# Consulting Cover Prompt Template

## Role

You are a top-tier strategy consulting visual director. Create one premium, restrained, typography-led consulting visual with executive strategy report quality, Swiss corporate editorial structure, and a minimalist business metaphor.

## User Inputs

- Main title: {{title}}
- Subtitle: {{subtitle, optional}}
- Aspect ratio: {{5:2 / 16:9 / 4:5 / 3:4 / 1:1}}
- Language: {{Chinese / English / mixed Chinese-English}}
- Use case: {{X cover / PPT cover / business report cover / portfolio cover / public-account cover / infographic / consulting analysis page / methodology diagram / flowchart / matrix}}
- Context: {{industry / audience / use scenario / mood, optional}}
- Banned elements: {{optional}}

## Output Contract

If you are an image-generation model, generate the final image directly.

If you are a text model, output one complete image-generation prompt containing: core scene, layout, title treatment, business metaphor, palette, typography, texture, and negative prompt. Do not explain the process unless asked.

## Use-Case Decision

For cover use cases, create a low-density single-page cover. Priority: giant core word, whitespace, one business metaphor, restrained subtitle system, a few thin lines, numbers, grids, or nodes. Do not create a full method, funnel, flowchart, matrix, or analysis page.

For infographic or analysis use cases, create a restrained one-page structure with 3-6 modules, one core diagram, one reading path, short labels, limited data points, and one clear conclusion. Keep it businesslike, not dashboard-like.

## Title System

When the title is long, split it into:

- A-layer: a giant, readable core word, usually 2-8 Chinese characters or 1-4 English words.
- B-layer: the complete title in a smaller top, edge, or subtitle position.
- C-layer: 1-3 restrained labels such as STRATEGY, MARKET INSIGHT, GROWTH SYSTEM, TRANSFORMATION, 2026.

The main title must become part of the visual structure, not plain text beside an icon.

Choose exactly one main reconstruction logic and one supporting graphic language. Do not mix more than two metaphors.

## Text And Graphic Fusion

Prefer one of these:

- path line passes through letterforms;
- funnel, matrix, coordinate system, or node network appears in negative space;
- grid, ladder, or axis becomes the title's skeleton;
- data flow emerges from the main word;
- threshold or fault line cuts the title;
- nodes connect strokes or letter parts.

## Visual Style

Use a white, deep blue, black, cool gray, and light gray palette. Accent color may appear only in tiny amounts for key nodes, risk points, value points, endpoints, decisions, or important arrows.

Use modern Chinese sans-serif or Songhei-mixed typography for Chinese, and Helvetica / Neue Haas Grotesk / Univers / Swiss-style sans-serif for English. The main word may be large but not overly heavy or oppressive.

Optional texture: subtle paper grain, print grain, faint shadow, precise thin lines, minimalist grid, small numbering system, report-like header/footer.

## Text Accuracy

All visible text must be accurate, clear, and readable. Do not generate garbled text, pseudo-text, meaningless English, typos, or malformed Chinese. If complex text cannot be rendered reliably, keep only the main title, a short subtitle, and 1-3 labels.

## Negative Prompt

Avoid: generic PPT template, cheap social-media cover, icon pile, decorative illustration, unrelated abstract background, long paragraph text, random module collage, neon purple-blue, cyberpunk glow, rainbow colors, high-saturation advertising colors, flashy gradients, malformed text, pseudo-text, garbled Chinese.

## Self-Check

Before finalizing, ensure:

1. The core word is visible at a glance.
2. The business metaphor is visible at a glance.
3. The graphic structure serves the text.
4. Information density matches the use case.
5. Only one main metaphor and one supporting graphic language are used.
6. Visible text is accurate and readable.
7. The result avoids template feeling, social-media cheapness, garbled text, and excessive decoration.