Swiss Design
Slides, video & infographicsGoes in: Slides / infographic
Focus on strict grids, sans-serif typography, and bold geometric shapes. Best for high-end design portfolios, clear data infographics, and minimalist communication.
Shared by Mark Carver — Visual Style Guide for NotebookLM Presentations — credit where it's due.
A master-level Swiss Design aesthetic following a strict mathematical grid. Feature bold geometric shapes, high-contrast primary colors against a neutral light-gray background, and ultra-clean sans-serif typography. The layout must emphasize objective clarity, asymmetrical balance, and extreme whitespace.
How to use it
- 1In the Studio panel, pick slides or infographic and open its prompt box.
- 2Paste the style specification.
- 3Generate, then iterate on the wording if the output drifts.
Square brackets mark the parts you replace with your own topic or question.
More slides, video & infographics prompts
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- WhiteboardA clean look resembling markers on a glossy whiteboard. Best for internal team briefings, "live" brainstorming sessions, and agile project updates.
- Sketch NotingHand-drawn icons and connectors with a classic "visual note-taking" feel. Best for executive summaries, workshop synthesis, and human-centric storytelling.
- Graphite & Charcoal RealismA fine-art style using monochromatic hand-drawn textures, cross- hatching, and realistic smudging. Best for high-stakes ethical discussions, historical reflections, or "Day in the Life" human-centric storytelling.