Ultimate AI: Digital Product Mockups, Infographics & UGC with ChatGPT

1. Introduction to ChatGPT for Visuals and UGC: You may already use Canva or Photoshop, but we're doing all of this right inside CHAPT product mockups, branded infographics, UGC style content. If you've got a prompt, you've got a visual. And the best part, no design skills needed. In this class, I'll walk you through how to turn simple ideas or even just a rough sketch into polished graphics using hachBTsimage generation tools. Whether you're creating digital product mockups for your sales page, infographics that break down data in seconds or lifestyle UGC photos that feel real, it's all doable in minutes. You'll learn how to build powerful prompts that tell Chat EPT exactly what you want from layout to lighting, from font style to vibe. Need to show off a new product, visualize a framework or create a scroll stopping ad. You'll have reusable prompts to do all of it fast, even if you're not a designer. So if you're getting tired of juggling canva templates or spending hours designing from scratch, this is your shortcut. Let Chat EPT become your in house designer for mockups, infographics and branded content that looks amazing and gets results. 2. Scroll-Stopping UGC Lifestyle Photos for Content and Ads: Gone are the days where you need an influencer and a photographer to take stunning lifestyle product photos. With just a prompt, you can generate authentic looking lifestyle scenes that feel like real user generated content and are ready for social media, presentations, email campaigns, and more. In this lesson, you'll learn how to create such visuals that look organic and are perfect for things like ads, social posts, or brand storytelling and much, much more. Let's get into it. There are a couple of essential prompt parameters that you need to include. These are things like the subjects, and that can be a car or a person or a city. The next one is to describe the scene. So where is this all taking place? Is it at the beach? Is it in a photography studio? Is it on planet Mars? These are all elements that can just set the scene for your images. Then adjectives that you can use. These are things like beautiful when describing things. An example is happy or sad or excited. And then other things like how many elements you'd want? Do you want two or three? And then things like colors? Is it red, black, or anything like that? Style guidelines, if you want something other than a photo, you could specify that it should be an illustration, a graphic design, oil painting, any type of visual style can be used here. Then lighting is a key element. This is really what can make your images stand out. You can use parameters like dramatic or cinematic or even lighting such as neon lighting, which can give it a futuristic feel. As you might have gathered, this is a popular one with me, and it's been the lighting style that has been used in the slides for this course. Those are the five essential prompt parameters to add to your prompts when generating images such as these UGC images. You can get even more expressive with your prompting and go into details like lighting, where you'd say it's dramatic lighting or volumetric, cinematic, studio, neon or glow. You can specify details such as HD for high definition, high resolution, hyperrealism, extreme detail. These are all parameters that can work really well. Then even going so far as to dive into things like textures and patterns. So is it rough? Is it coarse, smooth, soft, bumpy, fluffy, knobbly? These are all very descriptive elements that you can use just to get the exact look and feel and details that you need from the image. And then, lastly, style fusion. This is where you can take artistic styles and fuse them together. So using pop art and surrealism or neon and watercolors, these are all really great options and can give you some fantastically creative outputs. But one thing I do want to mention is that with the new Chat GPT image generation model, it is incredibly good at filling in the blanks for you. Found that you really don't need to be as detailed with the descriptions and all of the elements. Sure, if you want certain elements to appear in the scene or you want a specific style, it's always recommended to put those in. But if you're looking for something that is visually striking and is definitely UGC flavored, all you'd have to do is make sure to include those as keywords in the prompt. Let's take a look at a prompt that would achieve this. The prompt I'm using here is to create a UGC style photo of a young, excited woman with jet black hair and green blue eyes, showing off her new, and this is where we insert the product Jabber Elite earbud Bluetooth earphones. And then we're setting the scene. So we're saying it's in a coffee shop. We're asking it to avoid text in the image just in case Cha CiPT wants to create a text based graphic instead of a UGC photo. And we're saying that the aspect ratio needs to be 916. To further emphasize the UGC and user generated element of this, we're stating that the camera should be an iPhone 16 using the back lens and portrait mode. This is just going to give it that look and feel of a user generated image. And it's as simple as that. We really don't need to go into too much detail. ChachiPT as I said, it does a really good job of filling in the blanks. I'm going to select the create Image tool mode, and I'm going to run this. And what you can do to ensure that Cha Chipt knows exactly what the image should look like in the scene, you can add it as a reference inside of the prompt. So you attach that image and you add it to the prompt. And here we have the image generation, and as you can see, it's incredibly realistic. I mean, just the details of the skin, the textures there there's even some blemishes. And the product is perfectly placed. It's in the foreground there, as well as she's actually using it. We can see it there in her ear. And we also have the soft blurry background. We can see that this is a coffee shop, and all round, it is a very impressive photo. I mean, this really does look like a real person and not an AI generated version. So as you can see, just with a simple prompt, we were able to get a super realistic lifestyle photo shoot with our products included in there. And as I mentioned, dropping in an image of your product and just setting the scene for your model and your subject is a surefire way to get results like this. And this is all from the power of ChaPTs new image generation capability. What I really love about it is we're able to get these details, and unlike Mid journey or other image generation platforms, where you have to go into explicit detail for all of the elements you need, you have to talk about the photo style, the camera and lenses being used, the detailed lighting setup, all of the textures and the patterns and the atmospheric conditions. All of that is needed to get to the image that you want, whereas with Chachi BT, it does a superb job of just filling in the blanks and generating all those details for you. And of course, if you need specific details, that's where you add them into the promsa. If you wanted to describe the person a bit more, maybe you wanted to change the gender or the ethnicity or the hair color, those are all elements that are available to tweak and refine as you need to. As you can see, this is a powerful way to create these UGC styled images for all of your content needs. That's it for the lesson. I'll catch you in the next one. 3. ChatGPT Product Infographic Images that Sell: Chat CEPT'simage generator makes it easy to turn product benefits or key ideas into polished eye catching infographics. Let me show you how to turn your products features into a clean scroll stopping visual that actually helps it sell. By the end of this lesson, you'll have a reusable prompt that transforms product benefits into polished infographics for landing pages, ads, or even social media posts. Let's have a look at it. Typically infographics are made in applications and online apps such as Canva or Photoshop, but they can take a bit of time and do need some expertise. With ChachiPTs new image generation capabilities, we're able to use those same skills to create these type of images for ourselves. Let's see what is needed to accomplish this. I'm going to be starting off with a prompt that is going to just describe the type of infographic that we're after. Here it is here, create a clean modern infographic that highlights the top five features of the attached lightweight travel backpack. Now you'll see in a moment, I'll be uploading some images as well, and this is just to help guide the AI, so it knows exactly what the products are that it's working with. Could also generate these images yourself and then use those in this prompt to create the infographic. But for the purposes of this demonstration, I'll be using a ready made image. And moving on in the prompt, we're asking to place the product in the center on a dark background. So this is just a style preference that I'm asking for here, and then surrounding it by adding five gradient border edged call out blocks, and that's just to add the elements needed for the text to appear. Then we're wanting each call out block to have a short bold heading. Example, a backpack would be waterproof or lightweight, and then to give a brief overview of each of those features and the benefit for the user. We want to emphasize these call out blocks with bright matching realistic three D icons. And for the overall theme, we want a neon, futuristic, modern style with gradients and glowing backgrounds. Then we're going to say, use the attached color scheme and bold legible text. Now, I am going to include a palette, and this has some reference colors that I'd like used for the infographic. However, you could describe the images that you want as well, or even use reference images for the style. That is going to ensure that we get what we want. There we're going on to say, make it modern, trendy, visually striking and suitable for social media or landing pages. So it knows exactly how it needs to structure it and the intended use for the image. Then we're saying the aspect ratio is one to one. Then here are those features that we're wanting to include. Now, you could also add an image and ask ChachiPT to infer what the best features would be. It would be able to recognize all of the elements in the image and see how they could benefit the user. But for this example, these have just been added in here and we're also asking it to give a brief overview of each of them, so it will expand on each of these, as well. So with the prompt out of the way, we're going to now use the Create Image. Remember, you can also get to that by typing forwardslash and getting to the context menu here and using the Create image there. We're also going to add in the reference images now to show you what those look like. So here we have the color palette, which I mentioned. This is just what we're wanting to use as a color theme for the image. And of course, here is the actual product that we're going to be showing. And as you can see, it's a very modern, very trendy backpack. This is great for traveling, and this is what it's going to be working with. Now, also, while we're here, I'd like to show you some of the reference images that could also be used. Here is an example of a infographic found on a platform like Pinterest, and it's as easy as just finding the ones that you like, saving them and using them as a style reference. So we'll be using this one, as well as this one just as a style reference to try and get our output as close to that as possible. I'm going to add these to the prompt and here we go. And in here, I'm just going to add to this prompt that we are including some reference images so that it does know. We're saying attached is a picture of the backpack and also some style reference images. So it has everything it needs. We're giving it some reference images, we're giving it a color palette and the actual product to work with. So it has everything it needs, and it's as simple as then running the prompt. And it's worth noting that if you wanted to add additional product images, say, from a different angle into this infographic, that could also help enhance it. So we're looking at a single photo of the product, but if you wanted to maybe have a look at adding some interior shots of the product or exterior shots or the product in a different lighting situation all of those are possible to add just to really make these infographics stand out. The goal of these infographics is to have them ready to use on platforms like social media or even on our listing pages, say on Amazon or our Shop of I store. That is the goal at the end of this. And here we have the image that is created, and it hasn't done a bad job at all. I mean, this is definitely visually striking. It's got that neon futuristic flavor to it, and it's done a pretty good job here. There is a slight issue here with the text being in front of the bag. So that's something that could be edited and adjusted. We could take that out. But I think overall, this is a pretty good first draft. I think here, what we're going to do is just do a couple of edits. Hmm. All right, so it has tried to just hide the text there with a new icon, not the best effect there, and I'm also saying that it has trimmed and cropped the text at the top there. This is a known issue of Chachi BT. But if we were to just have a couple of goes at this, it would eventually get it right. But I think as a first draft, it's done a pretty good job. I'd just like to show you some of the other generations that I was able to make using this method and this prompt, and the prompt will be available to download in the resources section. So if you're interested in grabbing this prompt, have a look in the resources folder. And looking at some of the other generations I was able to get here is an example. And here we can see it's got all of the text at the top without any trimming going on. Although the icons aren't three D. They definitely have a bold and eye catching look to them. And then the other generation was this one. Which was actually really good. And this is probably something that's a bit more close to what I was envisaging in the beginning. So it just shows that with a bit of patience and a bit of back and forth, you are able to get to the desired infographic that you want. Well, that is the lesson, and I hope you were able to see that you don't need fancy software and you don't need a highly skilled graphic designer to get these type of infographics for your products, whether they be digital or physical or even just some ads that you want to run or even just plain old social media posts. Chachi BT is able to do everything with its new image generation capabilities. That's it for the lesson. I'll see you in the next one. 4. ChatGPT Easy Mockups for Your Digital Products: You can now create photorealistic markups of your lead magnets, e books, or digital assets, and all in seconds. And the best part, you don't need any tools or templates. It all uses the power of Chat GPT. In this lesson, I'll walk you through generating scroll stopping mockups that make your lead magnets, e books, or digital products look insanely premium and are ready to sell. You'll see how to structure the prompt to get the best effect and the best outputs from the AI model, and you're going to have a look at some details that will ensure everything is included in the image. So let's get into it. Here's a look at the prompt we'll be using for this image generation. Creates a scroll stopping and visually striking photo realistic mockup of an eBook titled Ultimate AI. So in there, we're including the text that we're wanting to appear on the cover of the eBook displayed on a futuristic tablet device from the year 3,000. So we're including a device there that it should superimpose the image onto and some cues as to what it should look like, and that it must be futuristic. Then we go on to say use dramatic lighting and show the cover of the eBook on the screen. Course is needed to be able to have the eBook cover placed on the tablet. And in a moment, I'll show you the eBook cover image that we're going to be using. You could use any image for this, and it would superimpose and overlay the text on that image. And it even takes it a step further by enhancing the image and improving the overall aesthetics. Then we're setting the scenes. So we're saying include a slightly blurred background to draw focus, but show abstract elements like motion blurs and dust particles and fire embers. This is what we're putting in there to get that truly cinematic feel. So it has all of those details to know the style that we want from the output. Then just to include some additional details, the book cover, we're saying that it's going to be attached, and I'm going to attach that right now so you can have a look at that. Here we go. So it's an humanoid robot in a futuristic labyrinth scene, and this is going to be the background for our ebook. Then we go on to specify the font to be used, and we want it to be bold. Then we go on to suggest the font face that we want. We want it to be bold, striking. So a display font like Rubik or Poppins black should be specifying a color palette. This isn't needed, but if you want a certain style and look and feel of the images, if you're trying to get consistency in your images, it's always good to add in some color and styling cues for the AI to know which direction it needs to go. Then the last point is to use an aspect ratio of one to one, this could be 69 if we're doing a slideshow or a presentation, or if we're using it for social media, it could be a 916 aspect ratio just depending on what the intended outcome is. And we're saying to use generous padding. This is to try and prevent it from clipping off any of the details, things like text, and just making sure that we have that image and the focus nicely centered in the generated image. What's really nice is that by providing these reference images, they are automatically placed into the scene and the perspective and angle and any kind of lighting is applied to it as well. So it just fits in beautifully and seamlessly. You can also use these style reference images if you're trying to replicate an existing image. So if you have an image and you want to replicate and copy that exact same style, but you want to make some changes, drop that in here and just make a mention of that that you want to keep that exact style and it should replicate. And that's it for the prompt. The only thing left to do is specify that we want an image created. So I'm selecting it there from the tool menu, and that's it. I'm going to go ahead and run this prompt. And with a bit of luck, if the demo gods are on my side, we should get our resulting image in a moment. And here we go. The image has been created. It definitely has all of the elements that we were after, and it looks really, really good. However, I noticed that it doesn't have a base, a floor that it is sitting on, so this is something that I would just ask it to adjust. And there we go. It has put in the floor. Everything looks really good, from what I can see, it's got all of those elements. And this, I think, is ready to use on sale pages or in presentations. And I was able to do this all from within Chachi Pete. I hope you can see the potential of generating images such as these for eBook mockups, for digital product mockups, presentations, sales pages, any kind of digital asset that you're wanting to have a product appearing in a scene, ChachiPT is a very, very powerful candidate to get that done. And on screen now, you can see there's a couple more examples of generations are created with this exact same prompt, and you'll be able to find this prompt in the resources folder for you to download. So having a look at the first one, we can see that it has all of those fire embers going on there, which is really cool. And here's another one. This one is using more of the images from the reference image supplied into the background. So this is a really cool one, and we could prompt for that as well. We could say take elements from the reference image and use it as the background. And to be honest, this one, to me, was the winner in my eyes. That wraps it up for this lesson on the image generation capabilities for mockups, I hope you're able to see the power that you have with ChachiBT. I'll see you in the next lesson. Goodbye. 5. Design Visuals, Content and Promos with ChatGPT: One of the things that the new image generation model is exceptionally good at is turning ideas into polished post ready graphics and images. So imagine wanting to create a post for your brand like social media or even a promotion, maybe you're running an ad, something like that. There's a couple of options one of them is to use an inspirational image. So you would take an existing image. That could also be an advertisement that you would drop into ChachiBT to use as a reference to create a new original image, but based on your brand. Or you could sketch out exactly what you're looking for. This way, you can have all of the elements in place. This way ChachibT knows exactly what to include in the final output. For this example, we're going to be using the sketch approach, and we're wanting to create a social media post graphic, and this is based on a fictional burger cafe called Jimmy's Burgers. We want to create a scroll stopping visual that's going to be sure to get people's attention. Let's see how we would do that. Here, we're inside of Chachi BT. This is a sketch that I've had Chachi BT create because I couldn't possibly sketch as well as this. But from here, you can see, it's got all of the elements that we want to appear. It's got the name of the restaurant or the entity. It's got some placeholders for the text that we want to appear. And then the visual that we're wanting to include. So this is a burger that is being constructed by these miniature construction workers, these builders that are creating this magnificent burger for our customers. Let's see how ChachiBT is going to turn this into our final graphic. Taking that as the input, this is the reference image we're going to be using next is the prompt. And it's worth mentioning that although I'm using a sketch here, you could also use an inspirational image that you found online. Maybe you found another brand that posted on social media and you love that post so much. Take a screenshot of it and drop it into ChaiPT. Or maybe using the Meta Ad library, you're able to find an existing brand that is running ads, and you just want to replicate those ads that you've seen. You would go to the ad library, find that ad, and then use that here as the reference. But for the purposes of this demo, we're just going to be using the sketch here, and that's been included. Now, next is the prompt. Adding in the prompter, we're just asking it to use the sketch attached as a reference, but then go on to say, create a surreal, hyper realistic ultra HD scene of tiny construction workers assembling a giant gourmet burger. We then go on to describe the burger and all of the elements. Of course, it'll fill in all the gaps because it knows the overall image that we're after. And here in the prompt, we're providing those details. But of course, if anything's left out, Chat CIPTs going to fill in the blanks. We're then also including some text placeholders here, and that has everything that we need. Next thing to do is just make sure it knows we want an image from this and go ahead and run the prompt. And here we have the finished result. And I have to say that this is rather impressive. The styling of the text up top is really reminiscent of a dino style from the 50s. And just the visuals that have been created for the actual burger and the construction workers was spot on. I am not entirely happy with all of the text down below. I think this could definitely be improved. What I would do is go in and tweak the text for the promotional text boxes just to make it a bit more integrated with the image. It just doesn't have the same impact as the other elements. But overall, really, really happy with this. And as you can see, from that basic sketch, it knew exactly where to place everything, how I wanted it, and also it then filled in the blanks with all of the elements to be a part of the image. So this as a graphic to be posted for social media, almost ready to use. The only thing left is to improve on the text down below. Now, the next step would be to modify it for a different campaign. So let's imagine that we have Christmas coming up and we want to have an XMs themed campaign. We can take that existing image and ask Chachi PT to tweak it to give it a more Christmas flavor. To do that, you would just need the reference image that you're after, or you could even start from scratch. And in plain text, describe what you're looking to create. For this example, I'll be using the same prompt as we previously saw. And this is the input image that's going to be used. And the prompt is describing the new Christmas scenery. So we are putting in all of the details. We're describing the scene, and we're saying to replace the original construction workers with Elves, and we've described their outfits, and we're going into a lot of detail here just to make sure that Chachi BT has everything it needs. This, of course, is if you want very specific things. If you don't, you're also able to just describe in a few details what you're looking for, and Chachi BT will be able to fill in the blanks. So it's entirely up to you how detailed you want to go into the new image generation. So here there's a bit of a balance between the details that we want and also the elements that Chachi BT can make up. And we're putting in a new tagline, which is Taste the Cheer with the Big Jim Excel Christmas edition. And let's select the image creation, and I'm going to run that. And there we have the final result, a very Christmas flavored image, and it looks quite impressive. What I'm noticing here is that, of course, and this is a limitation of Chan chi BT, it can struggle a little bit with text, as well as fonts and all sorts of typed elements. So one way around this is to ask ChaniBT to create just imagery for your graphic. And then using a graphic application like Canva or Photoshop or any other free option, you're then able to add back in those fonts and those texts and those typed elements to get them just how you want to because Chachi pot really excels at the visual part of it. But if you need much more precision with the font and the text elements of your image, then it might be better suited to use a graphic design program for that. However, if you're happy to do a bit of tweaking and back and forth to get to the text that you're after and to be a bit more descriptive in how you want the text, I'm sure you'd be able to get it how you want it, as well as having that really striking background visual to go with it. Before you go, I wanted to show another demonstration where Chachi BT really does excel with this new image generation model. That is restyling graphics. So taking the style of one reference image and completely reimagining it as a different style in a completely new image. For example, you could take something like a psychedelic 1960s poster and turn it into something like steampunk meets Sci fi Victorian style. The sky is the limit with what sort of visual styles you can achieve and convert. So taking one image and converting it into a different style. For this example, we're going to have a look at taking a very iconic painting that is the Mona Lisa, and we're going to convert it into a Disney Pixar three D rendered style. But make sure to have a look at the resources folder because I'm going to include a list of 150 plus different styles that you could look at and use as inspiration to be able to convert one style to another, or even just to generate new images from. So be sure to check that in the resources section of this lesson. Okay, so let's move on here. I'm going to use an image of the Mona Lisa. Although Cha CiPT would know what the Mona Lisa looks like. This just helps it with some of the detail and just to make sure that it is referencing what we wanted to. Then the prompt, we're going to use a pretty simple prompt. And this is imagine the Mona Lisa re imagined as vibrant, expressive Disney Pixar character, complete with sparkling eyes, an exaggerated charming smile and dynamic flowing hair. Or rendered with a characteristic smooth, warm Pixar glow. So we're wanting to pick out the characteristics of a Disney Pixar generated image. This is where some of the stylistic and scenic conversion happens, as well. So instead of a historical setting, we're saying that she's in a fun, modern scene and perhaps taking a selfie with a smartphone or listening to music with stylish headphones. Think here, I'm going to be a bit more specific and just give a single option here. Then going on to say that it's set against a blurred, energetic city background with a glowing purple pink and neon accents, creating a joyful and playful image full of personality. With all of that, this is not gonna be an easy image to reproduce. So let's see how Chachi But handles this. And here we have the final result. And it definitely looks like a Disney Pixar generated image. However, it is missing some of those Mona Lisa elements. So I'd probably go back here and have another go at it and try and keep more of the original image there maybe keeping a more serious face, maybe keeping the background as well, but having it as a modern background instead of what we see in the original painting and also maybe some of the clothing keeping that there, it might work better. You can see from this that we are able to take even old artistic styles or any kind of unique artistic style and just reimagine it in a different style. And like I mentioned, have a look at the resources folder. You'll be able to see a list of styles that you can pick and choose from. But there we go. That is the lesson. From this, I hope you can see the capabilities and the power that Cha CIPD has with building out graphics for you just from sketches or inspiration or reference images that you find on the Internet, as well as reimagining existing images into something new and fresh for all of your content or social media needs. That's it for the lesson. I'll see you in the next one. Goodbye. 6. Captivating Brand Infographics in Minutes: If you want your content to get shared, saved, and remembered, then infographics are a top choice for this. They help people understand statistics, data and complex concepts all at a glance. In this lesson, you'll learn how to use Chat HIPT to turn complex info into scroll stopping visuals that'll boost your reach and also drive engagement. Let's get into it. Here's a pro tip. I found during working inside of hatchiPT on various infographics that as you need more data and there's more elements in the image, it's always a good idea to have more detailed prom where you might have seen in other lessons where we were allowing the AI model to have a bit more freedom when it comes to infographics and all of the elements, that being the text elements, the charts, the statistics, the imagery, the icons, all of that, it does need to be carefully laid out, and we need to have explicit details as to where all of it should be. Now, the prompt I'm going to be using is one that will help with all of this, and this will be included in the resources section for you to reuse and tweak how you want it. But from this, you'll be able to see how it's put together and how best to structure the prompts to get those incredible infographics. Let's take a look at it. The prompt I have here and here we have the prom. So to set the scene, we're going to be creating an infographic for a new brand. This is a new tropic coffee producer. So it's a new brand selling new tropic. For those of you that don't know, neutropic coffee is just an alternative to normal coffee, and it contains things like lion's mane, which is a kind of mushroom, as well as a few other key ingredients that give you a boost, but without the jitters and the crashes and the anxiety that some people experience with coffee. So it's just a healthier and equally effective alternative. The info is already presented here, but what you could also do is before generating the infographic, have a chat with Cha hibT and just extract out all of the information that you want. So if you were wanting to unpack some details about a new topic or a complex topic or you're just wanting to brainstorm and get statistics on a certain industry or a certain practice. And brainstorming is just a really great way to get all of that data and have it ready to feed into Chachi BT and place it in this prompt. It would need to be very concise. As you can see here, all of the lines of text are very short and they need to be short, punchy, and to the point so that there's not big blocks of text on the infographic. Taking a look at this prompt, we have the benefits. We're trying to sell neutropic as a healthy alternative. And we want to really promote the benefits. We're putting in some quick statistics, as well as some fun facts, as well. These are all great elements to include in an infographic. Then we've got some messaging hooks. These are always handy just to have catchy one liners, which grab people's attention. And then we're also mentioning about the icons that are needed here and some other cues for what we want to appear on the screen. Then moving on to the data handling, this is stating that if it has the data, it should just extract the key points. If it doesn't, it needs to research it. The design structure now, this is quite important because we have all of these elements that need to harmoniously go together, we're having to describe what and how we want this to appear. Here in the design structure, we're saying to choose a fitting visual style and giving it a few options there. And here you would just choose the one that you're after. And we're saying to use a four to six color palette that reflects the topic. This just ensures that the color palette is not too wild and it is in keeping with the topic's tone. For this example, I'll be including a color palette. And here is that color palette. You might remember it from a previous lesson. Now here we are asking it to apply a strong visual hierarchy. So we want to guide the reader naturally, and we're using size, color, layout, and spacing for that. Aim for 30% text and 70% visuals. This is key to state this because we want to have visuals being the focus of this infographic. Then include a powerful headline and clear subheadings for key sections. This is especially handy when you have all of those headings and subheadings in the topic data that you are supplying. Ensure a logical reading flow. So as infographics go, they follow a natural pattern, which we want to emulate, as well. Then we're asking it to include a top tip or hack on the topic, using a call out box and relevant icon. Then using bold statistics, dates, and relevant charts where applicable. And next going on to list all of the visual elements to include, of course, icons and illustrations to represent the idea. Charts, graphs and diagrams, very important. This is really good for data heavy topics. Then any supporting images or visual metaphors typography that reflects the tone. Then we want to have some comparisons to give the data meaning. Then a few more technical notes. We want the output as a single cohesive image. All text readable at various resolutions, then just some more styling cues over here, and we want to prioritize clarity, flow, and memorability. We're setting the aspect ratio to 1.1 and some more design notes. This is where you would put in things like the style of the image. Do you want it to be three D? Do you want it to be hyper realistic? Do you want it to have a illustration feel to it or two D graphics or sketches, anything can be placed here. Then the heading font. So for the main headings, you'll want to have something that's big and bold. Although these font cues can go missed by Chachi BT because of font licensing, they tend to use a very generic font, but it's always good to make sure that you're putting in something a bit more bold, a bit more beefier for the headings than for the body font. Which we have over here, and then the icon colors we have as attached in the color palette and specifying the background color, this is where we can further tweak the look and feel that we want for this. And it's worth mentioning that if you had an infographic that you like to look of, it's always good to use that as a reference. So get those screenshots, add them into the prompt, and just mention that you either want this as a complete star reference or pick out the elements that you would like Chachi Bit to focus on from that. And from that, I'm going to run the prompt. And here Chachi BT is finished with the final result. And I was a little bit worried here because we had a network error, so I wasn't sure if it was going to come through, but luckily, we got the image produced. And having a look at it, we have all of the elements, big and bold, at the headings. We've obviously got a very simple graphic going on here. What I'd probably do is come in and generate something else, just to place over that. But as a stand in or placeholder, that is not bad at all. It's got all of the content blocks, and from what I can see, there are no typos and the text is crisp. And we've got relevant icons going on here with some quick stats, and it's got all of the elements that we were looking for, and it used the color palettes, as well. Overall, very, very happy with this. Although the chart that's going on over here. This could do some improving. We'd obviously want the new tropic to be the winner here and to have a higher peak. But aside from that, this is a really, really good generation, and this was all possible by just giving Chachi PT the cues and the details that it needed to be able to create this. I hope you can see whether you need infographics for your social media or presentations, or you want to maybe redesign your slides and presentations or visualize a business framework or methodology. Maybe you need to generate a podcast cover, create product mockups or turn hand drawn sketches into polished graphics. We've explored a few of the various ways that you can use ChachiBT to generate these powerful images. And now I encourage you to give it a go yourself, and you will find all of the prompts that have been used in the lessons up until now in the resources folder. So feel free to download them, tweak them, modify them, give them your own spin and see what you can achieve with this new image generation capability. That's it for this lesson, though. I will see you in the next one.