Prompaty

Image Style

Presentation formats — diagrams, layouts and explanatory images. Every keyword shows its own picture beside a plain description — tap an image to see it up close.

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  • Exploded View — Components are separated along assembly axes while preserving their original order and spatial relationship
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    Exploded View

    Components are separated along assembly axes while preserving their original order and spatial relationship.

  • Cutaway View — Part of an object's exterior is removed to reveal important interior spaces or mechanisms
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    Cutaway View

    Part of an object's exterior is removed to reveal important interior spaces or mechanisms.

  • Cross-Section — A clean slice through an object exposes internal materials, cavities, and structural relationships
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    Cross-Section

    A clean slice through an object exposes internal materials, cavities, and structural relationships.

  • Blueprint Layout — Technical linework, dimensions, notes, and title blocks are arranged like formal construction documentation
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    Blueprint Layout

    Technical linework, dimensions, notes, and title blocks are arranged like formal construction documentation.

  • Schematic Diagram — Simplified symbols and connections explain how components relate without depicting realistic physical appearance
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    Schematic Diagram

    Simplified symbols and connections explain how components relate without depicting realistic physical appearance.

  • Assembly Diagram — Parts appear in joining order with alignment cues showing how to build the object
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    Assembly Diagram

    Parts appear in joining order with alignment cues showing how to build the object.

  • Annotated Diagram — Labels, arrows, and short notes directly explain important regions within a central visual
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    Annotated Diagram

    Labels, arrows, and short notes directly explain important regions within a central visual.

  • Instructional Diagram — Simple pictures, arrows, and minimal text guide a user through a practical action
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    Instructional Diagram

    Simple pictures, arrows, and minimal text guide a user through a practical action.

  • Step-by-Step Sequence — Ordered frames divide a process into clear stages that can be followed individually
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    Step-by-Step Sequence

    Ordered frames divide a process into clear stages that can be followed individually.

  • Floor Plan — Rooms, walls, doors, fixtures, and furniture are shown from directly above at scale
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    Floor Plan

    Rooms, walls, doors, fixtures, and furniture are shown from directly above at scale.

  • Infographic — Illustrations, icons, labels, and concise data are combined into a guided visual explanation
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    Infographic

    Illustrations, icons, labels, and concise data are combined into a guided visual explanation.

  • Flowchart — Connected shapes and arrows map actions, choices, and outcomes through a defined process
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    Flowchart

    Connected shapes and arrows map actions, choices, and outcomes through a defined process.

  • Mind Map — Ideas radiate from one central topic into loosely organized branches and subtopics
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    Mind Map

    Ideas radiate from one central topic into loosely organized branches and subtopics.

  • Timeline — Events are arranged chronologically along a clear axis to communicate order and intervals
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    Timeline

    Events are arranged chronologically along a clear axis to communicate order and intervals.

  • Storyboard — Sequential framed images plan key actions, compositions, and transitions before production begins
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    Storyboard

    Sequential framed images plan key actions, compositions, and transitions before production begins.

  • Before-and-After Split — One frame is divided into two states, making a transformation immediately comparable
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    Before-and-After Split

    One frame is divided into two states, making a transformation immediately comparable.

  • Side-by-Side Comparison — Two or more images receive equal adjacent space for direct feature or state comparison
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    Side-by-Side Comparison

    Two or more images receive equal adjacent space for direct feature or state comparison.

  • Grid Layout — Content aligns to regular rows and columns, creating order, rhythm, and easy scanning
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    Grid Layout

    Content aligns to regular rows and columns, creating order, rhythm, and easy scanning.

  • Magazine Spread — Facing editorial pages combine imagery, headlines, columns, captions, and deliberate reading flow
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    Magazine Spread

    Facing editorial pages combine imagery, headlines, columns, captions, and deliberate reading flow.

  • Poster Layout — A single vertical composition combines a focal image and concise information for distant viewing
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    Poster Layout

    A single vertical composition combines a focal image and concise information for distant viewing.

  • Product Hero Shot — One product dominates a carefully staged frame designed for maximum appeal and immediate recognition
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    Product Hero Shot

    One product dominates a carefully staged frame designed for maximum appeal and immediate recognition.

  • Packshot — A clean isolated product image accurately presents packaging, shape, color, and branding
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    Packshot

    A clean isolated product image accurately presents packaging, shape, color, and branding.

  • Flat Lay — Objects are arranged on one surface and photographed directly from above as a composition
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    Flat Lay

    Objects are arranged on one surface and photographed directly from above as a composition.

  • Lifestyle Product Scene — A product appears within an aspirational everyday situation that communicates its intended experience
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    Lifestyle Product Scene

    A product appears within an aspirational everyday situation that communicates its intended experience.

  • Mockup Presentation — Artwork or branding is realistically applied to an object or environment for evaluation
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    Mockup Presentation

    Artwork or branding is realistically applied to an object or environment for evaluation.

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