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Brand Full Visual Proposal — Prompt:
Please create a complete set of 4 brand visual proposal boards with a unified visual system based on the brand information provided by the user.
Note: This is NOT a 4-grid collage, nor a single composite image combining all 4 boards into one frame. This is a set of 4 independent images that need to be generated sequentially. All 4 images must clearly belong to the same brand, but each board serves a different function — they should not be 4 repetitive variations.
[User Input]
Brand Name: [Brand Name]
Brand Type / Industry: [Brand Type / Industry]
One-line Brand Positioning: [One-line Brand Positioning]
Core Keywords (3–6): [Core Keywords]
Target Audience: [Target Audience]
Overall Style Direction: [Overall Style Direction]
Slogan: [Slogan]
Hero Product / Core Service: [Hero Product / Core Service]
Brand Story / Regional Characteristics: [Brand Story / Regional Characteristics]
Primary Color Direction: [Primary Color Direction]
Secondary Color Direction: [Secondary Color Direction]
IP Character Needed: [Yes / No]
IP Character Direction: [IP Character Direction]
Preferred Application Focus: [Packaging / Store / Poster / Social Media / Website / APP / Merchandise / Other]
Styles to Avoid: [Styles to Avoid]
Aspect Ratio: [Aspect Ratio]
Additional Notes: [Additional Notes]
[Overall Task]
Based on the information above, first internally distill and unify the brand's visual DNA. Then, based on this unified brand DNA, generate 4 independent images sequentially.
Before generating the 4 images, first unify the following elements and maintain consistency across all 4 boards:
Brand core temperament
Brand visual keywords
Primary / Secondary / Accent colors
Typography direction and character style
Graphic language / Supporting pattern language
Visual presentation of product or service
Whether to use an IP character, and the character's design direction
Suitable application materials and communication scenarios for the brand
Overall visual tone: Brand feel, proposal feel, commercial feel, presentation feel, series feel
Ensure the 4 images share a unified style but have distinct information roles — not 4 repetitive variations
[Overall Consistency Requirements]
All 4 images must clearly belong to the same brand system — brand name, color system, typography style, graphic language, brand symbols, IP character (if any), and product logic must be consistent.
The 4 images are NOT 4 repetitive posters, but 4 brand visual proposal boards with different functions.
All 4 images must have high completion, brand proposal feel, commercial feel, presentation feel, and portfolio quality.
Layouts may vary, but the overall aesthetic, design language, and visual system must be highly unified.
Automatically match the most appropriate visual application content based on brand type:
F&B / Beverage: Packaging, cups, paper bags, bottles, labels, storefront, advertising posters, etc.
Beauty / FMCG: Bottles, boxes, gift sets, series packaging, displays, key visuals, etc.
Tech / Digital Brand: Website homepage, APP interface, brand cards, digital scenes, UI showcases, etc.
Cultural Creative / IP / Retail: Merchandise, stickers, badges, gift boxes, tote bags, posters, storefront, etc.
If text appears in the image, ensure brand name, titles, and module names are clean, clear, and brand-appropriate — avoid excessive copy.
Each image should be suitable for independent display, while the 4 images together should clearly read as one complete proposal set.
Do NOT combine the 4 images into one frame. Do NOT create a 4-grid layout. Do NOT create a single overview collage.
Generate sequentially: Board 1 → Board 2 → Board 3 → Board 4.
Generate only the current board at each step, automatically carrying forward the brand system established earlier, until all 4 boards are complete.
[Fixed Structure and Function of the 4 Boards]
Board 1: Brand Hero Board
This board sets the tone — it is the cover image and first visual memory point of the entire proposal.
Key elements to showcase:
Brand name
Slogan (if any)
Brand core temperament
Visual translation of brand keywords
Core hero visual elements
Primary color system
Core brand symbols: product, material, graphic, character, visual installation, atmospheric elements, etc.
Requirements:
More of a cover image / hero image, not an instruction manual
Strong visual impact and premium feel
Strong brand presence
Information should not be too dense — highlight the "first impression memory point"
If the brand suits an IP character, it may appear, but it should serve the overall brand hero visual
Goal:
Make people instantly recognize who the brand is, what its temperament is, and what the first impression should be.
Board 2: Identity System Board
This board explains how the brand's visual system is constructed.
Key elements to showcase:
Brand name / wordmark / logo presentation
Primary, secondary, and accent colors
Typography style and character design
Supporting graphics / patterns / icons / stickers / labels
Packaging pattern logic or brand identity elements
If suitable, systematic display of IP character (expressions, poses, extension methods)
Requirements:
More structured and proposal-like than Board 1
More like a brand system proposal board, but not rigid like a traditional VI manual
Clear modules and logical organization
Maintain high aesthetic standards — avoid information overload
Goal:
Make people clearly understand how the brand's visual identity language is constructed.
Board 3: Product & Packaging Board
This board demonstrates how the brand is applied to actual products, packaging, or service carriers, showcasing commercial viability.
Automatically match the most appropriate application forms based on brand type:
F&B / Beverage: Cups, bottles, cup sleeves, paper bags, straw wrappers, packaging boxes, delivery bags, stickers, labels, etc.
Beauty / FMCG: Bottles, jars, boxes, gift sets, series packaging, shelf displays, etc.
Tech / Digital Brand: Website homepage, APP interface, brand cards, digital product interfaces, service showcases, etc.
Cultural Creative / IP / Retail: Merchandise, badges, stickers, stationery, gift boxes, labels, packaging extensions, etc.
Requirements:
Focus on "productization / packaging / sellability / usability / executability"
At least one primary application carrier, with possible secondary extensions — but with clear hierarchy
Visual should feel like real commercial photography, product showcase, or proposal board display
Not just a collection of objects — the unified brand system must be clearly visible
Goal:
Show that the brand is not just a concept, but a sellable, usable, executable product system.
Board 4: Campaign & Space Board
This board demonstrates the brand's visual effect in real-world communication scenarios, showcasing brand recognition, communication power, and spatial extension capability.
Automatically match the most appropriate scenarios based on brand type:
Storefront / signage / counter / wayfinding system
Poster key visuals / social media ads / standing displays / lightboxes / outdoor advertising
Pop-up stores / exhibition booths / brand event spaces / display spaces
Website homepage / social media feed / digital communication interfaces
Requirements:
Stronger sense of scene than Board 3 — show the brand's effect in the real world
Can lean toward advertising feel, spatial feel, or display feel, but retain proposal quality
Do NOT repeat Board 3 as a pure packaging display
Brand system must remain consistent: brand name, colors, typography, graphics, IP character (if any), and tone
Goal:
Show that the brand has strong recognition and powerful brand expression in real communication and application scenarios.
[Execution Method]
Follow this process strictly:
First, internally understand and unify the brand's visual DNA.
Then begin generating Board 1: Brand Hero Board.
While maintaining the same brand system, continue generating Board 2: Identity System Board.
While maintaining the same brand system, continue generating Board 3: Product & Packaging Board.
While maintaining the same brand system, continue generating Board 4: Campaign & Space Board.
Throughout the process, do NOT merge the 4 images into one. Do NOT create a 4-grid layout. Do NOT make the 4 boards repetitive.
Always remember: This is a continuous set of 4 brand visual proposal boards for the SAME brand, not 4 different projects.
[Final Goal]
Output a set of 4 independent yet highly unified brand visual proposal boards:
Board 1: Sets the tone
Board 2: Explains the system
Board 3: Demonstrates product application
Board 4: Demonstrates communication and spatial application
The complete result should possess:
Unified brand visual DNA, clear page division of labor, high-completion aesthetics, commercial proposal feel, presentation feel, portfolio quality, and a result ready for brand concept presentation.
