【Execution Route | Must Not Appear on Screen】
If the image-generation tool can be invoked multiple times: concatenate the sharing rules with A–F separately, and execute six times; each time, generate only one independent 1000×1000 square image, resulting in six sub-images.
If single‑shot generation is permitted: use a 2:3 vertical canvas measuring 1200×2500, with approximately 30% at the top reserved for the product’s main visual integrated into the background, and arrange the remaining area into a 2‑column × 3‑row grid labeled A/B, C/D, and E/F. All six cards should be equal in size, with an aspect ratio close to 1:1. Do not use a 1:1 outer canvas, nor full‑width cards, cross‑column cards, merged cards, borders, frames, or white margins.
【Sharing Rules】
The provided product reference image serves as the sole basis for the product’s appearance, structure, color, quantity, accessories, and relative proportions. Product orientation: deep blue enameled cast iron pot, lid, and handle; uniform cooking, stewing, lid usage, cleaning, and kitchen applications. The product itself, along with any newly generated characters, animals, props, or text, must maintain natural proportions—stretching, flattening, or non‑uniform scaling is prohibited—and the background must extend fully across all four edges. Branding must uniformly follow the MOCKUP style; remove original branding, logos, watermarks, contact information, social media accounts, platform details, gibberish, and irrelevant content. Copywriting should be concise, clear, and credible, maintaining the language of the reference image, without adding unsubstantiated absolute claims or medical promises. A–F are merely control markers and must not appear on screen.
【A | Core Selling Point】
Highlight the product’s most important value and its complete main subject; keep the title short and clear.
【B | Structure and Material】
Showcase key structural elements, materials, or components through close-up shots or simple annotations, adhering to the product’s intended orientation.
【C | Real‑World Use】
Generate natural human/animal figures or everyday scenes to demonstrate realistic usage, ensuring proportions and actions appear believable.
【D | Details and Steps】
Use close-ups, step-by-step illustrations, or flowcharts to explain operations, textures, interfaces, storage solutions, or maintenance details.
【E | Lifestyle】
Depict how the product seamlessly integrates into daily life scenarios such as home, commuting, outdoor activities, travel, or work.
【F | Sets and Portability】
Accurately present the product, its accessories, quantities, and storage relationships; do not add any components absent from the reference image.
