Scientific Scale Diagram — GPT Image 2 prompt template

When to use it

Use when the topic needs micro-to-macro scale comparison and labeled detail windows. It sits in the Charts & Infographics group of the catalog, which covers infographics, knowledge maps, technical explainers, and structured diagrams. If your brief is closer to one of the neighbouring genres, the related templates at the bottom of this page are the faster route — picking the right template matters more than perfecting the wrong one.

The template

Copy the block, replace everything inside brackets with your own specifics, and delete any line that does not apply to your brief. The template text is published in Chinese, as it appears in the upstream catalog; the structure is what carries the value, so translating the labels into your own language changes nothing about how it works.

为[主题]生成一张科学尺度缩放信息图。
结构：6-8 个圆形或六边形框，按从微观到宏观的尺度递进排列。
每个框包含：尺度名称、3-5 个词的洞察、测量单位或放大倍率，以及该尺度下的高细节 3D 渲染。
用细线连接各尺度，避免重复层级。标题使用“[主题]：AT EVERY SCALE”或“ZOOM: THE WORLD OF [主题]”。
风格：科学编辑信息图、精准微距光、清晰层级、文字短而可读。
约束：不要通用放大镜图标，不要把所有尺度画成同一大小，不要塞长段正文。

JSON version (agent-friendly)

Every Charts & Infographics template shares one JSON block, which expresses the same kind of decisions as key–value fields rather than prose. Use it when a script, an agent or a form fills in the values, or when you want to change a single field between runs and see exactly what changed; swap the example values for your own.

{
  "type": "Infographic",
  "topic": "Urban Metabolism",
  "audience": "General Public",
  "structure": {
    "title_area": "城市生命系统图谱",
    "layout": "Isometric cutaway, 12 numbered panels",
    "modules": [
      {"title": "能源", "icon": "lightning", "text": "Power flows"},
      {"title": "水循环", "icon": "water_drop", "text": "Water flows"}
    ]
  },
  "style": {
    "aesthetic": "Scientific atlas",
    "colors": "Low saturation, color-coded flows",
    "background": "Light paper texture"
  },
  "constraints": "No cyberpunk, no gibberish text, strict structural layout"
}

How to fill it in

The block above asks you to make 3 explicit decisions before you send anything. That is the point of a template: the decisions you do not make are made for you, and in image generation the defaults are what produce work that looks generic.

Plan the ladder before you fill anything in: pick six to eight steps that each show something genuinely different, and write the unit and magnification for every one of them into the block.

Keep every label short. Scale frames are small by construction, so a label that runs past a few words will not survive at the size the frame gets on the canvas.

• Use 6-8 scale frames and keep each label short.
• Show units, magnification, and distinct scale detail.

A working order for the whole thing: fill the structural slots first (subject, layout, format), then the visual ones (palette, light, material), then the text that has to appear verbatim, and only then the mood words. Run it once, change one field, run it again — a template you iterate one variable at a time tells you which variable did the work, which a rewritten prompt never does.

Common mistakes

Frames that all look alike defeat the diagram — if two neighbouring steps show the same texture at the same framing, the ladder reads as repetition rather than as a change of scale.

The other reliable disappointment is the magnifying-glass motif: circular lens callouts arranged around a subject are a stock illustration cliché, not a scale comparison, and the template deliberately asks for labelled frames instead.

• Avoid making every scale frame visually identical.
• Avoid generic magnifying glass icon layouts.

Example results

These are the public posts this template was distilled from: the creator shared the image and the prompt behind it, and the recurring structure across cases like these became the block above. Each card links back to its source, and a public post is not a licence to reuse the image.

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  AP Calculus 学习表信息图

  Please create a mathematical visualization infographic about "[math concept / topic]." The goal is to help the viewer intuitively understand what it is, why it

  @hqmankFillable slotsOpen in the template workspace

More templates in this category

The catalog keys its blocks by category, so every Charts & Infographics template ships with the same set of 3. The one above is the block that matches this template; these 1 are its neighbours, kept here in case one of them is closer to your brief.

生成[主题：明确、具体，避免宽泛。例如：“老年人日常健康管理指南”而非“健康”]信息图，目标读者为[人群:细化人群特征，如年龄段、职业、兴趣等]。
结构：标题区 + [3-5]个模块（每模块含图标、短标题、1-2句说明,模块间逻辑：可用箭头、颜色区分或连接线提示信息流或关系等适当的方式）。
图表类型：[流程图/对比图/关系图/时间线]。
风格：[专业报告/科普插画/儿童教育等]，主色[颜色]，背景[浅色/深色]。
输出：信息层级清晰、可读性高的中文信息图。

Related templates

• Infographic Engine — Structured diagrams, timelines, knowledge maps, and explainers.
• Poster Layout System — Event, product, movie, and social poster compositions.
• Sports Campaign Poster — Commercial sports visuals with athletes, props, and brand color.
• Conceptual Typography Poster — Premium title-led posters with strong typographic systems.
• Ink Double Exposure Poster — Chinese ink, portrait, and layered atmosphere composition.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the general infographic template?

The infographic engine organises modules of information; this one organises magnifications of a single subject. Use it when the story is "how much bigger or smaller", and the infographic engine when the story is "what connects to what".

Do I need real measurements?

You need consistent ones. The template asks for units and magnification per frame, so pick a scale sequence you can defend and write it down — the render will letter whatever you supply, correct or not.

Is the Scientific Scale Diagram template free to use?

Yes. The template text comes from the open-source awesome-gpt-image-2 catalog by freestylefly, published under the MIT licence, and PicGens reproduces it with credit. Copy it, fill in the brackets and paste it into whichever tool you run GPT Image 2 in.

What is the JSON version of the template for?

It carries the same decisions as key–value fields instead of prose, which is easier for an agent or a script to assemble programmatically and easier to diff when you iterate. Use the plain-text block when you are writing by hand and the JSON block when something else is filling in the values.

Why does this page show other Charts & Infographics templates?

The upstream catalog groups its blocks by category, so every Charts & Infographics template ships with the same set of 3 blocks. The one at the top of this page is the block that matches this template; the remaining 1 are kept collapsed in case a neighbouring variant fits your brief better.

Where do the example results come from?

They are public posts by creators who shared both the image and the prompt behind it, collected in the same open catalog. Each one links back to its source, and a public post is not itself a licence to reuse the image.