Ten real prompts
Every example below is a published gallery output, with its original prompt, saved seed, model label, and generation settings. The images were converted to WebP for delivery; they were not cropped or rerun to improve the result.
A bilingual café menu
Why it works: Separate the Chinese headline, English subtitle, and illustration into a simple visual hierarchy.
How to adapt it: Replace both quoted strings together, then change one visual detail such as paper color or lighting.
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A cream paper café menu card photographed from above on a wooden table, "今日特调" written in elegant serif Chinese at the top in dark brown, "TODAY'S SPECIAL" in clean sans-serif English below it, a delicate line-drawing of a steaming coffee cup at the bottom, warm natural window light from the left, editorial food photography, 1024×1024
Midnight jazz poster
Why it works: High contrast and short quoted strings give the two languages clear jobs inside one poster.
How to adapt it: Swap the event name, date, and instrument while keeping the text regions short.
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A minimalist concert poster, deep navy blue background, "午夜爵士" in warm glowing neon-style Chinese characters spanning the top third, "MIDNIGHT JAZZ · OCTOBER 26" in small white sans-serif letters centered below, a single golden saxophone silhouette floating beneath the text, atmospheric nightclub mood, 1024×1024
A botanical layout
Why it works: Three non-overlapping JSON regions give the title, subtitle, and fern enough room to breathe.
How to adapt it: Change the two text values and the object caption before moving any bounding box.
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{
"summary": {
"caption": "An editorial botanical poster on ivory textured paper, deep forest green lettering and a finely detailed fern illustration."
},
"items": [
{
"label": "text",
"caption": "Large serif title in the upper portion in forest green",
"text": "GROW SLOW",
"bbox": [
-400,
-420,
-180,
420
]
},
{
"label": "text",
"caption": "Small subtitle below the title in matching green",
"text": "a botanical study",
"bbox": [
-160,
-380,
-60,
380
]
},
{
"label": "object",
"caption": "A finely detailed green fern with delicate fronds in the lower half",
"bbox": [
-80,
-280,
420,
280
]
}
],
"bbox_format": "yxyx",
"bbox_coord_space": "abs_centralized"
}
A product showcase
Why it works: Narrow text bands above a large object region create a familiar product-advertising structure.
How to adapt it: Replace the brand, tagline, product type, and bottle count while preserving the broad spacing.
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{
"summary": {
"caption": "A clean product showcase on a warm beige background, three amber glass skincare bottles with white labels arranged in a row, soft studio lighting, 1024×1024"
},
"items": [
{
"label": "text",
"caption": "Brand name centered at the top in elegant serif",
"text": "BOTANICA",
"bbox": [
-440,
-300,
-370,
300
]
},
{
"label": "text",
"caption": "Tagline below the brand name in smaller type",
"text": "pure botanical skincare",
"bbox": [
-350,
-260,
-290,
260
]
},
{
"label": "object",
"caption": "Three amber glass dropper bottles with white labels, evenly spaced from left to right, soft reflections",
"bbox": [
-200,
-400,
400,
400
]
}
],
"bbox_format": "yxyx",
"bbox_coord_space": "abs_centralized"
}
An autumn still life
Why it works: A clear object relationship, directional light, and a narrow palette create a coherent still life.
How to adapt it: Change the paired objects or seasonal detail while keeping one light direction.
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An editorial still life, a vintage brass teapot on a dark wooden table beside a small ceramic cup half-filled with tea, a few autumn maple leaves scattered across the surface, soft afternoon window light from the left casting long gentle shadows, warm amber and copper tones, shallow depth of field, 1024×1024
A rainy-day bookshop
Why it works: The prompt adds the setting, shelves, cat, lamps, and rainy window in a readable order.
How to adapt it: Replace the shop type, animal, or weather one element at a time.
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A cozy independent bookshop interior, floor-to-ceiling wooden shelves overflowing with colorful books of all sizes, a ginger tabby cat curled up asleep on the wooden counter, warm amber reading lamps casting soft pools of light, a round window showing autumn rain outside, illustrated in a warm whimsical editorial style, 1024×1024
Morning café menu
Why it works: Exact quoted menu lines make mistakes easy to identify during proofreading.
How to adapt it: Keep the four-line structure but replace each item and price with your own short wording.
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A café menu card standing on a light oak table, soft window light from the left. Cream card stock with dark green serif headings. Heading reads exactly: "MORNING MENU". Below it four lines read exactly: "Espresso 3.50", "Flat White 4.20", "Butter Croissant 3.80", "Avocado Toast 8.50". Prices are right-aligned in one column. All text spelled correctly and fully readable.
Bilingual lunch menu
Why it works: Each menu row pairs one Chinese dish name with one English translation and a short price.
How to adapt it: Use common characters first and keep each bilingual row concise.
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A restaurant menu held flat, warm cream paper with a thin gold border. The heading reads exactly in Chinese: "午市套餐" and directly below it in English: "LUNCH SET". Three rows read exactly: "宫保鸡丁 Kung Pao Chicken 48", "麻婆豆腐 Mapo Tofu 38", "酸辣汤 Hot & Sour Soup 28". Chinese characters are correct and legible, Latin text in a clean sans-serif.
Wildflower honey label
Why it works: Three short label lines test hierarchy and lettering on a curved product surface.
How to adapt it: Replace the product name, descriptor, and net weight, then inspect every character at full size.
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A honey jar on a white marble surface, kraft paper label with small print. The label front reads exactly: "WILDFLOWER HONEY", directly below "Raw & Unfiltered", and a small bottom line "Net Wt. 12 oz (340 g)". All label text is fully legible, correctly spelled, and follows the label curve.
Weekend market poster
Why it works: A heading pair, three event details, and a final Chinese line form a realistic bilingual stress test.
How to adapt it: Replace the event name and details while preserving one line per information type.
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A vertical event poster pinned on a corkboard. Top heading reads exactly in Chinese: "周末市集", with English directly below: "WEEKEND MARKET". Middle text reads exactly: "Sat 10:00–18:00", "Riverside Park", "Free entry". A bottom line reads exactly in Chinese: "免费入场". Bold sans-serif, high contrast.
What the examples have in common
Visible wording stays short and quoted. Lighting is described by direction and quality. Each sentence adds one visual idea. Text gets a concrete treatment such as serif, sans-serif, neon, or handwritten lettering. Structured jobs use JSON layout; atmospheric scenes stay as free-form prompts.
These patterns improve clarity, but they do not guarantee perfect lettering. Proofread every output at full resolution, especially prices, dates, weights, and Chinese characters with similar forms.
Build your own prompt
Start from the closest example and change one variable: wording, subject, lighting, or layout. Generate once, inspect the result, and then change the next variable. The prompt builder can assemble a new free-form prompt, while the JSON Layout Generator creates a structured template.