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Historical Figure Tweet Mockup

A dark-mode Twitter/X mockup of a verified post by a Ming emperor with three period images and fixed stats, with name, handle, post and timestamp as controls.

Made for GPT ImageUI & Social MockupRevision 4

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The name on the verified account — a historical figure with their title reads best next to the crown emoji and the painted portrait avatar

The body of the post — announce a real event from that figure's reign in their own voice, one to three sentences before the hashtag row

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{ "type": "mobile social media app UI mockup", "platform": "Twitter/X dark mode", "header": { "status_bar": "time 19:28, bird icon, signal, wifi, battery", "navigation": "back arrow, 'Tweet' title" }, "post": { "author": { "avatar": "portrait of a Chinese emperor in red robes and black hat", "display_name": " 👑 [verified badge]", "handle": "" }, "content": { "text": "", "hashtags": "#MingDynasty #HongwuEra #NewBeginning", "media_grid": { "count": 3, "images": [ "emperor seated on an ornate golden throne in red and gold robes", "wide shot of a grand Chinese palace courtyard with a large crowd", "emperor on horseback leading an army with a red dragon banner" ] } }, "metadata": { "timestamp": "", "engagement": "5,432 Retweets, 8,765 Quotes, 20.1K Likes, 102.3K Views" }, "actions": "reply, retweet, like (red heart with '1'), share, upload" }, "footer": { "reply_bar": { "avatar": "woman in red", "placeholder": "Reply to Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang..." }, "navigation_bar": "home, search, notifications (red '1' badge), messages" } }

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When to use it

Use when you want a historical-figure-on-social-media gag image in which a Ming emperor announces his reign to a modern feed.

How to get the best result

  • Write the post in the emperor's voice, one to three sentences; the fixed Ming Dynasty hashtag row follows it unchanged.
  • Keep the display name a Ming emperor or accept a mismatch; the avatar, images and reply bar all point to Zhu Yuanzhang.
  • Give the timestamp a time, a date and a year in one line; it prints under the post next to fixed engagement numbers.

Watch-outs

  • The post body is real rendered text; a long or loosely worded tweet comes back misspelled, so cap it at three sentences.
  • Status bar, engagement counts, hashtags and the reply placeholder are all small fixed text; check the digits.

Source and attribution

License
MIT
Example cases by
liyue_ai

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