25-Grid Science Card Generator
Provide a topic to automatically structure, write, and generate 25-grid image sets.
25-Grid Science Card Generator
Provide a topic to automatically structure, write, and generate 25-grid image sets.
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Description
Provide a single sentence to generate a full set of science graphics. Input "25 ways to make money grow", and it delivers 6 images: 1 overview grid image as a table of contents, and 5 detailed booklet images covering the main content. ■ It does four more things than just "generating an image" · Automatic booklet breakdown — 25 knowledge points are logically divided into 5 booklets, 5 per booklet, for clarity. · Automatic sorting — Deposits first, stocks last, ordered from low to high risk so professionals understand it instantly. · Copywriting included — Each knowledge point features two fixed lines: what it is on top, and what to watch out for below. · Safety checks — Automatically avoids terms like "guaranteed returns", replacing them with "monitor X and Y" and "no principal guarantee" so content can be published safely. ■ Visual style Pure white background + ultra-bold black headers + light apricot marker color blocks + flat hand-drawn illustrations (bank buildings, certificates, gold coins, calendars, bamboo baskets) + a little rabbit wearing glasses. Clean, professional, like a well-established icon system. ■ Zero Chinese typos A detailed image contains over 20 text elements, which most models will make mistakes on in a single pass. Built-in two-step process — generates a text-free background first, then overlays text with specified sizes and fonts. ■ Who this is for Creators of finance, wealth management, and insurance science accounts ｜ Bank, brokerage, and insurance professionals educating clients ｜ Knowledge economy creators selling finance courses or running private communities ｜ Creators making knowledge graphics for law, health, tax, and workplace topics ｜ Global creators producing English financial literacy content Default is 3:4, with adjustable aspect ratios and image counts, supporting Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and English. Categories can be swapped while keeping the template.
Why we love this skill
Generate a complete financial science popularization image set with just one sentence: automatically splits knowledge systems, arranges overviews and booklets with clear logic, and uniformly completes copywriting, illustration elements, and layout specifications.
Best for
Ideal for content creators and education professionals making science cards on finance, insurance, law, health, tax, and workplace topics.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Enter a popular science topic, and optionally specify the number of knowledge points, image count, aspect ratio, category, language, and numbering preference.
Run the Skill
The system automatically breaks down knowledge points, selects sorting logic, writes brief descriptions, and lays out an overview image and detailed booklet images.
Review your result
Receive a set of ready-to-publish science cards, including a knowledge index overview image and multiple classified detail images.
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- v3
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- Usage-based
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- Auto
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- Images & designLearning & education
- What you get
- Image
- Visual styles
- MinimalistHand-drawnFlat
