected product pixels remain visually unchanged
• New environment has coherent perspective
• Contact shadow remains believable

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Edit only [target element] in the supplied image. Replace it with [replacement detail] while preserving every other object, facial feature, garment, product surface, lighting cue, and crop. Blend the correction naturally with the existing grain, depth of field, and color grade. Return no extra variants or new text.

Inputs to replace

• target element
• replacement detail

Acceptance checks

• Only the target element changes
• Retained areas preserve the original composition
• Edit has no visible seams or duplicate objects

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Extend the supplied portrait image into a 16:9 composition. Keep the original image content unchanged and positioned on the [left or right] third. Generate only the new canvas area, continuing the existing setting, horizon, lighting, and texture. Reserve the opposite side as calm negative space for a headline. Do not stretch, crop, or duplicate the original subject.

Inputs to replace

• left or right

Acceptance checks

• Original image content is retained
• New canvas continues the scene naturally
• Headline zone stays uncluttered

Adapt the supplied square campaign visual to a 4:5 vertical social asset. Retain the hero object, scale, palette, and brand mood. Expand the composition above and below with [supporting scene]. Maintain one clear focal point and leave [copy zone] empty. Do not invent offers, prices, or logo text.

Inputs to replace

• supporting scene
• copy zone

Acceptance checks

• Hero remains dominant after reframe
• Added space matches the visual system
• No fabricated marketing claims appear

Design a 4:5 editorial launch tile for [brand]. Use the exact text below and no other visible words: [approved headline]. Set it as the dominant headline in [type treatment], placed in [placement]. Add [visual subject] as a supporting image, with [accent color] used sparingly. Maintain high contrast and generous margins. A human reviewer will verify spelling and alignment before release.

Inputs to replace

• brand
• approved headline
• type treatment
• placement
• visual subject
• accent color

Acceptance checks

• Visible copy exactly matches approved text
• Headline is legible at mobile size
• No extra words or pseudo-text appear

Create a 16:9 video thumbnail for [topic]. Use only this exact on-image phrase: [approved phrase]. Place it in a large high-contrast block on the [left or right]. Feature [subject or product] with a clear expression or silhouette on the opposite side. Use a restrained [brand palette] and strong focal separation. Do not include interface screenshots, watermarks, or any extra text.

Inputs to replace

• topic
• approved phrase
• left or right
• subject or product
• brand palette

Acceptance checks

• Only approved phrase is visible
• Text remains readable in a small preview
• Subject and text do not compete

Create a clean transparent-background cutout from the supplied product image. Preserve the full product shape, label, material texture, and natural edge detail. Remove the environment, props, cast shadow, and reflections outside the product. Do not recreate or alter packaging text. Return one centered asset with generous transparent padding for use in presentations and layouts.

Acceptance checks

• Background is transparent
• Edge is clean without haloing
• Product labels and proportions remain intact

Create a transparent-background sticker-style illustration of [concept] for [brand]. Use [visual metaphor] with crisp edges, limited [brand palette], and no text. Make the symbol immediately readable at small size and suitable for a presentation, social overlay, or landing page. Avoid logos, copyrighted characters, gradients that become muddy on dark surfaces, and background scenery.

Inputs to replace

• concept
• brand
• visual metaphor
• brand palette

Acceptance checks

• Asset reads at small size
• Background is fully transparent
• No unrequested text or branding appears

Create a clean product feature explainer for [product]. Show one hero product at [view] with exactly [number] numbered callout markers. Use this approved label list only: [approved labels]. Arrange callouts so each leader line ends at the correct feature and no labels overlap. Use [background treatment] and reserve a footer area for later legal copy. A human reviewer must verify factual feature placement and all text before publishing.

Inputs to replace

• product
• view
• number
• approved labels
• background treatment

Acceptance checks

• Every callout points to the intended feature
• Approved labels are complete and legible
• Feature claims receive human factual review

Design a 16:9 training process visual for [process name]. Show this exact sequence: [approved steps]. Use a left-to-right flow with one visual anchor per step, restrained [brand palette], and a clear completion state. Do not add, reorder, rename, or imply steps beyond the approved sequence. A subject-matter expert must validate process accuracy before use.

Inputs to replace

• process name
• approved steps
• brand palette

Acceptance checks

• Step order matches approved source
• Labels are readable and non-overlapping
• No unsupported process claims appear

Create the master art direction for a [brand] launch of [product]. Establish one hero visual, [mood], [lighting], and [composition rule] that can scale across 16:9, 4:5, 1:1, and 9:16 formats. Keep [product identity details] fixed. Describe the visual system as a clean campaign key art, not a collage. Leave safe negative space that can move with each channel crop.

Inputs to replace

• brand
• product
• mood
• lighting
• composition rule
• product identity details

Acceptance checks

• Visual system is adaptable across specified channels
• Product identity stays consistent
• Composition contains intentional copy-safe space

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Create a reusable editorial visual direction for a [number]-post thought-leadership series about [topic] for [brand]. Define a stable visual grammar using [hero motif], [surface or texture], [lighting], and [accent color]. Each image should vary the scenario while preserving the same lens language, tonal range, and copy-safe region. Avoid generic AI gradients, floating interface mockups, and fabricated data visualizations.

Inputs to replace

• number
• topic
• brand
• hero motif
• surface or texture
• lighting
• accent color

Acceptance checks

• Series has a recognizable shared visual grammar
• Each output has distinct subject matter
• No invented data or unverified claims appear

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Edit the supplied product image. Treat it as the source of truth for product geometry, label placement, material finish, camera angle, and contact shadow. Replace only the environment with [new environment], matching the existing light direction and color temperature. Do not change the product, crop, packaging text, logo placement, or add props, people, or extra products.

Inputs to replace

• new environment

Acceptance checks

• Product geometry, label placement, and material finish remain intact
• Only the environment changes
• New background perspective and contact shadow are coherent

Create a [aspect ratio] campaign visual for [brand] and [product]. Establish one clear hero product, [mood], [lighting], and [environment]. Preserve a clean [copy-safe location] for final copy. Use [brand palette] sparingly and do not show readable text, prices, badges, watermarks, interface fragments, or unapproved logos. Produce a single focused key visual, not a collage.

Inputs to replace

• aspect ratio
• brand
• product
• mood
• lighting
• environment
• copy-safe location
• brand palette

Acceptance checks

• Hero product is immediately recognizable
• Copy-safe area is clean and intentional
• No fabricated copy, claims, or unapproved branding appears

Use the first supplied reference only for [style role: palette, texture, or visual medium]. Use the second supplied reference only for [identity role: product or subject details]. Create a new [new subject or scene] with [composition]. Preserve the protected identity details from the second reference. Do not reproduce source text, logos, copyrighted characters, or unrelated people from either reference.

Inputs to replace

• style role: palette, texture, or visual medium
• identity role: product or subject details
• new subject or scene
• composition

Acceptance checks

• Each reference is used only for its declared role
• Protected identity details remain intact
• Output is a new composition rather than a copy of either input

Create a 4:5 editorial launch tile for [brand]. Show this exact approved copy once, character for character: [approved copy]. Set it in [type treatment] at [placement]. Use [visual subject] as supporting imagery and reserve [accent color] for a small emphasis. Maintain generous margins and high contrast. Do not add any other words, logos, watermarks, dates, claims, or pseudo-text. A human reviewer will verify copy, legibility, and alignment before release.

Inputs to replace

• brand
• approved copy
• type treatment
• placement
• visual subject
• accent color

Acceptance checks

• All visible text exactly matches the approved copy
• Text is legible at mobile size
• No extra text, pseudo-text, or unapproved claim appears

Edit the supplied product photo into one clean isolated asset. Preserve product geometry, label legibility, material texture, and natural edge details. Remove only the environment, props, exterior reflections, and cast shadow. Do not recreate or restyle the product. Return a centered product with generous transparent padding, clean alpha edges, no haloing, no painted backdrop, no checkerboard, and no watermark.

Acceptance checks

• Output contains true alpha transparency
• Edges are clean without halos or background residue
• Product geometry and labels remain intact

Use the previous approved image as the starting point. Change only [one requested condition]. Keep the product or subject identity, composition, crop, perspective, lighting direction, palette, visible text, and all approved elements unchanged. Do not introduce additional concepts, props, people, or copy. Return one refined image for human comparison against the prior version.

Inputs to replace

• one requested condition

Acceptance checks

• Only the requested condition changes
• Protected details match the prior approved image
• Human reviewer can compare the new output directly to the prior version

Copy this brief, complete every bracket, and attach every reference image mentioned. If a required reference is missing or instructions conflict, identify the gap before producing the image.

1. Objective
Image type: website hero.
Purpose and platform: [offer or service] on [landing page].
Core visual idea: [single customer benefit expressed visually].
Target audience: [specific viewer and intended response].

2. References
Reference 1: [filename or None]. Use: [exact role and details to preserve].
Reference 2: [filename or None]. Use: [separate role, such as composition or lighting only].
Priority: [source to follow if references conflict]. Do not transfer unrelated faces, text or logos between references.

3. Art Direction
Subject or product: [hero subject, visible attributes and one supporting object].
Scene and background: [simple architectural or studio setting]. Keep competing objects out of the copy zone.
Composition: Place the subject in [left or right third]; reserve [percentage and side] as low-detail negative space for later headline placement. Protect [mobile crop focal point].
Action and expression: [quiet purposeful action or still pose].
Visual style: [restrained editorial style].
Color and lighting: [palette], [key-light direction], soft controlled shadows; no bright hotspot in the copy area.
Camera direction: [wide or normal lens feel], level viewpoint, moderate depth; keep the subject recognizable in a smaller crop. Camera terms describe the visual result, not guaranteed physical capture metadata.

4. Brand and Continuity Lock
Brand elements to preserve: [palette, materials, mood and approved logo-safe area].
Subject or product invariants: [visible traits, proportions, label details or scene elements that must remain consistent]. Do not claim an exact identity match based on prompting alone.

5. Constraints
Must include: [required elements and priority order].
Must avoid: unrequested people, duplicate objects, malformed anatomy, watermarks, invented logos and [scene-specific exclusions]. Preserve approved details; flag a conflict rather than silently substituting them.

6. Output and Finishing
Image engine: [engine or unspecified].
Aspect ratio and resolution: [desired ratio and pixel dimensions; verify engine support; if unsupported, state an alternative]. Suggested composition: 16:9.
Text in image: No text. Headline and approved logo will be added later.
Finishing requirements: [retouching level, natural surface detail, grain, sharpness and export format].
Later edits I will make: [crop, headline, approved logo, color adjustment or None].
Review before approval: Preserve space for headline across desktop and mobile crops.

Inputs to replace

• offer or service
• landing page
• single customer benefit expressed visually
• specific viewer and intended response
• filename or None
• exact role and details to preserve
• separate role, such as composition or lighting only
• source to follow if references conflict
• hero subject, visible attributes and one supporting object
• simple architectural or studio setting
• left or right third
• percentage and side
• mobile crop focal point
• quiet purposeful action or still pose
• restrained editorial style
• palette
• key-light direction
• wide or normal lens feel
• palette, materials, mood and approved logo-safe area
• visible traits, proportions, label details or scene elements that must remain consistent
• required elements and priority order
• scene-specific exclusions
• engine or unspecified
• desired ratio and pixel dimensions; verify engine support; if unsupported, state an alternative
• retouching level, natural surface detail, grain, sharpness and export format
• crop, headline, approved logo, color adjustment or None

Acceptance checks

• Preserve space for headline across desktop and mobile crops
• References influence only their assigned roles
• All requested invariants and exclusions have been visually inspected
• Final crop, copy space and any supplied text are reviewed at delivery size

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Copy this brief, complete every bracket, and attach every reference image mentioned. If a required reference is missing or instructions conflict, identify the gap before producing the image.

1. Objective
Image type: editorial portrait.
Purpose and platform: [profile, interview or publication].
Core visual idea: [one personality trait expressed through pose and light].
Target audience: [specific viewer and intended response].

2. References
Reference 1: [filename or None]. Use: [exact role and details to preserve].
Reference 2: [filename or None]. Use: [separate role, such as composition or lighting only].
Priority: [source to follow if references conflict]. Do not transfer unrelated faces, text or logos between references.

3. Art Direction
Subject or product: [person from attached identity reference, visible features, grooming and wardrobe].
Scene and background: [uncluttered studio or location].
Composition: [head-and-shoulders or seated framing], eyes near [position], breathing room above the head; reserve [copy zone].
Action and expression: [pose, gaze direction and expression].
Visual style: [editorial realism].
Color and lighting: [key direction and softness], [fill strength], natural skin tones and coherent catchlights.
Camera direction: [portrait lens feel], eye-level viewpoint, enough depth to keep both eyes readable. Camera terms describe the visual result, not guaranteed physical capture metadata.

4. Brand and Continuity Lock
Brand elements to preserve: [palette, materials, mood and approved logo-safe area].
Subject or product invariants: [visible traits, proportions, label details or scene elements that must remain consistent]. Do not claim an exact identity match based on prompting alone.

5. Constraints
Must include: [required elements and priority order].
Must avoid: unrequested people, duplicate objects, malformed anatomy, watermarks, invented logos and [scene-specific exclusions]. Preserve approved details; flag a conflict rather than silently substituting them.

6. Output and Finishing
Image engine: [engine or unspecified].
Aspect ratio and resolution: [desired ratio and pixel dimensions; verify engine support; if unsupported, state an alternative]. Suggested composition: 4:5.
Text in image: [exact approved words or No text].
Finishing requirements: [retouching level, natural surface detail, grain, sharpness and export format].
Later edits I will make: [crop, headline, approved logo, color adjustment or None].
Review before approval: Inspect visible reference traits, hands, eyes and natural skin texture.

Inputs to replace

• profile, interview or publication
• one personality trait expressed through pose and light
• specific viewer and intended response
• filename or None
• exact role and details to preserve
• separate role, such as composition or lighting only
• source to follow if references conflict
• person from attached identity reference, visible features, grooming and wardrobe
• uncluttered studio or location
• head-and-shoulders or seated framing
• position
• copy zone
• pose, gaze direction and expression
• editorial realism
• key direction and softness
• fill strength
• portrait lens feel
• palette, materials, mood and approved logo-safe area
• visible traits, proportions, label details or scene elements that must remain consistent
• required elements and priority order
• scene-specific exclusions
• engine or unspecified
• desired ratio and pixel dimensions; verify engine support; if unsupported, state an alternative
• exact approved words or No text
• retouching level, natural surface detail, grain, sharpness and export format
• crop, headline, approved logo, color adjustment or None

Acceptance checks

• Inspect visible reference traits, hands, eyes and natural skin texture
• References influence only their assigned roles
• All requested invariants and exclusions have been visually inspected
• Final crop, copy space and any supplied text are reviewed at delivery size

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