Prompt template
Radial Exploded Product Teardown
A radial teardown of a device, parts frozen mid-air around one axis with labels, a title and a spec block; product, part count, names and title are editable.
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Your prompt
Hyperrealistic 3D radial exploded view of [PRODUCT] [NUMBER] components bursting outward from a central axis in every direction, frozen in mid-air. True spatial explosion, not a vertical stack, depth and parallax visible. COMPONENTS (core outward): [SHELL] → [DISPLAY] → [FRAME] → [MAINBOARD] → [BATTERY] → [MICRO PARTS shown in 3x floating callout circles] MATERIALS: glass refracts and catches specular highlights, aluminium shows brushed grain and machined edges, PCB traces glow faintly amber, rubber gaskets matte with micro-texture, cables with soft bend physics. LABELS: hairline leader to floating box. "[COMPONENT]" uppercase / "[FUNCTION]" italic / "[KEY SPEC]" monospace. Radiate outward, no overlaps. LIGHTING: cool diffused overhead + warm amber underlighting on internals + thin blue rim on outer shell. Displays emit soft UI glow. Circuits self-illuminate. BACKGROUND: [COLOR], deep, non-reflective. Midnight black recommended. TITLE: "[PRODUCT NAME]" top right. SUBTITLE: "[TAGLINE]". SPEC BLOCK: "[SPEC 1] / [SPEC 2] / [SPEC 3]" bottom left in monospace. Mood: iFixit teardown meets NASA manual meets WIRED cover. 4K, tack sharp, extraordinary material fidelity.
When to use it
Use when you need a magazine-style teardown of a product, where the internals sell the engineering as much as the shell does.
How to get the best result
- Pick a product with layered internals like a camera; the five named parts go shell, display, frame, mainboard, battery.
- Write the part count as a numeral from eight to fifteen; that many parts fill the ring without turning it into confetti.
- Spell the product name as the box does; it sits top right, and the three specs share a slashed block bottom left.
Watch-outs
- Each part gets a three-line label in three text styles; Nano Banana garbles many labels, so keep count and names short.
- Title, subtitle, spec block and labels are a lot of text for Nano Banana; keep the tagline and each spec to a few words.
- The fixed material and lighting notes are long, so slot values carry little weight; name a specific product, not a type.
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Source and attribution
- Template source
- https://x.com/AllaAisling/status/2032126653309030481
- License
- CC-BY-4.0
- Example cases by
- Alexandra Aisling