Clear subjects · Headline space · Cover layouts
Turn a Xiaohongshu (RedNote) post topic into a clear visual introduction. Find ideas in travel, food and educational graphics, then describe the image and headline placement in your prompt.
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Social Media Post - Cute Shanghai Chibi Travel Poster
Inspiration example · Source: 小英镑知识分享 · Generated results may vary
Choose one clear subject. Convey the topic through a location, colors and a few props, leaving a clean area for the headline.
Highlight the finished dish or a key step. A cover can show just the result, with the detailed instructions in the post.
Organize information with one main headline and a few icons. Keep copy brief and check whether it remains readable at thumbnail size.
These examples come from their original creators in the inspiration library. Use them as visual references; they have not all been tested on image2.vip. These graphics and posters illustrate color, information hierarchy and composition. They are not official platform templates. Replace the topic and headline; reorganize landscape examples for portrait covers.
City travel cover
Use a prominent city name and a few characters to make the destination the visual focus.
What to check: Replace the city and people. Check Chinese character strokes and make sure the headline is not cropped.
Source: 小英镑知识分享
Vintage travel poster
Use a top headline, borders and a main scene to create a layered travel cover.
What to check: Replace the example destination and English slogan. Check the available space after portrait cropping.
Source: Richard Gibbons
Food and recipe graphics
Study the relationship between the dish and step illustrations. For a cover, consider keeping only the finished dish and headline.
What to check: Verify the step order and ingredient descriptions. Avoid squeezing the whole post onto the cover.
Source: Kurt_Rousey466
Educational cards and information hierarchy
Use soft colors and modular layouts to make the topic easier to recognize.
What to check: Replace the educational content and verify facts. Reduce the number of modules and words for a cover.
Source: 歸藏(guizang.ai)Write the topic in one sentence and choose its most important subject. Keep the full post copy separate from the cover headline.
Specify the subject, background, colors and negative space separately. For a Chinese headline, provide its exact wording and limit other decorative text.
Edit the template in the generator and choose a portrait size for your use. You can upload a photo or layout reference yourself.
Check character strokes, contrast and cropping. Edit inaccurate text and judge readability at thumbnail size, not just in the full image.
A cover should communicate one topic quickly. Describe the subject area and headline space separately, limit text and keep the background from interfering with reading.
This is a writing example, not a prediction of click-through performance. You can add the headline in an editor afterward.
Create a portrait-format lifestyle cover about a weekend coffee walk. Show a cup of coffee on a wooden table beside a window, with soft natural light and a cream and light brown palette. Place the subject in the lower half, leaving clean space above for a Chinese headline to be added later. Do not automatically add English text, prices or brand logos.
You can specify the text in a prompt, but character strokes, punctuation and layout may still be wrong. Check every character. For precise control, generate a background with headline space and add the text afterward.
Adapt them to your topic, headline and target format. Detailed process graphics and infographics can inform the body of a post, while a cover usually needs a tighter focus on one topic.
Record your palette, text hierarchy, subject placement and prompt, then reuse these instructions. Reference images help communicate a direction, but do not guarantee identical layouts.
No. This page organizes inspiration and connects to image generation; it does not publish posts. Clicks and readership also depend on your content, headline and use case. Monitor your own results.
Only the selected prompt is loaded into the generator. The example image is not added automatically. Replace the example people, products, brands and text with your own details, and upload your own reference images when needed.
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Choose a visual direction, replace the topic and headline, and try it in the generator.
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