Everything Infographic Maker
Vertical 9-panel explainers for social posts
Everything Infographic Maker
Vertical 9-panel explainers for social posts
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Description
Enter an object name to generate a vertical Chinese nine-panel object breakdown infographic for topics including organisms, machinery, plants, celestial bodies, vehicles, buildings, food, and more. Even with only an object name, the skill identifies suitable category labels, visual expression, and information priorities based on the object's features, using a vertical layout and Chinese by default. The design includes a title label at the top, a centered exploded, layered, or cutaway-style subject, and nine information modules arranged around it. These help readers quickly understand the object through its classification, structure, principles, environment, functions, related things, unique features, and relationship to humans. Different categories are matched with corresponding stable themes to maintain a consistent, readable educational layout. Before generation, key facts such as scientific names, numbers, and parameters are checked. The content is condensed into clear Chinese copy, then paired with an illustration or engineering diagram style suited to the object type to create an infographic with legible text and an orderly layout. You can also specify the audience, purpose, visual style, language, or aspect ratio to better fit presentation, teaching, and educational communication scenarios.
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Why we love this skill
Turns any organism, machine, or object into a consistent vertical 9-panel explainer with automatic categorization and nine themed sections—ideal for ongoing content and batch commissions.
Best for
Content creators, educators, and learners who need object breakdown diagrams, teaching visuals, or educational content.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Enter an object name. You can also specify the audience, purpose, visual style, language, or aspect ratio.
Run the Skill
The system identifies the object category, organizes key information, and arranges it into a fixed infographic structure.
Review your result
Get a vertical educational infographic with a top title, a central exploded object view, and nine surrounding information modules.
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Information
- Version
- v2
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Images & designLearning & education
- What you get
- Image