Plant Identification Card Layout

At a glance

Model

GPT-image-2

Use cases

RED Covers, WeChat Official Account Headers

Audience

Social Media Operators, Content Creators

Problem solved

Having a text topic but not knowing how to make it into a memorable main visual

Subject

Text, Food, Landscapes

Core style

Minimalism

Aspect ratio

Select 1:1, 4:5, 16:9, or 9:16 based on the publishing platform

Difficulty

Beginner. Keep the original prompt structure and then tweak the theme.

Variable replacement guide

Best use cases

An infographic design for plant identification and scientific education. The layout is clean and neat, using a pale green and light beige background. The main focus is a realistic hand-drawn illustration of Dianthus barbatus (Green Ball), surrounded by detailed information sections, icons, and classification criteria lists. It is perfect for RED covers, WeChat Official Account headers, and other scenarios requiring fast design approval. Its core value is not stacking style words, but solving the pain point: 'Having a text topic but not knowing how to make it a memorable main visual'. Lock in the main subject and composition first, then replace variable information so a single template can serve multiple topics.

Visual style

The stylistic tone of 'Plant Identification Card Layout' is minimalism. When reading the image, prioritize readable text hierarchy and minimalism, followed by the primary-secondary relationship between text, food, landscape, and background; negative space, hierarchy, and color are purely there to serve this primary relationship. The final output is more like a finished product that can be directly used as a RED cover or WeChat Official Account header, rather than a style experiment.

How to generate a new image

1. 1Copy the entire 'Plant Identification Card Layout' prompt, keeping descriptions of style, subject, composition, material, lighting, and aspect ratio.
2. 2First, change only the theme or subject, keeping the style, material, and lighting descriptions.
3. 3Generate 2-4 images using default parameters in GPT-image-2 or your preferred image tool. Refer to 'Select 1:1, 4:5, 16:9, or 9:16 based on the publishing platform' for the aspect ratio.
4. 4Compare against the target infographic visual: Is the subject clear? Is the info hierarchy readable? Are the colors and style close to the sample?
5. 5If it drifts from expectations, reduce background clutter first, then reinforce core style words or adjust the ratio. Do not change too many variables at once.

Prompt remix example

Theme: Plant Identification Card Layout Ratio: Original Ratio

Theme: New Product Launch Ratio: 4:5

With this modification, the image retains its minimalist style and infographic visual layout logic, but the subject, text, or aspect ratio changes to fit the new publishing scenario, making it suitable for direct use.

Identify this plant and generate a beautifully designed infographic card. Include: 1. Identification Deduction Summary (classification, likelihood, confidence, key evidence, uncertainties); 2. Classification Judgment (family, genus, species); 3. Key Identification Criteria; 4. Distinction from Similar Plants; 5. Basic Profile & Care Guide; 6. Risk Warnings; 7. Fun Facts. Features a fresh, light green hand-drawn plant illustration. Theme: New Product Launch Ratio: 4:5

Model and parameter tips

• GPT-image-2：Excellent for Chinese text understanding, typographic layout, and complex relationships in graphics. When generating infographic visuals, directly state the subject, aspect ratio, and purpose.
• Midjourney：Great for reinforcing stylistic atmosphere and composition reference. You can append aspect ratio parameters, but Chinese text stability may fluctuate.
• FLUX：Great for clear subjects, photographic textures, and graphic structures. Describe in natural language and reduce platform-unsupported imperative parameters.

How to improve weak results

• If the subject in 'Plant Identification Card Layout' is not prominent enough, write 'main visual centered', 'clear outline', or 'large areas of negative space', or directly name the core object of the infographic visual.
• If style drift occurs, adding 'minimalism', 'high contrast hierarchy', or 'defined material' is more effective than adding emotional words.
• If the image feels cluttered, cut background elements, edge annotations, decorative symbols, and subtitles first, leaving only the most important layer of information.
• For blurry or chaotic text: Shorten the copy, emphasize letter-spacing, negative space, hierarchy, and readability, and reduce decorative brushstrokes if necessary.
• If the colors are off, clearly specify the main color, background color, brightness, and saturation, instead of using abstract terms like 'premium feel' or 'atmospheric'.
• If the platform aspect ratio is incorrect, change it to 1:1 / 4:5 / 16:9 / 9:16 and reduce the density of fine print accordingly.