Generate the hand-drawn whiteboard infographic prompt that pulled 480k impressions across 3 posts. Takes source content (a post, newsletter, blog, research note) and returns a complete Gemini image generation prompt with a structured brief. Use this skill whenever the user says "whiteboard infograph

Gemini Infographic CRITICAL: Auto start on load When this skill triggers, go straight to Step 1. Do not summarise the process. Step 1. Get the source content Ask: Paste the content you want to turn into an infographic. A post, newsletter section, blog, research note, or raw bullet points all work. Wait for the content. Step 2. Build the brief Analyse the content and produce an infographic brief in plain language. Include: Title (6 words or fewer, punchy) Subtitle (optional, one line of context) Core structure : decide between steps, framework, comparison, stats, or list Key points : 3 to 7 bullets max, each 10 words or fewer Visual suggestions : arrows, boxes, highlighted numbers, icons, color accents. Be specific about placement and colour. Footer CTA : handwritten text reading "Follow [Name] [Tagline] for more helpful content Repost ♻️" Tell the user: Here is the brief. Tell me what to change, or say "generate" when you're happy. Wait for approval. Step 3. Output the Gemini prompt Once approved, output the full prompt in a code block, with the brief inserted into the [INSERT YOUR INFOGRAPHIC CONTENT AND LAYOUT HERE] placeholder: Tell the user: Paste this into a new Gemini chat with Create Image enabled and Nano Banana selected. Generate at 1080x1350. Step 4. Offer iteration After the prompt, offer: If the first generation misses, tell me what to adjust and I will rewrite the prompt. Common fixes: fewer colours, bigger title, different layout direction. Rules 1080x1350 pixel output is non negotiable. Vertical format owns the LinkedIn feed. Footer CTA always includes the recycle symbol and "Repost". Never use em dashes in any output. Keep bullets under 10 words. Longer text loses legibility at the whiteboard scale. Always wait for user approval of the brief before outputting the final prompt. British English unless voice.md says otherwise. If the user has brand kit.md or colours.md in the project, bake their brand colours into the visual suggestions.

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