Multilingual poster with blank type zones prompt
Design a visual system that can accept English or Chinese copy without asking the model to typeset it.
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What this case solves
Use this when one campaign needs multiple languages and the artwork must leave flexible, high-contrast type areas.
Copy-ready prompt
Create a vertical lifestyle campaign background for a compact travel camera. Place the unbranded camera in the lower-right on a warm red surface, with a soft sunrise gradient and one curved shadow suggesting a horizon. Reserve a large empty block in the upper-left that is wide enough for either three short English lines or two larger Chinese lines. Reserve a smaller empty block near the bottom-left for price and call to action. Keep both zones plain and high contrast. No letters, characters, numbers, logo, fake interface, or decorative microtext.
Why this prompt works
- Language-aware space planning supports localization without generating unreliable text.
- Two clear type zones create hierarchy for headline and transaction copy.
Useful iterations
- Test the final English and Chinese layouts in a design tool before approving the crop.
- For longer German copy, widen the upper block and reduce product scale slightly.
What to avoid
- Generated pseudo-Chinese characters
- A narrow headline area that only fits English
- Textures behind the type zones
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