The Scroll-Stopping Cover Art Prompt
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Creates detailed visual design briefs for carousel covers that stop scrolling and maximize engagement based on platform psychology.
Prompt
Create a detailed visual design brief for a high-converting carousel cover. AUDIENCE PSYCHOLOGY: - Demographics: [age, role, industry] - Psychographics: [values, fears, aspirations] - Visual preferences: [study their feeds] - Scroll behavior: [what stops them] DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS: Layout: - Grid: Rule of thirds - Visual hierarchy: 3 levels max - Negative space: 40% minimum - Eye path: Z-pattern or F-pattern Typography: - Headline: [Font], [Size]px, [Weight] - Subtext: 60% of headline size - Contrast ratio: 7:1 minimum - Character limit: 6 words headline, 12 words subtext Color Psychology: - Primary: [Emotion you want] - Secondary: [Supporting feeling] - Accent: [CTA/urgency color] - Background: [Platform native or stand out] Visual Elements: - Hero graphic/icon (describe style) - Background pattern/texture - Badge/banner element - Social proof indicator Emotional Triggers: - Curiosity gap element - Authority indicator - Urgency/scarcity visual - Transformation promise Mobile Optimization: - Readable at 50% zoom - Thumb-friendly tap targets - Critical info in center 60% A/B Test Variables: 1. Color temperature (warm vs cool) 2. Human face vs abstract 3. Number presence vs none
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Instructions
I get the best infographic results in Gemini, Claude, and Canva.
About the author
Co-founder of Prompt Magic and ThinkingDeeply.ai Career Chief Marketing Officer