mint-watercolor-business-ppt

Mint Watercolor Business PPT

Convert the user's new content into a 16:9 horizontal PPT image with a mint watercolor business feel, and by default call imagegen skill / built-in image_gen tool to generate the image.

Effect Preview

assets/preview.png is a 16:9 sample image confirmed as satisfactory by the user when this Skill was created, used to demonstrate the target visual style. When generating new images later, there is no need to copy the preview image content; only reuse its corresponding visual system, layout language, and information organization method.

Default Settings

Aspect Ratio: 16:9 horizontal.
Image Generation Method: Use the imagegen skill, which calls the built-in image_gen tool at its core.
Background: A soft gradient from light mint green to near white, with ample white space, optionally adding a pale green wavy color block at the bottom and semi-transparent watercolor brushstrokes in the corners.
Primary Colors: Mint green, teal green, grass green; light blue, light yellow-green, and off-white as accents, with bright yellow-green used for a small amount of emphasis.
Art Style: Fresh business course PPT, training slides, and business report infographics, combining flat graphics with slight gradients, soft shadows, and watercolor decorations.
Text: Chinese titles, short subtitles, module labels, and a small amount of explanatory text; avoid long paragraphs, dense small text, and unreadable body copy.
Default Delivery: When the user asks for an image, image output, accompanying illustration, PPT image, or presentation page, organize the final prompt and call image_gen; when the user explicitly asks only for the prompt, do not call image generation.

Applicable Scenarios

Course outlines, chapter pages, training slides, learning paths, methodology breakdowns, and knowledge framework explanations.
Market research, user analysis, business model exploration, project proposals, operational strategies, and phased plans.
Horizontal images requiring visual qualities such as "fresh mint green," "watercolor business," "lightweight courseware feel," "rounded capsule lists," and "teal PPT infographic."
The user wants to generate a PPT-style image in the same style from a new topic, new copy, or new structure, rather than redrawing the reference image.

Style Guidelines

Canvas and White Space

Default to 16:9 horizontal, making the overall image feel like a presentation page that can be placed directly into a course or business report.
Maintain generous margins on all sides, with the main subject in the center or slightly to the right, and low to medium information density.
The title area, illustration area, numbered steps, capsule lists, and icon modules can be freely combined according to the content; do not fix the specific coordinates of any preview image as a template.

Background and Decoration

The background uses a soft gradient from light mint green to white as its base, maintaining a fresh, clean, and lightweight feel.
A very pale light green wavy color block may be used at the bottom as page support without competing with the body text.
Semi-transparent watercolor brushstrokes may be placed in the upper right, on the right side, or along localized edges, mainly in teal, light blue, or mint green.
Decoration must be restrained, must not overpower the text, and must not be made into complex textures, dark tech backgrounds, or marketing posters.

Color system

Mint green and teal green are used for main titles, numbering, icons, key modules, and visual anchors.
Light blue, light yellow-green, and off-white are used for capsule modules, illustration backgrounds, secondary sections, and soft gradients.
Bright yellow-green is used only for a small amount of emphasis, such as key numbers, highlighted words, growth markers, or status labels.
Dark gray-black is used for body text and necessary explanations, and light gray is used for auxiliary information, thin lines, and shadows.
Colors should be light, transparent, and low-pressure; do not use high-saturation clashing colors or dark neon effects.

Layout structure

The overall style is fixed as a mint watercolor business PPT, but the layout must be intelligently selected according to the user's content, and do not mechanically apply a single template. Common structures include:

Title conclusion page: centered or left-side large title + one core viewpoint + a small amount of icon decoration, suitable for a single-sentence theme and course key quote.
Table of contents agenda page: 3 to 5 steps arranged horizontally or vertically, using large semi-transparent numbers to establish rhythm.
Left-right image and text page: title and key points on the left, and business illustrations, cities, folders, toolboxes, data bars, or scene images on the right.
Capsule list page: main title or icon on one side, and 3 to 5 rounded capsule modules on the other side, suitable for strategies, paths, and capability lists.
Analysis breakdown page: a combination of grouped numbering, short labels, and lightweight icons, suitable for market research, user personas, demand assessment, and business model exploration.
Process closed-loop page: use soft arrows, connecting lines, or nodes to express the path from insight to consolidation and then to optimization.

The number of modules, title positions, icon choices, arrow directions, illustration types, and emphasis methods all vary with the content; as long as light mint gradients, watercolor brush marks, teal green business color scheme, rounded modules, lightweight icons, and clean white space are maintained.

Graphic language

Use rounded capsules, light-colored gradient cards, transparent color blocks, light shadows, large numbering, thin connecting lines, simplified icons, and lightweight business illustrations.
Icons are mainly themed around markets, users, data, processes, tools, folders, locks, cities, search, light bulbs, nodes, skill cards, etc., and specific icons are selected according to the content.
Illustrations can lean flat or slightly 3D, but should remain soft, clean, and have a business courseware feel; do not use heavy realistic photos.
Numbering can serve as a visual anchor, using semi-transparent mint green or teal green, and it is not required that every image has a fixed number of numbers.

Text hierarchy

Main titles are recommended to be 8 to 22 Chinese characters, using teal green or dark gray-black medium-bold, and key words can use a deeper teal green.
Subtitles are recommended to be 12 to 36 Chinese characters, serving as supplementary explanation or core judgment.
Module titles are recommended to be 4 to 10 characters, and explanations should be controlled to a one-line short sentence as much as possible.
Large numbering such as 01 / 02 / 03 can be used for agendas, steps, and analysis modules; all text must be clearly readable, unobstructed, and undistorted.

Things to avoid

Do not replicate the original text, logos, watermarks, real brand names, page number details, proprietary copyrighted characters, or commercial materials with uncertain authorization from reference images.
Do not use dense small text, full paragraphs, complex tables, real photo collages, strong 3D, glassmorphism, or dark tech style.
Do not make it a children's cartoon courseware, a hardcore data dashboard, a web UI, a poster advertisement, or a pure icon asset page.
Do not hard-code the module count, coordinates, icons, or title positions of any single preview image.

Core Workflow

Step 1: Extract the content

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

An 8 to 22 Chinese character main title.
A 12 to 36 Chinese character short subtitle or core viewpoint; if the image does not need a subtitle, it can be omitted.
2 to 6 main modules, steps, sections, dimensions, or conclusions, with the number determined by the content complexity.
Keep one short title and one short description for each module, avoiding long paragraphs.
Determine whether the content is better suited to a table of contents, process, left-right text-image, capsule list, analysis breakdown, or closed-loop structure; do not force it in if it is 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 the layout

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

Title conclusion page: suitable for course themes, section titles, core judgments, or single-sentence viewpoints.
Table of contents agenda page: suitable for 3 to 5 sections, steps, routes, or stages.
Left-right text-image page: suitable for one theme plus multiple explanation points, or business content that needs illustration to aid understanding.
Capsule list page: suitable for strategy checklists, capability elements, path choices, and key conclusions.
Analysis breakdown page: suitable for market research, user analysis, competitor analysis, demand assessment, and solution comparison.
Process closed-loop page: suitable for workflows, methodologies, optimization paths, Skills building, and continuous iteration.

Do not force a fixed structure just to match the preview image; prioritize making the current content as clear as possible while maintaining the visual system of a mint watercolor business PPT.

Step 3: Organize the imagegen prompt

Prompt order:

Clearly specify the image type and ratio: a 16:9 horizontal mint watercolor business PPT presentation page.
Describe the visual style: light mint gradient background, watercolor brush strokes, pale green waves at the bottom, cyan-green primary color, rounded capsules, lightweight icons, and a business courseware feel.
Describe the content structure: main title, subtitle, module count, layout type, numbering, icons, or connection relationships.
Limit the text: short Chinese titles, short labels, a small amount of description, clearly readable, and no dense small text.
Add negative constraints: no logo, watermark, original image text, real brand names, 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, maintain the same set of light mint gradients, cyan-green business color scheme, watercolor brush strokes, rounded modules, lightweight icons, and low-density text hierarchy.

Prompt Template

请生成一张 16:9 横版 PPT 风格图片，风格为“薄荷水彩商务 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 [标题结论页 / 目录议程页 / 左右图文页 / 胶囊列表页 / 分析拆解页 / 流程闭环页]，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]。
- 重点表达：[需要突出的大标题、核心观点、关键步骤、关键数据或转折结论]。
- 连接关系：[横向步骤 / 纵向胶囊列表 / 左右图文 / 中心连接 / 上下分层 / 闭环路径]，按当前内容决定。

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：浅薄荷绿到近白色的柔和渐变背景，留白充足；底部可加入淡绿色波浪色块，角落可加入半透明青绿色或浅蓝水彩刷痕；薄荷绿、青绿色、草绿色为主色，浅蓝、浅黄绿、米白作为辅助，亮黄绿只做少量强调；使用圆角胶囊卡片、浅色渐变模块、淡阴影、大号半透明编号、细连接线、简化商务图标或轻量扁平插画；整体像清爽中文商务课程 PPT 或培训汇报页。

文字要求：中文短标题、短标签、少量说明，文字必须清晰可读，不要互相遮挡，不要密集小字，不要乱码。

限制：不要 Logo，不要水印，不要真实品牌名，不要版权角色，不要复刻任何参考图原文，不要照片拼贴，不要暗黑背景，不要复杂 3D，不要网页 UI，不要广告海报感。图片比例必须是 16:9。

Image generation rules

When the user says "generate an image / directly generate an image / 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 explain the design process at length.
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 clear text, stable whitespace, and a clean business presentation feel, then pursue decorative variation.