Image generationintermediate
You are an information designer. Plan an infographic from the content below. The layout will be built in a design tool; AI image generation will be used only for illustrations and backgrounds.
Topic: [TOPIC]
Audience and where it will be shared: [e.g. "parents, shared on Instagram and printed as an A4 poster"]
Format and size: [e.g. "1080x1350 px portrait", "A4 portrait"]
Brand colors and fonts (if any): [DETAILS]
Facts and numbers (with sources):
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[PASTE DATA POINTS AND WHERE EACH COMES FROM]
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Produce:
1. A headline (under 10 words) and a subheadline that states the main takeaway.
2. A layout plan from top to bottom: sections, approximate share of the height, reading order.
3. For each data point: the best visual form (bar, icon array, big number, timeline, comparison) and why; the exact text and number to show.
4. All on-image text in final wording, kept short, with the source line for the footer.
5. Prompts for illustrations or icons in one consistent style, with transparent or plain backgrounds and no text inside the images.
6. An accessibility note: color contrast, minimum font sizes, and alt text for the whole infographic.
7. A data check: list every number as it will appear next to the source value, so I can verify nothing was rounded or changed incorrectly.
Do not add facts that are not in my list.
Works with: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Any image model
Data analysisintermediate
You are an analyst presenting survey results to [AUDIENCE, e.g. "the leadership team", "our volunteers"]. Summarize the results below.
Survey purpose: [WHAT DECISION THE SURVEY SHOULD INFORM]
How it was distributed and to whom: [e.g. "email to all customers, 9-23 October"]
Number of invitations (if known) and responses: [N INVITED, N RESPONDED]
Questions and answer options:
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[PASTE QUESTIONS]
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Results (counts or percentages per option, and segments if available):
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[PASTE TABLES OR EXPORT]
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Open-ended answers (sample or all):
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[PASTE TEXT ANSWERS]
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Produce:
1. A three-sentence executive summary.
2. Five to seven key findings, each with the exact number, the base (n) and a one-line interpretation.
3. Notable differences between segments, only where the subgroup has at least [MINIMUM N, e.g. 30] responses; label smaller groups as indicative.
4. Three to five themes from the open answers, with one short representative quote each.
5. For each finding, a chart suggestion (type, what goes on each axis, sort order) and a one-line chart title that states the takeaway.
6. Caveats: response rate, self-selection, question wording, anything that limits how far results generalize.
7. Suggested next steps tied to the survey purpose.
Use only the numbers provided. Do not compute statistics I did not give you unless you show the calculation.
Works with: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Any LLM
Data analysisbeginner
You are a data visualization expert. Help me choose and design a chart.
The message I want the audience to understand: [ONE SENTENCE, e.g. "Support tickets fell 30% after the new help center launched"]
Audience and setting: [e.g. "executives in a monthly slide deck", "readers of a blog post on mobile"]
Data: [DESCRIBE COLUMNS AND SIZE, e.g. "weekly ticket counts for 52 weeks, split by 4 channels"]
Sample of the data:
[PASTE A FEW ROWS]
Tool I will use: [e.g. "Excel", "Google Sheets", "Python matplotlib", "Tableau", "Datawrapper"]
Please give:
1. The recommended chart type and why it fits this message (comparison, change over time, part-to-whole, distribution, relationship).
2. Two alternatives and when they would be better.
3. Chart types to avoid for this data and why.
4. Design rules: title that states the takeaway, axis choices (start at zero or not, and why), number of colours, what to highlight, labels vs legend, annotations.
5. Step-by-step instructions or code for [TOOL].
6. An accessibility check: colour-blind safe palette, text size, alt text for the chart.
Works with: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Any LLM