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Updated 10-15 20:12

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Iridescent Soft Purple Glassmorphism PPT

Convert the user's new content into a 16:9 horizontal PPT infographic where light purple, pink, and cyan soft glows interweave, and by default call imagegen skill / built-in image_gen tool to generate the image.

Effect Preview

Effect Preview

assets/preview.png is the 16:9 sample image that the user confirmed as satisfactory when creating this Skill, used to demonstrate the target visual style. When generating new images later, there is no need to copy the content of the preview image; only reuse its corresponding visual system, graphic language, and layout tendencies.

Default Settings

  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 horizontal.
  • Image Generation Method: Use the imagegen skill, which calls the built-in image_gen tool under the hood.
  • Background: A soft iridescent gradient from near-white to light purple, pale pink, and light cyan, which may be overlaid with semi-transparent ribbons, curved lines, faint grids, dotted trails, and soft misty glows.
  • Primary Colors: Lavender purple, blue-purple, light pink-purple, light cyan-blue, mist white; dark gray-purple for titles, and purple-blue gradients for numbers, nodes, labels, and key modules.
  • Art Style: Modern business PPT, light tech infographic, glassmorphism cards, circular data bubbles, soft shadows, and purple-blue 3D isometric geometric objects.
  • Text: Chinese short titles, short labels, a small amount of explanatory text, and a few key numbers; avoid long paragraphs, dense small text, and unreadable body copy.
  • Default Delivery: When the user asks for images, image output, accompanying images, PPT images, or presentation pages, organize the final prompt and call image_gen; when the user explicitly asks only for the prompt, do not call image generation.

Applicable Scenarios

  • Corporate reports, product capabilities, business reviews, methodology breakdowns, course instruction, data overviews, and solution explanations.
  • AI/Skills workflows, structured expression from scenario mining to Skill creation, from metrics to action, and from problems to closed loops.
  • Cover pages, data highlight pages, left-right split explanatory pages, center-radial pages, module matrix pages, layered architecture pages, and horizontal process pages.
  • The user wants to generate images in the same PPT style from a new topic, new copy, or new structure, rather than redrawing the reference image.

Style Guidelines

Canvas and Whitespace

  • Default to 16:9 horizontal, with the overall look of a refined infographic that can be placed directly into a business presentation.
  • Keep soft margins around all sides, with the main subject occupying 65% to 85% of the frame, avoiding information touching the edges or decorations covering the body text.
  • Medium information density: suitable for carrying one core viewpoint, two to six modules, a few key numbers, or one clear process.
  • The composition should have a clear visual focal point, which may be a core title, a central data bubble, a 3D geometric object on the right, a layered structure, or a group of key cards.

Background and Texture

  • The background is mainly a gradient of near-white, light lavender purple, pale pink, and light cyan-blue, overall bright, soft, and with a touch of futuristic feel.
  • Can add semi-transparent ribbon-like streamlines, colorful frosted gradients, thin arcs, dashed trajectories, tiny dot matrices, and subtle glass reflections.
  • Cards and nodes use glassmorphism: semi-transparent white or purple backgrounds, soft shadows, light strokes, rounded corners, and low-contrast inner glows.
  • 3D elements should be abstract purple-blue isometric geometric objects, layered cubes, origami arrows, floating discs, or light tech installations; do not use specific brand assets.
  • The overall texture should feel light, clear, modern, and businesslike, with a tech feel but not leaning toward dark neon or complex data dashboard styles.

Color System

  • Lavender purple and blue-purple are used for main title emphasis, central circles, key numbers, primary nodes, and 3D geometric objects.
  • Pale pink-purple, light cyan-blue, and mist white are used for background streamlines, auxiliary glows, weak decoration, and card base colors.
  • Dark gray-purple or dark blue-gray is used for body text and module titles to ensure Chinese text is clear and readable.
  • A small amount of gradient color can be used to reinforce emphasis, but do not let the image become a single purple color filling the entire screen.
  • Transparent layering should have a sense of boundary; avoid background ribbons, circular nodes, and text blending into each other.

Layout Structure

The overall style is fixed as iridescent soft purple glassmorphism PPT, but the layout must be intelligently selected according to user content; do not mechanically apply a single template. Common structures include:

  • Data Overview Page: Core numbers or conclusions are centered, with circular bubbles, glass cards, and short labels around them explaining the meaning of the metrics.
  • Left-Right Split Page: One side holds the title, key numbers, or module cards, and the other side holds purple-blue 3D geometric objects or layered structures, suitable for placing viewpoints and explanations side by side.
  • Layered Architecture Page: Use isometric 3D layer plates, floating cards, short labels, and arrows to express capability layers, process layers, or system layers.
  • Horizontal Process Page: Use semi-transparent nodes, thin-line arrows, and short capsule labels to connect steps, suitable for action paths and optimization processes.
  • Central Radial Page: A central theme or data bubble connects multiple modules, suitable for capability maps, scenario breakdowns, and multidimensional analysis.
  • Card Matrix Page: Use glass cards to organize several parallel points, suitable for method checklists, comparison dimensions, and course knowledge points.

The number of modules, title positions, icon choices, arrow directions, 3D element forms, and emphasis methods all vary with the content; as long as the iridescent background, glass cards, circular bubbles, purple-blue 3D geometric objects, clear text hierarchy, and soft business-tech feel are maintained.

Graphic Language

  • Prefer circular data bubbles, semi-transparent discs, glass cards, short capsule labels, thin-line arrows, dashed trajectories, tiny dot matrices, and isometric 3D geometry.
  • Data can be expressed with large numbers, circular nodes, gradient bubbles, or lightweight line charts, but not every image is required to have data.
  • The 3D main visual can be placed on the right, in the center, or at the lower right, only as a visual anchor, without blocking text.
  • Icons should remain thin-line, low-saturation, and in the same style; specific icons are selected by theme, such as scenarios, tools, insights, collaboration, data, goals, optimization, and closed loops.
  • Background ribbons and arcs should only provide atmosphere and momentum; do not let them overshadow the main subject.

Text Hierarchy

  • Main titles are recommended to be 8 to 22 Chinese characters, using modern Chinese sans-serif bold or medium-bold, dark gray-purple, with purple-blue gradients to emphasize keywords.
  • Subtitle suggestion: 12 to 36 Chinese characters, close to the title area or visual center, with colors such as dark gray, gray-purple, or purple-blue.
  • Module titles are suggested to be 4 to 10 characters, and explanations should be kept to a one-line short sentence as much as possible.
  • Key numbers can be displayed in large size in circular bubbles, glass cards, or central nodes, but they must be paired with short labels for explanation.
  • Text in the image must be clear and readable; no garbled characters, typos, overly dense small text, overlap, or overflow beyond containers.

Avoid

  • Do not replicate the original text, logos, watermarks, real brand assets, real people, copyrighted characters, or materials with uncertain authorization from reference images.
  • Do not generate dark backgrounds, heavy neon cyberpunk styles, realistic photographic posters, web UI screenshots, heavy and complex 3D scenes, or high-density data dashboards.
  • Do not cram the user's long text into the image as a whole paragraph, and do not let ribbons, arcs, bubbles, cards, and text squeeze against one another.
  • Do not hard-code the module count, coordinates, card positions, arrow paths, 3D object forms, or title positions of any single preview image.

Flexible Layout Principles

  • Intelligently choose the layout based on the paragraph structure of the user input: data overview, left-right split columns, layered architecture, horizontal process, central radiation, card matrix, or timeline are all acceptable.
  • The number of modules, title positions, icon choices, arrow directions, 3D element forms, and emphasis methods can all change with the content; do not mechanically copy the preview image layout.
  • Prioritize maintaining consistency in the light purple-pink-cyan iridescent background, translucent ribbon flow lines, glassmorphism cards, circular data bubbles, purple-blue 3D geometric elements, short text hierarchy, and modern business PPT texture.

Core Workflow

Step 1: Refine Content

Compress the user input into information suitable for expression in a single PPT image:

  • One 8 to 22 Chinese character main title.
  • One 12 to 36 character short subtitle or core viewpoint; if the image does not need a subtitle, it can be omitted.
  • 2 to 6 main modules, steps, dimensions, scenarios, metrics, or key points, with the number determined by content complexity.
  • Each module keeps one short title and one short explanation, avoiding long paragraphs.
  • Determine whether data emphasis, process order, central divergence, left-right comparison, layered architecture, or solution closed loop is needed; do not force them in if not needed.

If the user provides an article or long paragraph, first abstract it into structured key points; do not directly copy the original text.

Step 2: Intelligently Choose Layout

Choose the most suitable PPT page type based on the content structure:

  1. Data Overview Page: suitable for metrics, results, proportions, growth, reviews, and key conclusions.
  2. Left-Right Split Column Page: suitable for problems and solutions, viewpoints and actions, and textual explanations placed side by side with a 3D main visual.
  3. Layered Architecture Page: suitable for system structures, capability levels, platform capabilities, and knowledge systems.
  4. Horizontal Process Page: suitable for steps, paths, workflows, and continuous optimization loops.
  5. Central Radiation Page: suitable for one theme connecting multiple capabilities, scenarios, strategies, or resources.
  6. Card Matrix Page: suitable for parallel key points, comparison dimensions, course content, and method lists.

Do not force a fixed structure just to match the preview image; prioritize making the current content as clear as possible while maintaining the iridescent soft purple glassmorphism PPT visual system.

Step 3: Organize the imagegen prompt

Prompt order:

  1. Specify the image type and aspect ratio: 16:9 horizontal iridescent soft purple glassmorphism PPT infographic.
  2. Describe the visual style: light purple, pink, and cyan iridescent gradient background, translucent ribbon streamlines, glassmorphism cards, circular data bubbles, purple-blue 3D isometric geometric objects, thin arcs, and soft shadows.
  3. Describe the content structure: main title, subtitle, number of modules, layout type, connection relationships, key numbers, or key conclusions.
  4. Limit text: short Chinese titles, short labels, a small amount of explanatory text, clearly readable, no dense small text.
  5. Add negative constraints: no logo, watermark, original image text, real people, copyrighted characters, garbled text, or crowded layout.

Step 4: Call imagegen

  • When the user explicitly asks for an image, image generation, an accompanying image, a PPT image, or to draw one, use the final prompt to call image_gen。
  • When the user explicitly says "only give the prompt," output only the complete prompt and do not call image generation.
  • When generating a series of images, keep the same set of light purple, pink, and cyan iridescent background, glass cards, circular bubbles, purple-blue 3D geometry, thin arcs, short labels, and clean white space.

Prompt Template

请生成一张 16:9 横版 PPT 风格图片，风格为“幻彩柔紫玻璃拟态 PPT”。

主题：[用户主题]
主标题：[8 到 22 字中文标题]
副标题：[12 到 36 字中文短句，可按内容省略]

画面结构：
- 根据内容选择 [数据概览 / 左右分栏 / 分层架构 / 横向流程 / 中心放射 / 卡片矩阵 / 时间线]，不要机械复制预览图布局。
- 主要模块：[模块 1]、[模块 2]、[模块 3]、[按内容增减到 2 到 6 个]。
- 连接关系：[细线连接 / 柔和箭头 / 中心放射 / 渐变圆环 / 并列卡片 / 分层节点]，按当前内容决定。
- 视觉锚点：[紫蓝 3D 等距几何物 / 分层方块 / 折纸箭头 / 悬浮圆盘 / 抽象科技装置]，按当前内容决定，不遮挡文字。
- 强调点：[需要重点突出的数据、观点、转折、行动或结论]。

主要内容：
- [模块 1]：[短说明]
- [模块 2]：[短说明]
- [模块 3]：[短说明]
- [更多模块按内容决定，不要强行填满]

视觉要求：近白到浅紫、淡粉、浅青蓝的柔和幻彩渐变背景，留白充足；使用薰衣草紫、蓝紫、淡粉紫、浅青蓝和雾白，深灰紫文字，紫蓝渐变重点；加入半透明丝带流线、细弧线、虚线轨迹、微小点阵、玻璃拟态卡片、圆形数据气泡、短胶囊标签、柔和阴影和一个抽象紫蓝 3D 等距几何视觉锚点。整体像一页精致现代中文商务 PPT 信息图，清透、柔和、有科技感和秩序感。

文字要求：中文短标题、短标签、少量说明，主标题深灰紫清晰可读，关键词可用紫蓝渐变强调；所有文字不要互相遮挡，不要密集小字，不要乱码，不要超出容器。

限制：不要 Logo，不要水印，不要真实品牌资产，不要真实人物，不要版权角色，不要复刻任何参考图原文，不要暗色背景，不要重霓虹赛博风，不要真实摄影海报，不要网页 UI 截图，不要复杂拥挤的 3D 场景。图片比例必须是 16:9。

Image generation rules

  • When the user says "generate an image / generate the image directly / draw one / accompanying image / PPT image / presentation page," call by default image_gen。
  • Before calling, you may briefly organize the final prompt, but do not give a long explanation of the design process.
  • If the user has not given a specific topic, first infer it from the context; if it truly cannot be inferred, ask only one necessary question.
  • Prioritize ensuring clear titles, a stable information hierarchy, restrained iridescent background, clean glass cards, and a soft purple tech-business feel, then pursue more decorative variations.