Create a coordinated nine-image photo-sharing app campaign using vivid violet, clean white layouts, oversized smartphones, rounded photo grids, and warm everyday photography.
OPTIONAL CAMPAIGN INPUTS
• App screenshots: [Optional]
• Confirmed features and interface-update details: [Optional]
• Personal or group photographs: [Optional; identify the intended design]
• Approved replacement copy or photo tips: [Optional]
• Approved campaign image: [Optional]
• Artwork language: [English by default]
AUTOMATIC CONTENT RULES
Treat blank fields and unchanged placeholders as absent.
Use supplied screenshots as interface references, preserving recognizable structure while removing brands, logos, usernames, personal information, account identifiers, websites, and unsupported claims.
Do not invent real app features, pricing, free access, download availability, ratings, user counts, storage capabilities, security guarantees, privacy controls, or redesign announcements.
Without screenshots, create clearly fictional concept interfaces:
• Designs 1 and 8: a “Post visibility” screen with “Public,” “Connections,” and “Only me.”
• Designs 2 and 5: a home screen with rounded image tiles.
• Designs 3, 4, and 6: simple photo galleries or feeds.
• Design 7: a discovery screen with “Explore photos” and an image grid.
These are fictional visual defaults, not claims about an existing app.
For a supplied app with unconfirmed audience controls, use the alternative photo-preview screen and copy specified for designs 1 and 8.
Use original photographs featuring varied adults, places, and everyday objects when screen content is not supplied. Avoid dense pseudo-text.
IDENTITY HANDLING
Preserve every supplied person’s recognizable facial features, skin tone, age, hairstyle, and defining characteristics. Preserve all identities in group photographs and do not duplicate a person to fill missing roles.
Without identity photographs:
• Design 4 uses three distinct original adult friends.
• Design 9 uses an original adult woman with curly dark hair.
• Interface thumbnails show varied original adults rather than repeatedly using one face.
GLOBAL PALETTE
• Violet #7020F5
• Deep violet #5712C9
• Lavender #B88AF7
• Pale lilac #E5D2FC
• White #FFFFFF
• Charcoal #17151B
A few yellow accent tiles may appear inside the fictional home-screen interface.
TYPOGRAPHY
Use one consistent geometric sans-serif family. Headlines are bold, compact, and tightly led. Supporting lines use a smaller regular weight.
Use white type on violet backgrounds and charcoal with selective violet emphasis on white backgrounds. Maintain approximately 7% safe margins.
GRAPHIC SYSTEM
Repeat layered lilac waves, rounded rectangular backdrops, restrained curved lines, and one small unbranded camera motif per poster.
Do not create a wordmark or repeat a camera icon as an app logo inside the interface. The camera motif is decorative.
No websites, footer bars, app-store badges, social icons, QR codes, or CTA buttons. The “Explore” control in design 2 belongs only to its fictional interface.
LIGHTING AND FINISH
Use soft upper-left light, realistic phone bezels, coherent glass reflections, readable screens, natural hands, and clear portrait photography.
Keep devices sharp and use photographic background softness only where appropriate. Maintain crisp vector-style waves and clean typography.
CONSISTENCY WORKFLOW
Generate design 1 first. Use its approved violet, phone materials, typography, margins, and finish as references.
Continue using original supplied screenshots for interface identity. Reuse approved fictional interfaces where relevant rather than redesigning them between panels.
Use design 3 to establish the layered-wave treatment repeated in designs 5 and 7. Keep camera-motif proportions, wave colors, type character, and device construction consistent.
The final three briefs complete the visible themes of partially cropped reference panels. Treat them as complete intentional advertisements.
NUMBERED DESIGN BRIEFS
1. CHOOSE YOUR AUDIENCE
Use a violet background with a large white diagonal wedge rising from lower left. Place an oversized smartphone on the right, tilted clockwise, showing a supplied or fictional visibility screen.
Upper-left headline:
“Your photo.
Your audience.”
Supporting line:
“Choose who shares the moment.”
If audience controls are unconfirmed for a supplied app, use a photo-preview screen and:
“Your photo.
Your moment.”
“Make space for what matters.”
Use white bold typography, a small camera motif, realistic phone reflections, and no additional promotional information.
2. A PLACE FOR YOUR PHOTOS
Use a violet background. Place one large upright smartphone on the right, almost frontal with a subtle clockwise tilt.
Use a supplied screenshot or fictional home screen with nine rounded photo tiles, an introduction, and an “Explore” pill control.
Fictional screen copy:
“Rediscover the everyday.”
“Photos, people, and little moments.”
Left headline:
“A place for
your favorite
moments.”
Lower-left supporting line:
“See life through a different lens.”
Use white type. Add a broad translucent lavender circle entering from lower right and a small white camera motif near upper left.
3. A FRESH PERSPECTIVE
Use a white background. Place a large smartphone in the lower-right two-thirds, tilted clockwise, showing a simple gallery.
Layer pale-lilac, lavender, and violet waves across the bottom, behind the phone.
Upper-left headline:
“A fresh way
to see your
moments.”
Set “fresh way” in violet and the remaining words in charcoal.
Supporting line:
“Familiar memories.
A different perspective.”
Place a small violet camera motif at upper right. Do not claim a redesign unless confirmed.
4. BETTER WITH YOUR PEOPLE
Use a violet background. Place a wide rounded-corner photograph of three adult friends laughing together across the lower third.
Float a large clockwise-tilted smartphone above it, overlapping the photograph’s upper border. Show a supplied or fictional photo feed.
Upper-left headline:
“Some moments
are better together.”
Supporting line:
“Make room for your people.”
Use white type and a small white camera motif at upper right. Preserve natural group anatomy and distinct identities. Do not invent invitation or private-circle features.
5. WELCOME TO YOUR MOMENTS
Use a white background. Center the headline across the upper quarter:
“Welcome to
your moments.”
Set the first line in charcoal and the second in violet.
Supporting line:
“A little inspiration, every day.”
Place a very large upright smartphone centrally, rising from the bottom edge and beginning near the middle. Show a supplied screenshot or a rounded grid of varied portraits, places, and objects, with restrained violet and yellow tiles.
Layer pale-lilac, lavender, and violet waves behind the phone. Add a violet camera motif at upper right. Do not claim a launch or interface update unless confirmed.
6. KEEP THE LITTLE MOMENTS
Use a violet background. Place an enormous smartphone on the right, tilted counterclockwise and naturally cropped by the right edge. Show two stacked photo-feed cards.
Left headline:
“Little moments.
Worth a closer look.”
Supporting copy:
“The ordinary days.
The familiar faces.
The things you love.”
Use white type, a thin lavender looping line near lower right, and a white camera motif at upper left. Do not invent storage, backup, or sharing capabilities.
7. DISCOVER A DIFFERENT VIEW
Use a white background. Center this headline at top:
“A different view.”
Set “different” in violet and the remaining words in charcoal.
Arrange three callouts down the left, each with a small violet circular symbol:
“Look closer”
“Find a little inspiration.”
“Follow your curiosity”
“Notice something unexpected.”
“See the everyday”
“Make room for another perspective.”
Place a large clockwise-tilted smartphone across lower right, cropped at the bottom, showing a supplied or fictional discovery screen. Add a pale-lilac curve behind it. Do not label these as new features unless confirmed.
8. YOUR MOMENT, YOUR CHOICE
Use a violet background with a broad pale-lilac curve entering from lower right.
Position an enlarged smartphone on the right, tilted slightly clockwise, its lower edge cropped. Show the supplied or fictional visibility screen.
Left headline:
“Your moment.
Your choice.”
Supporting line:
“A little thought about who sees it.”
If audience controls are unconfirmed for a supplied app, use a photo-preview screen and:
“Your moment.
Your perspective.”
“See the everyday your way.”
Add a small white camera motif at upper left. Keep the screen more prominent than in design 1.
9. THREE SMALL PHOTO IDEAS
Divide the canvas vertically: approximately 58% white editorial panel on the left and 42% full-height lifestyle photograph on the right.
Show the adult woman beneath foliage, looking down at a phone held naturally. Use warm skin tones and a softly separated green background.
At upper left, add a violet camera motif.
Headline:
“3 small ideas.
A fresh perspective.”
Set “fresh perspective” in violet and the rest in charcoal.
Tips:
“1. Find soft light.”
“2. Keep the frame simple.”
“3. Notice the little details.”
Use generous spacing and a restrained pale-lilac curve at the bottom of the text panel.
FINAL OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS
Generate 9 separate finished images, one per numbered brief. Each image must have its own complete canvas. Do not combine them into a collage, grid, contact sheet, or multi-panel image.
Use 4:5 portrait canvases throughout.
If generation requires individual calls, generate sequentially using the same approved campaign references, original screenshots, and supplied photographs.
Preserve all numbered compositions, exact copy, conditional feature rules, colors, and graphic treatments. Exclude contact-sheet gutters, cropped presentation boundaries, reference branding, websites, store badges, and unsupported claims.
Check readable interface text, natural hands, preserved identities, coherent phone perspective, and consistent typography before completing each image.
