Museum Exhibit–Style Breakdown Infographic for Chinese Heritage Topics
Details
| Category | Infographics & UI |
|---|---|
| Aspect ratio | 1:1 |
| Input | Text only |
| Example generated with | GPT Image 2.5 |
| Recommended models | GPT Image 2.5, Z-Image Turbo, GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro |
| Original author | @MrLarus · Original post on X |
| Original model | gptimage |
Why this prompt works
Written in Chinese, this template fixes the layout like a museum panel: title and introduction on top, a structure breakdown with leader lines on the left, materials and craft swatches top right, motifs and colour symbolism mid-right, and a process strip plus summary at the bottom. It deliberately rejects poster, studio-portrait, e-commerce and anime looks, and asks for paper-white, silk and tea-coloured backgrounds. With the topic 'traditional oil-paper umbrella', our result looks like a real exhibition board, though a couple of characters were garbled and the bottom strip kept its clothing-oriented heading ('dressing order'). It is best for crafts, garments and artefacts; proofread every caption before publishing.
How to adapt it
| Variable | What it changes | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| [主题] (topic) | the heritage subject | 传统油纸伞 (oil-paper umbrella), 宋代褙子 (Song dynasty jacket), 景泰蓝 (cloisonné) |
| 版式 (layout) | the fixed five-zone structure | keep as is |
| 底部流程 (bottom strip) | process or wearing order | 制作流程 (making process), 穿着顺序 (dressing order, for garments) |
Tips
- For objects, rename the bottom strip to 使用顺序 or 制作流程 so it doesn't read as a dressing guide.
- All text is Chinese; models with strong Chinese rendering (Z-Image Turbo, GPT Image 2.5) garble fewer characters.
- Check cultural claims and colour meanings before publishing; they are generated.
