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Generate a blog header illustration

Pick one illustration style and reuse it across the blog — consistency compounds.

by @whitney · recommended tool Freepik · 0 unlocks

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ALTERNATES

Flux

You'll need

CLAUDE SKILLS

image-prompt (Nano-Banana 2)

EXAMPLES · WHAT THIS PROMPT PRODUCES

Sample output
**Header illustration — "Why Your Onboarding Flow Is Leaking Users"**

Style: flat vector, clean geometric shapes, subtle paper-grain texture. Palette: #3D5AFE indigo / #FF6B6B coral / #F4F1EA bone.

The scene is a metaphor, not a literal screenshot: a stylized funnel rendered as a series of stepped indigo platforms descending left-to-right. Small coral dot-figures travel down the steps, but at two of the gaps they're slipping off the edges and falling away — the "leak" made visual. A single figure makes it all the way to a glowing coral checkpoint at the bottom-right, suggesting the few who convert.

Composition leaves the entire left third as flat bone-colored space — clean room for the post title overlay — with all the action weighted to the right two-thirds. 16:9 aspect, balanced enough to crop down to a 1.91:1 social card without losing the funnel.

The flat-vector treatment is deliberately reusable: swap the metaphor and keep the same three colors, line weight, and grain, and every future post header on the blog reads as one consistent series.
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PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0

Editorial illustration for a blog post titled "<TITLE>".
Style: <STYLE — e.g. flat vector, gouache, 3D clay, risograph>.
Subject: <METAPHOR_OR_SCENE>. Palette: <HEX1,HEX2,HEX3>.
Aspect: 16:9. Leave left third empty for the title overlay.

WORKFLOW

  1. 01In Claude, invoke the image-prompt skill trained on Nano-Banana 2 docs to draft the prompt.
  2. 02Open Freepik and select the Google Gemini (Nano-Banana 2) model.
  3. 03Paste the prompt, generate, and iterate.

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