Infographics & Diagrams

Use: a natural-history image for a beginner's geology blog on recognizing common rock types.
Content: a shallow wooden tray holding three specimens: a coarse, speckled granite; a sandstone with visible layers; a dark basalt with a fine grain.
Labels, under the matching sample: "Granite", "Sandstone", "Basalt".
Camera: directly overhead, on a warm neutral surface.
Lighting: soft side light; true mineral texture.
Style: museum catalog.
Avoid: extra text.

Create a hand-drawn sketchnote infographic, rich in useful content, about: [topic]

Purpose: explain the topic visually so it is educational, engaging and understood at a glance, organized like a professional graphic recording or visual thinking session.

Style:
- Background: clean, plain white paper, with no lines and no texture.
- Look: hand-drawn graphic recording / visual thinking.
- Ink: black fine-liner for every outline, word, arrow and drawing.
- Color: light marker shading as accents, in three colors only: teal, orange, muted red.
- Overall feel: tidy, premium and very well organized.

Composition:
- The main title sits in the centre, inside a bold rectangular box drawn in 3D style.
- The key ideas are arranged radially around the title.
- Visual elements to include: stick figures, simple doodles, icons for business and tech, charts and graphs, symbols and visual metaphors, banners, containers and callout boxes.
- Link related ideas with arrows, flow lines and a clear visual hierarchy.

Content: split the topic automatically into
- core concepts
- key insights
- frameworks
- processes
- examples
- actionable takeaways
- statistics or trends, where relevant
Put clarity, depth and practical value ahead of decoration. It should read like the summary of a high-end workshop or a consultant's whiteboard.

Lettering:
- Neat handwritten letters, all in capitals.
- Every word legible, distinct and evenly spaced.
- Several text sizes to create hierarchy and emphasis.

Format:
- A4, portrait orientation.
- Packed with valuable information yet never cluttered, with balanced empty space.
- Dynamic and easy to share.

Final result: a polished sketchnote that looks drawn by an expert visual strategist.

Avoid: lined or textured paper, colors beyond black, teal, orange and muted red, smudged or illegible text.

Use: an anatomically careful infographic for a patient-education article on how blood normally circulates through the heart.
Content: a simplified heart seen from the front, chambers shown in a clean cutaway. Blue flow travels from the body to the lungs; red flow travels from the lungs back to the body. Use thick arrows to show direction.
Labels along the route, in this sequence: "Body", "Right heart", "Lungs", "Left heart", "Body". Labels must be accurate.
Background: clinical white.
Style: precise flat vector, not graphic realism.
Avoid: extra text.

Purpose: a practical wall poster for a household putting together an emergency kit for [hazard type].
Layout: six sections: water, food, light, documents, first aid, communication. Each shows one illustrated item with no branding and a small checklist marker.
Style: clean public-information design, flat high-contrast lighting, a sturdy laminated-paper texture.
Text: exactly these headings: "First Aid", "Water", "Communication", "Food", "Documents", "Light". No other text.

Use: a cheerful sorting-game picture for a community article about recycling.
Items, placed above three simple bins: a battery, an aluminum can, clean paper, a rinsed glass jar and a napkin with food stains.
Arrows: lead each item to the correct bin; the sorting of these examples must be accurate.
Bin labels: "Recycle", "Compost", "Special drop-off".
Style: bright flat illustration, crisp silhouettes, simple front view.
Avoid: any other text.

Purpose: an illustrated timeline for a display on a family's history, following its moves among [place A], [place B] and [place C].
Layout, left to right: a simple map, placeholders for dated family photos, small icons for the means of transport and three brief milestones.
Style: warm editorial infographic with clear hierarchy.
Text: place labels exactly as I provide them. Only dates, place names and the milestone wording appear; nothing else.

Use: a patient-friendly illustration for a respiratory clinic handout on using a metered-dose inhaler with a spacer.
Main view: a fictional adult sits upright, holds the device the right way and looks calm and neutral.
Insets: two small views, one of shaking the inhaler and one of breathing in slowly.
Labels, each next to its action: "Shake", "Seal lips", "Breathe slowly".
Style: clean vector art, clear negative space, correct device orientation, clear hierarchy.
Avoid: brand marks, extra text.

Purpose: a cutaway drawing for a repair guide that explains a modular smartphone.
Subject: the back panel raised off the phone to expose, in logical layers, the screws, the speaker, the camera module, the ribbon connectors and a pull tab on the battery.
Style: precise isometric 3D render, matte recycled plastic and anodized metal textures.
Lighting: neutral studio light.
Avoid: logos, made-up product names.

Purpose: a clean technical image that helps an IT consultant explain edge computing to a small business.
Scene: in a back room, a small server cabinet; simple glowing lines run from it to the point-of-sale counter, a security camera and a local Wi-Fi access point.
Style: polished 3D isometric.
Lighting: cool, practical light.
Details: realistic cable management, each device clearly separated.
Avoid: brand logos, technical claims that cannot be supported.

Make an educational diagram.

- What it shows: [topic/system/structure]
- Subject: [subject]
- Students: [grade/level]

Content
- Include only the essential parts, each with a short label suited to the students' age.
- Where useful, use arrows or connectors to show key relationships, interactions or functions.
- Keep information that belongs together physically close.

Design
- Easy-to-read type, an obvious hierarchy and enough space between elements.

Avoid: details and decoration that are not needed. Every piece of content must be correct and right for the grade.

Purpose: a precise anatomy plate in veterinary style, for a student of equine science learning the lower foreleg of a [horse breed].
View: clean lateral view; bones, tendons, ligaments, hoof and joints in correct relative positions, plus a small transparent overlay of skin.
Labels: accurate.
Style: clear hierarchy on a neutral background.
Avoid: text beyond the labels.

Use: a precise visual guide showing students in a school lab how to prepare a light microscope.
Scene: side view of a microscope standing on a clean bench, a lamp beside it and a slide placed on its stage; a student's hands adjust the coarse focus knob.
Labels, nothing else: "Eyepiece", "Objective", "Stage", "Slide", "Coarse focus", "Light". Labels must be accurate.
Lighting: gentle task light; realistic classroom equipment.
Style: crisp educational illustration with each component clearly separated.
Avoid: extra text.

Purpose: a careful field-guide illustration for a beginners' nature class, explaining why wild mushrooms must never be eaten unless an expert has identified them.
Content: several [mushroom type] specimens that look alike, placed on forest leaf litter. Close-up insets point out how their caps, gills, stems and habitats differ.
Style: accurate scientific illustration, neutral daylight, clear hierarchy.
Text: only a small warning at the bottom reading exactly "DO NOT EAT".
Avoid: any other text.

Purpose: a technical illustration in four stages for an article on how a [modular home type] is put together.
Panels, in order: modules made in a factory arrive on site; a crane lowers them onto a prepared foundation; the modules are joined; the completed exterior.
Accuracy: physically plausible equipment and safe work areas.
Panel labels: "Delivery", "Placement", "Connection", "Finish".
Avoid: extra text, company logos, unsupported claims about build time.

Purpose: a single-page fact sheet that lets a nonprofit explain how [issue] affects people in a local community in practice.
Layout: a balanced vertical grid with one original illustration giving context, three data callouts clearly set apart, each holding placeholders, and a brief action section at the foot of the page.
Style: accessible data-journalism design, a cool daylight palette, recycled paper with a light texture.
Text: exactly these headings: "Why It Matters", "What We Found", "Next Step". No other text.

Points: [list]

Turn these points into an engaging social media graphic.

- A strong title
- Numbered sections
- Clear hierarchy
- As little text as possible

It must be easy to understand at a glance while scrolling.

Title of the infographic: "5 [TIPS / TOOLS / METHODS] FOR [RESULT]"

Task: design an engaging infographic under this title.

Structure: five numbered sections. Each one has a custom icon, a short heading and a single concise takeaway.

Design:
- a strong headline
- clean spacing
- colors: [brand colors]
- a layout designed for mobile first

Avoid: paragraphs and any decoration that serves no purpose.

Purpose: an airflow overlay that helps a facilities manager investigate comfort issues in an open [office type] workspace.
Subject: a simple isometric room containing desks and windows, with supply vents and return grilles; people appear as neutral silhouettes. Curved blue streamlines show cool air, curved amber streamlines show warm air.
Style: minimal architecture, lightly textured carpet.
Lighting: diffuse light from the ceiling.
Text: only the labels "Cool Air", "Warm Air", "Supply", "Return", placed accurately. No other text.

Purpose: an electrical overview diagram, designed with safety in mind, that teaches a homeowner the key components of a home solar battery setup.
Layout, from left to right: solar panels, then the inverter, the battery, the main electrical panel and finally the household loads. Cable paths are shown protected; simple arrows indicate the direction of energy.
Style: polished technical vector illustration with realistic panel and enclosure textures.
Background: neutral.
Text: only the labels "Inverter", "Solar panels", "Main panel", "Battery", "Home loads". No other text and no notes.
Avoid: anything that shows or suggests instructions for working on live circuits.
Details: clear hierarchy; connections drawn accurately.

Purpose: a technical cutaway for a homeowner article that explains passive-house design.
Section: slice through a compact home built for a [climate] climate to expose the unbroken insulation, the airtight layer, triple-glazed windows, ventilation with heat recovery and sun shading. Put every feature in its correct position and link it to a short label.
Labels (only these): "Insulation", "Airtight layer", "Ventilation", "Windows", "Shading".
Style: crisp explainer illustration.
Avoid: other text, performance figures that were not supplied.

Use: an anatomy explainer that patients can easily follow, for a health blog on the route food takes through the digestive system.
Content: a simplified torso seen from the front, with the digestive organs from mouth to large intestine joined in order by a single gentle line showing direction.
Labels, next to each structure: "Mouth", "Esophagus", "Stomach", "Small intestine", "Large intestine". Labels must be accurate.
Style: respectful, non-graphic medical illustration on a clean neutral background.
Avoid: extra text.

Purpose: an educational split-panel illustration for a vet clinic blog about routine dental care for pets.
Left: a [dog or cat] tooth with plaque buildup.
Right: that same tooth after a professional clean, with healthy gums.
Consistency: identical tooth shape, angle and lighting on both sides, divided by a clear line.
Style: accurate, non-graphic medical illustration in neutral colors.
Avoid: text, clinic logos.

Use: a biology diagram for a homeschool lesson on photosynthesis.
Content: a green leaf shown in cross-section. Incoming arrows: sunlight, water, carbon dioxide. Outgoing arrows: oxygen, sugar.
Labels, next to their arrows and nothing else: "sunlight", "water", "carbon dioxide", "oxygen", "sugar". Labels must be accurate.
Background: pale and neutral.
Style: tidy vector illustration with a faint vein texture; inputs-to-outputs hierarchy easy to read.
Avoid: extra text.

Use: a simple picture for a worksheet that uses pizza to teach fractions.
Content: a plain vegetable pizza divided into eight exactly equal slices, three of them lightly highlighted; next to it, a second pizza left whole for comparison.
Labels: "3/8" right under the highlighted pizza and "1 whole" under the other one.
Style: clean flat illustration on a white background with even color.
Avoid: extra text.

Use: a simple chore-wheel diagram for a printable household planner.
Wheel: circular, split cleanly into six sections. Section labels: "Dishes", "Laundry", "Pets", "Floors", "Recycling", "Cooking".
Around the outside: [number] empty slots for names.
Style: friendly flat illustration, high contrast, clear hierarchy.
Avoid: any other text.

Role: you are an expert information designer and director of visual communication.

Task: turn the information pasted below into an infographic that is clear, engaging and professionally designed.
Topic: [topic]

Information:
[paste your information]

Guidelines:
- Arrange the content in an intuitive visual hierarchy, so a viewer grasps the main message within seconds.
- Simplify complex points with fitting icons, charts, numbers, diagrams, visual cues and illustrations.
- Put accuracy, readability, spacing and visual storytelling ahead of decoration.

Who it is for: [target audience]
Palette: [color palette]
Layout format: [portrait / landscape / 4:5 / 16:9]

Purpose: a sectional landscape diagram that helps a homeowner understand how a rain garden manages runoff from a house with a [roof type] roof.
Subject: rain flowing from the gutter to the downspout and into a shallow planted basin, then soaking down through mulch, a layer of amended soil, gravel and finally a drainage layer, shown as a side cutaway.
Setting: a quiet suburban yard.
Style: editorial botanical illustration with believable wet soil and stone textures.
Lighting: soft overcast daylight.
Text: only "Runoff", "Plants", "Soil", "Gravel" and "Drainage". No other text.
Details: accurate arrows.

Purpose: a clear infographic for a homeowner's guide to harvesting rainwater from a [roof type].
Flow: simple arrows follow the water from the roof gutter into the downspout, then through a leaf filter into a covered barrel, with an overflow route and a garden hose at the end.
Labels: accurate, one per component.
Style: clean vector graphics with a strong visual hierarchy.
Avoid: text beyond the component labels.

Use: a clear first-aid illustration for a class on emergency preparedness. It shows how to place an adult who is unconscious but still breathing in the recovery position.
Scene: fictional adults on a flat, safe surface; one trained helper carefully turns the person onto their side and supports the head.
Labels, each near the action it refers to: "Call emergency services", "Check breathing", "Place on side". The step hierarchy must be clear.
Accuracy: correct body alignment.
Style: calm clinical vector art on a neutral background.
Avoid: extra text.

Purpose: a precise care diagram for a conscientious keeper who checks the enclosure of a [reptile species] before the daily routine.
Content: a cross-section of the terrarium with each element placed correctly: heat source, thermostat probe, UVB light where suitable, water dish, a hide, the substrate and a cool zone.
Labels: accurate.
Style: technical illustration with a clear hierarchy.
Avoid: text beyond the labels.

Purpose: an electrical wiring diagram with labels, for an installer designing a rooftop solar array of [number of panels] panels plus battery backup.
Layout: a signal path running left to right: panels first, then the combiner box, the inverter, the disconnects, the battery, the meter and the main service panel, on a clean white technical canvas.
Details: color-coded cables, accurate directional arrows, subtle brushed-metal textures on the devices, clear hierarchy.
Style: crisp vector linework with flat, shadow-free lighting.
Text: the only labels are "Combiner", "PV Array", "Inverter", "Meter", "Battery", "Service Panel". No other text.

Input: my uploaded sketch showing how the information should be laid out (for example: title at the top, problem on the left, process in the center, result on the right, CTA at the bottom).

Task: turn it into a clean educational infographic.

- Topic: [topic]
- Audience: [audience]

Follow my sketch for the hierarchy of information and the rough placement.

Use only this information:
[paste verified content]

Design: a clear visual hierarchy, readable typography, simple icons or diagrams where they help, balanced spacing, a professional editorial layout.

Do not invent statistics, facts, labels or any extra information.

Purpose: a horizontal concept board used to plan a search ad campaign for [offer].
Layout: three panels, labeled clearly and accurately "SEARCH INTENT" / "AD MESSAGE" / "LANDING PAGE"; they contain, in order, a search bar, a wireframe of a text ad and a thumbnail of a landing page.
Style: crisp monochrome interface illustrations, with a single accent in [brand color].
Avoid: any other text and invented platform logos.

Purpose: a practical illustrated calendar for someone in an apartment growing herbs and flowers on a balcony with [sun exposure].
Layout: four panels, one per season, each showing the containers, how far the plants have grown, a simple care task and the change in weather.
Labels: correct names for [plant names], and nothing else.
Style: friendly flat illustration with a clear hierarchy.
Avoid: text beyond the labels.

Purpose: an instructional product image for an online fit guide to [shoe style].
Content: a clean side-by-side sequence: first a foot in a sock measured with a flexible tape, then the outline of a shoe with its measurement points.
Style: clear technical illustration, accessible contrast.
Labels, accurate: "LENGTH" and "WIDTH".
Avoid: any other text and brand logos.

Purpose: a clear technical drawing used by a community center to plan an accessible ramp at its entrance.
Subject: side elevation of a ramp running from the sidewalk to a doorway, with handrails, level landings and edge protection. A wheelchair user is included for scale.
Style: precise architectural linework, light concrete texture, white drafting background.
Text: short callouts only, exactly "Landing", "Handrail", "Ramp", "Edge protection", "Doorway". No other text.
Details: clear hierarchy. Leave the dimensions blank so they can be verified against local code.

Make an educational comparison chart.

- Concepts compared: [concept A] and [concept B]
- Subject: [subject]
- Students: [grade/level]

Content
- Compare the two on the most important criteria they have in common, making the main similarities and differences stand out.
- Use short explanations suited to the students' age, plus examples where they help.

Design
- The two concepts side by side, with clear headings, easy-to-read type and enough space between elements.

The chart must be correct, balanced and quick to scan.

Purpose: one clear instruction visual for the assembly guide of a [furniture item].
Subject: an adult's two hands connecting the two correct parts with the tool that is needed.
View: from above, on a clean work surface or floor.
Style: precise technical illustration; the wood or metal textures look realistic.
Label: "STEP [NUMBER]".
Avoid: any other text and fasteners hidden from view.

Use: an explanatory medical poster, to hang where patients wait at a clinic, about washing hands properly.
Panels: six, numbered, showing hands only, by a clean sink, with nothing that identifies a person. In order: wet the hands; lather the palms; clean the backs of the hands; clean between the fingers; rinse; dry.
Labels, under the panels: "Wet", "Lather", "Backs", "Between", "Rinse", "Dry". The step order must be clear.
Style: minimal medical illustration, bright neutral light, realistic soap and water.
Avoid: any other text.

Use: a respectful natural-history illustration that teaches a garden club the life cycle of a native solitary bee.
Layout: the four stages placed clockwise in a circle around a little nest in the soil, each with its label next to it: "Egg", "Larva", "Pupa", "Adult".
Details: accurate plant pollen; a seasonal garden in the background.
Style: detailed watercolor, earthy natural tones, delicate paper texture.
Avoid: extra text; the cycle order must be clear.

Purpose: a clean seasonal graphic for a health blog run by the community, covering spring pollen levels in [region].
Content: three frequent pollen sources shown as simple botanical silhouettes, with a weekly outlook ribbon coded by color.
Labels: accurate names for the tree, grass and weed sources: [tree], [grass], [weed].
Title: the short exact text "SPRING POLLEN" at the top.
Style: accessible contrast, clear hierarchy.
Avoid: extra text.

Purpose: a landscape graphic for a portfolio that compares how [project area] has changed.
Layout: two clearly separated columns with the labels "START" and "NOW".
Content: only differences that are verified and qualitative, shown through objects, layouts or scenes of the workflow.
Fair comparison: the same angle, lighting and scale in both columns.
Style: clean technical editorial.
Avoid: any other text, numbers, or claims that are not supported.

Task: design a premium infographic of statistics about [topic].

Verified data to use: [data]

Hierarchy: one headline statistic leads; after it come supporting percentages, charts and icons, plus brief labels that explain them.

Data rules:
- show every number accurately and at the right proportion
- never invent figures or change the data provided

Make an educational flowchart.

- Process shown: [process/procedure/sequence]
- Subject: [subject]
- Students: [grade/level]

Content
- Break the process down into its essential steps and put them in a logical order.
- Use connected shapes with short, age-appropriate labels, and arrows that show how each step leads to the following one.
- Where relevant, add decision points or branching paths.

Design
- Easy-to-read type, an obvious hierarchy and enough space between elements.

The flowchart must be correct, uncluttered and simple to follow.

Use: a clean infographic for a middle-school astronomy lesson that compares the planets by relative diameter.
Layout: the Sun and the eight planets sit on a single horizontal baseline, ordered from left to right, drawn as circles whose sizes are visibly proportional; leave plenty of room around the smallest planets.
Background: a dark star field with restrained texture.
Labels, each directly under its body: "Sun", "Mercury", "Venus", "Earth", "Mars", "Jupiter", "Saturn", "Uranus", "Neptune". Labels must be accurate.
Style: minimal scientific poster.
Avoid: any other text.

Purpose: an architecture diagram for an independent educator mapping out the tech behind an online course platform.
Layout: a clear left-to-right system map linking the learner's browser, the course website, video hosting, an email service, a payment processor and an analytics dashboard. Simple arrows show the flow of data or events.
Style: flat vector architecture diagram, distinct modules in restrained colors, plenty of whitespace.
Text: only these labels: "Learner", "Course site", "Payments", "Video", "Email", "Analytics". No other text.
Details: clear hierarchy; connectors point in the correct direction.

Purpose: a small illustrated card of useful phrases for someone traveling to [country or language region].
Text: written in [language], exactly these three phrases: "Hello", "Thank you", "Where is the station?". Under each, a short pronunciation guide taken from [phonetic spelling].
Layout: three clear rows, each phrase paired with a small context icon.
Accuracy: the language must be checked against [trusted source].
Style: very legible typography.
Avoid: flags unless requested, extra text.

Purpose: an assembly diagram for a customer putting together a modular plywood bookshelf at home.
Layout: three isometric steps showing the side panels, shelves, dowels and cam locks, ending with the finished open unit.
Style: clean exploded views, precise product illustration.
Materials and light: warm birch-plywood grain, soft studio shadows.
Text: only "Dowels", "Cam locks", "Sides", "Shelves", "Finished unit", each next to the matching part. No other text.
Details: clear hierarchy; joinery aligns accurately.

Purpose: a visual guide in three panels for passengers riding an autonomous neighborhood shuttle for the first time.
Panels, in order:
1. A person checks the route shown on the vehicle's display.
2. The person waits behind a marker on the curb.
3. The person boards using the deployed ramp; one passenger is already seated inside.
Style: clear sequence, simple semi-realistic illustration, bright daytime light, accessibility details shown accurately.
Text: only the panel numbers "1", "2" and "3".

Purpose: a vertical infographic that explains the [study technique] method to students.
Content: a simple path in three steps, each with an icon and an accurate label ("Prepare", "Focus", "Review"). Add a small scene of a desk with headphones, a timer and notes.
Colors: calm blue and cream.
Style: crisp vector shapes with clear hierarchy.
Text, top: the heading "[STUDY TECHNIQUE]". No other text apart from the three labels.