Prompt template
Environmental Impact Explainer Diorama
An isometric explainer diorama whose base splits into cause, impact and outcome for one activity or product, under a bold topic title on a solid color.
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Your prompt
“Build an isometric miniature 3D diorama explaining the environmental impact of [ACTIVITY OR PRODUCT]. Viewpoint stays near 45° from above. Textures look realistic and balanced. Lighting feels soft and clear. The raised base splits into cause, impact, and outcome sections. Include visual indicators like meters, symbols, or levels. Tiny stylized figures represent people, wildlife, or infrastructure. Figures have heavy facial details. Background remains solid [BACKGROUND COLOR]. Top center text reads [TOPIC NAME] in bold. Subtitle states the key impact in one line. A minimal environment icon appears below. Text switches between white or black for contrast.”
When to use it
Use when you need to explain the footprint of one product or habit as a single picture rather than a chart.
How to get the best result
- Pick one concrete activity or product, fast fashion or short-haul flights; the base sections need a cause to stage.
- Keep the topic name to two to four words; the skeleton already adds a one-line impact subtitle and an icon under it.
- Leave the meters, symbols and tiny figures alone; they are fixed, so the controls only supply the subject and the title.
Watch-outs
- The bold title and generated subtitle are real text; on Nano Banana a long topic name garbles, so keep it short.
- The subtitle's wording comes from the model, not a control; if it must say something exact, add it at the prompt's end.
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Source and attribution
- Template source
- https://x.com/aleenaamiir/status/2020421019002147321
- License
- CC-BY-4.0
- Example cases by
- Aleena Amir