Infographics & Diagrams
Image & Visual · 3 prompts
Live Crypto Dashboard Grounded in Web SearchNewImage & VisualLooks up today's prices and 24-hour changes for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cardano and XRP, then renders a dark trading-terminal dashboard with large prices, green/red changes and 7-day sparklines, 16:9 in 4K.
Step 1 — data: search the web for today's 5 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cardano and XRP). Retrieve the current price and the 24-hour percentage change of each one. Step 2 — design: build a dark financial dashboard in the style of professional trading terminals. - Background: deep blue-black. - Accents: green for positive changes, red for negative ones. For each coin, show: - the coin's name with its ticker - the price right now, in large text - 24-hour percentage change - a small sparkline of the last 7 days Layout: a 16:9 dashboard that works as a presentation slide. A subtle grid in the background. At the bottom, a small label reading "Last updated: [current date & time]". Output: 4K resolution.
OAuth 2.0 Flow Diagram from Code or a SketchNewImage & VisualTurns a code screenshot or rough sketch into a tidy OAuth 2.0 flow diagram with User, Client App, Authorization and Resource Servers, six labelled arrows, color-coded steps and monospace code callouts, at 2000×2000.
Reference: I uploaded a screenshot of my code, or a rough sketch of the system, for an OAuth 2.0 flow. Task: redraw it as a tidy OAuth 2.0 flow diagram meant for technical docs. Components (use exactly these): - User - Client App - Authorization Server - Resource Server Color code: - blue (#2196F3) for actions taken by the user - green (#4CAF50) for successful responses - orange (#FF9800) for authorization steps Labelled arrows, in this order: 1. Authorization Request 2. Authorization Grant 3. Access Token Request 4. Access Token 5. Protected Resource Request 6. Protected Resource Style: modern and minimalist, lots of white space. Near the key arrows, add small callouts with code snippets in a monospace font. Output: 2000×2000, optimized to be embedded in documentation.
Planets to Scale: Classroom Poster with Exact DiametersNewImage & VisualMakes an educational poster comparing the 8 planets to scale, in order from the Sun, using the exact diameters supplied, with realistic colors, labels, a 10,000 km scale bar and a title, at 24×36 in, 300 DPI.
Task: an educational infographic that compares the diameters of the 8 planets of our solar system. Data (diameter in km): Mercury 4,879 Venus 12,104 Earth 12,756 Mars 6,792 Jupiter 142,984 Saturn 120,536 Uranus 51,118 Neptune 49,528 Planets - Draw all 8 to scale with one another, in a horizontal row ordered by distance from the Sun. - Give each one scientifically accurate colors and surface textures. - Label each with its name and its exact diameter, in a clean sans-serif. Extras - a scale bar labelled "10,000 km" - the headline "Solar System Planet Size Comparison", centered at the top Background: the black of deep space, with faint stars. Format: a 24×36 inch poster at 300 DPI, for printing in a classroom.