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Magazine editorial deck

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Cutout photos, asymmetric speech bubbles, numbered sections and crop marks — slides that read like a fashion magazine spread.

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# Instructions
Please compile [Source Information] in a [mature-cute, sophisticated magazine-style editorial design].

# Layout Requirements
・Place a large cutout photo of the subject (model woman or product) in the center, emphasizing movement or pose
・Place speech bubbles or text boxes asymmetrically in the left and right margins
・Distribute main points as small sections numbered like "NO.1" "NO.2"
・Place a vertical text box (white background) at the edge of the screen (e.g., right side) and insert a catchy copy
・Place L-shaped lines resembling crop marks ("trim marks") in the four corners to create a poster or page-like feel
・Format: Landscape (4:3 or 3:2), high resolution
・But the language should be what users said in the prompt.

# Design Requirements
・Background color: Matte, subdued tone stylish pink (dusty pink or shell pink)
・Main image: Use a photo with the background completely removed (deep etching)
・Decorative elements: Use hand-drawn style speech bubbles, simple circles, and thin straight lines as accents
・Fonts: Headings in sophisticated Gothic or Mincho, comments in hand-drawn style font for a casual feel
・In speech bubbles or text boxes, write key points from the source information in emotional handwritten text of a young woman
・Color palette: Matte pink for background, charcoal gray or black for text, white for accents
・Overall atmosphere: Mature-cute, feminine, trendy, polished tone

# Expressions to Avoid
・Overly childish vivid colors, overly flashy gradients, heavy shadows

How to use it

  1. 1In the Studio panel, pick slides or infographic and open its prompt box.
  2. 2Paste the style specification.
  3. 3Generate, then iterate on the wording if the output drifts.

Square brackets mark the parts you replace with your own topic or question.

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