This category collects prompts that do not fit a single format: experiments, playful scenes, screenshots, reports, maps, and one-off visual ideas. They are a good source of unusual output structures, such as a prompt that renders a game screenshot or a diagnosis-style report. When you adapt one, keep the part that defines the output format and replace the subject.
"A City's Evening Breeze Consumption" combines lifestyle posters with lightweight data graphics. In the center of the picture is a riverside walk in the evening, with stalls selling ice cream, sausages, beer, balloons, bouquets, fluorescent toys, and handheld fans along the way. The sidebar records the sales changes of different products from 18:00 to 22:00 and the corresponding groups. The title is like a magazine column, with a ratio of 9:16.
"Floor Story Archives in Old Elevators" combines architectural space photography with narrative label design. The inner wall of an old elevator is transformed into an information display. Each floor button corresponds to a story about a resident: a tailor, a retired teacher, a young man living alone, a night shift nurse, and a couple who runs a pet shop. The lighting is dim but warm, and the picture has a very cinematic feel, with a ratio of 9:16.
"A Man's Moving List Theater" combines a theatrical stage section with a life organization diagram. The picture is like a section of a stage set. Cardboard boxes, tapes, old books, plants, pots and bowls, clothes, souvenirs, and moving road maps are placed in different areas. Each box is labeled with a note of memories, and the title reads "PACK / LEAVE / BEGIN AGAIN". The ratio is 16:9.
"The best-selling list of postcard stores throughout the year" combines retail list posters with illustration displays. The walls are neatly hung with postcards of different themes: mountains and seas, old cities, festivals, late-night convenience stores, rainy car windows, cats and window sills. The monthly sales changes and the ratio of tourist sources are marked on the right side. The title is like the cover of a cultural and creative brand's internal monthly report, with a ratio of 4:5.
"Supermarket replenishment plan before the end of the world" combines disaster narratives with retail operation charts. The main screen shows the supermarket manager's replenishment board, which lists inventory lines such as drinking water, cans, batteries, cat food, painkillers, candles, children's books, chocolates, etc. The background is half-empty shelves and a still orderly checkout area, like the setting diagram of a quiet apocalyptic movie, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Make a city's early morning into the front page of a newspaper." The news layout is combined with morning street photography. The front page columns include "The first bus departs", "The soymilk store opens", "Morning exercise by the river", "The overpass is very windy" and "Office building lights are not out yet". The big picture is of a wet street at dawn. The layout is really like a newspaper but the content is full of life warmth. The ratio is 4:5.
"Visual poetry about the 30 seconds before the tram arrives at the station", the dynamic information screen is integrated with urban emotional photography. The electronic screen on the platform counts down 30, 20, and 10 seconds. The silhouettes of characters, wind, lights, shoe tips, and track reflections all become the narrative of the screen. A small amount of text is interspersed between the screen modules like lines of poetry, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Ticket and road sign system for night sailing in the water town" combines cultural tourism service design with traditional night scene painting. The main picture is the waterway and dock reflected in the night lanterns. On the right side are the boat tickets, stop signs, life-saving instructions, broadcast screens, navigation maps and commemorative medal designs. The title is exquisite, elegant and the proportion is 9:16.
"Convenience Store Duty Log on a Typhoon Day" combines documentary commercial photography with operational reports. A heavy rain pours outside the glass door, and the indoor lighting is stable and bright. There are simple charts on the checkout table showing the surge in sales of hot food, raincoats, flashlights, batteries, instant noodles, and umbrellas. The store clerks and customers in the background have real expressions. The text is like a duty record manual, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Public Kitchen in a Retirement Community in 2045" combines social design proposals with real living spaces. The picture shows a bright and warm shared kitchen: low operating table, wheelchair accessible circulation line, recipe screen, common dining island, and intergenerational interaction corner. On the right is the user journey and emotional curve. The whole thing looks like an International Design Award poster, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Make a set of subway station guide pictograms for emotions", an icon design system proposal, the entire image displays 24 minimalist pictograms: anxiety, calm, sleepiness, lovelorn, relaxation, love, social fear, lateness, freedom, numbness, etc., presented with a unified geometric language and color system, and placed in simulated subway station guide boards, ticket cards, and App icons to verify the effect, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Archaeologist's Desktop Monday" combines an overhead still life narrative with a research document style. There are brushes, specimen bags, magnifying glasses, numbered cards, soil samples, broken pottery shards, cold coffee, an opened field notebook and an unfinished plan of the site on the table. Small labels next to it explain the purpose of each thing and the discovery of the day. It has a temperament like a feature map in an academic magazine, with a ratio of 4:5.
"Science Classroom Upgrade Plan for Rural Primary Schools" is a public education design proposal. The main picture is a perspective view of the transformed classroom: low-cost experimental bench, weather observation window, insect specimen corner, plant hydroponic rack, movable starry sky projection cloth, student works wall. The budget, materials and frequency of use are listed on the right side. The overall picture is warm and pragmatic, like the winning plan of a public welfare design competition, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Independent Record Store Weekly Recommendation Wall" combines retail space photography with music editing layout. The main screen is the record recommendation wall in the store. The store clerk's handwritten labels are mixed with exquisitely typed recommendation cards: jazz, post-rock, urban folk, synth pop, experimental electronic. Each album is assigned an emotional keyword and suitable weather/time for listening, like a lifestyle media special page, with a ratio of 4:5.
"A miniature museum of lost and found items", the display design is combined with anthropological observation. The picture is like a museum exhibition wall, displaying unclaimed keys, scarves, student ID cards, old mobile phones, single gloves, children's toys, and tickets. Each item has a very short text next to it to guess its story. The layout is restrained and solemn, like a real exhibition guide system, with a ratio of 4:5.
"Waiting experience design for future clinics" combines the medical space vision with the service blueprint. The main screen shows a non-oppressive future waiting area: dimmable seats, quiet cabins, children's corners, emotional feedback panels, and consultation progress walls. The user journey map and touch point design are expanded on the right side. The color scheme is low-saturated mint green, warm white and foggy gray. The overall image is like the keynote vision of the Medical Innovation Conference, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Farewell and Reunion Information Screen in High-Speed Railway Station" combines a public information display with emotional narrative photography. There is a huge train timetable screen in the center of the screen, but there is an additional column of 'emotional states' next to the train destination, such as "anticipation/hesitancy/reluctance/finally meeting". The silhouettes of the crowd on the platform include moments such as hugging, waving, and standing silently. The screen UI is real and usable, and the overall look is like a cross between a news photography and a poetic poster, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Victorian Era Detective Agency Case Board" combines criminal reasoning visuals with archive wall design. The main screen is a case wall covered with stitch connections, old photos, maps, tickets, newspaper clippings and handwritten notes. The central title card reads "Case 07: The Missing Hour". There is a pocket watch, magnifying glass and seal in the lower right corner. The color is dark brown, burgundy, and coal black. The details are rich enough to be read one by one, like a film and television art concept map, with a ratio of 3:4.
"First Week Shopping List for New Immigrants from Mars", a supermarket promotion page is combined with a colonial worldview setting. The main screen looks like a DM promotional page for a large warehouse store, which lists oxygen filters, low-gravity sleeping bags, potato planting boxes, dust masks, solar folding panels, and earth-flavored seasoning bags. It is equipped with exaggerated discount labels and "Top 10 Must-Buy for New Immigrants" badges. The background is the red sand and dust of the Martian residential area shining through the glass dome, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Showa-style home appliance manual: an electric fan that can accompany people in a daze", the product manual is humorously integrated with life narratives, the picture is like the color page manual of home appliances in the 1980s, the front and back views of the host, button functions, power parameters, and usage scenario comics are all complete, but the selling point is "to accompany you to sit for 20 minutes in the summer meaninglessly" and "suitable for relaxing and looking out the window in the evening." The colors are nostalgic cream green, off-white, and orange, with a ratio of 4:5.
"2040 Children's Room Safety Interaction System" combines product concept drawings with parent-child lifestyle posters. The main screen shows the space perspective of the future children's room: wall projection storybook, automatically stored toy cabinet, night fall sensor light, air quality flower panel, growth record time wall. On the right side is the interaction process and parent app interface diagram. The color is gentle, the material is rounded and soft-packed, and the layout is like a maternal and child technology brand new product launch conference, with a ratio of 16:9.
"Real-time Hot Search List of the Republic of China Newspaper Office" combines the old newspaper layout with the social media hot list interface. The image looks like a printing front page of a newspaper, but in the middle is a scrolling hot search list. The entries are "Heavy Snow in Peking", "New Corner in the Theater" and "Tram Stop" Fortune", "University Lecture" and "Movie Star Controversy". The red seal on the right side of the entry indicates the popularity. The comment area appears in the form of short sentences from readers. The format mixes typesetting, old paper texture and modern digital list logic. The temperament is smart and humorous, and the proportion 4:5.
"Northern Song Dynasty Literary's Travel Vlog Storyboard", a movie storyboard document is integrated with an ancient landscape scroll. The picture is like a page of professional director's storyboard, arranged horizontally 8 Small storyboard windows: crossing the river in the morning, staying at the inn, listening to the rain in the mountain temple, drinking wine against the moon at night, buying ink at the market, writing poems in the boat, overlooking the mountain top, and returning to the boat at dusk. There are handwritten notes under each storyboard, such as "Lens: long shot/close up/overhead shot", etc. The characters are dressed as scholars from the Song Dynasty, and the scenery uses a mixture of light crimson landscape and modern lens language. "Episode 03:" is posted on the corner of the page: The tape label of "A Night in the South of the Yangtze River" has a paper texture like a yellowed creative manuscript. The color scheme is restrained and elegant, combining the poetry of ancient scrolls with the sense of modern film and television design. The ratio is 16:9.
Epic 3D scene: a weathered seed packet lying open on a potting bench, its promise erupting into the garden it describes. The illustration on the front becomes real. {argument name="plant type" default="[PLANT / FLOWER]"} growing at full scale from the paper, roots visible through the packet's base pushing into soil below. {argument name="detail left" default="[DETAIL 1]"} in full bloom at one corner. {argument name="detail right" default="[DETAIL 2]"} mid-growth at the other, not yet what it will be. Tiny insects that belong to this plant, {argument name="insect type" default="[BEE / BUTTERFLY / BEETLE]"}, hovering at correct scale. The written instructions on the back become garden calendar, "sow in spring" manifests as actual spring light. "full sun" manifests as a single shaft of it, hitting the tallest bloom perfectly. Scattered seeds between packet and soil each showing their germination stage, split coat, first root, first shoot, first leaf. The packet's torn top edge becomes a treeline. Potting bench surface with soil scatter and water droplets. Tilt-shift depth of field, greenhouse morning light, the packet as the garden it always intended.
A Japanese neighborhood Chinese restaurant delivery flyer for mailbox posting (3:4 aspect ratio). Designed to look like a double-sided B5 print. Flyer characteristics (following the grammar of real delivery flyers): - Flashy red and yellow color scheme. - Large text at the top: "Delivery Available! {argument name="shop name" default="Mona-Hanten"}" (shadowed Gothic font). - An illustration of a {argument name="character" default="Chinese girl in a red cheongsam with a brown short bob"} holding ramen and saying "Welcome!" in a speech bubble. - A menu photo grid (4x3) featuring various dishes: different types of ramen, fried rice, gyoza, sweet and sour pork, shrimp in chili sauce, mapo tofu, liver and leek stir-fry, tenshinhan, twice-cooked pork, spring rolls, annin tofu, and fried rice sets. - Names and prices for each dish. - A large yellow banner saying "Free delivery on all menu items over ¥1,000!". - "Order by phone! ☎ 072-XX-XXXX" emphasized with a red circle. - Business hours "11:00-22:00 (Closed on Tuesdays)". - Delivery area map (simple schematic map). - Coupon (perforated line for clipping): "One free plate of gyoza with this flyer!". Texture of cheap paper printing. Includes fold marks. Precision that could be mistaken for a real Japanese delivery flyer.
A {argument name="painting style" default="baroque oil painting"} comes to life — its painted figures climbing out of the gilded frame into a {argument name="setting" default="modern white gallery"}, half their bodies still in flat 2D paint, half fully volumetric 3D humans, brushstrokes visible on their skin, the painting's background leaking watercolor clouds into the gallery ceiling, museum visitors frozen in shock, hyper-detailed, {argument name="artist influence" default="René Magritte meets Pixar"}, reality fracturing at every boundary
A dreamy surreal portrait of a {argument name="subject" default="young woman"} standing underwater or in a liquid-like ethereal space, shown from about mid-thigh up, wearing a flowing sleeveless white dress that appears to dissolve into translucent water and shimmering fragments. Her long {argument name="hair color" default="dark brown"} hair streams dramatically sideways as if suspended in water, and her face is intentionally obscured by a soft vertical blur block for anonymity. Surround her with an exact count of about 30 small translucent fish, some striped and some pale silvery white, swimming in multiple depths of field across the foreground, midground, and background, with several fish passing in front of her body and hair to create strong motion and depth. Use a soft pastel {argument name="background color" default="powder blue"} background with faint handwritten script texture layered across it, plus whimsical doodles scattered throughout: white and pale pink hearts, stars, curved squiggles, wave lines, dots, sparkles, and 2 smiley faces. Add prismatic rainbow refractions, glossy caustic highlights, and subtle lens-like chromatic shimmer on the fish and dress. The mood should feel delicate, introspective, airy, and magical, with high-key lighting, gentle contrast, soft focus in the foreground, and crisp detail on the torso and hair. Compose the figure slightly off-center with one arm relaxed downward and the body turned lightly in motion, as if drifting peacefully through a school of fish. Include tiny elegant footer text in white near the bottom edge, with a left signature, a centered website URL, and a small right credit mark, resembling an art-poster or social-media showcase image.
An image where a person appears in a Polaroid photo, and the person jumps out of the frame. Generate an image with Japanese written on it ← Image below The one generated with GPT Image-2 →
A wooden bookshelf consisting of three shelves: On the top shelf, there should be one book, on the second shelf, there should be three books, and on the bottom shelf, there should be seven books.
Generates a 360 degree equirectangular image at 2:1 Online 360° Panorama Viewer VR
Generate a handwritten Chinese/Western medicine prescription diagram
