Nano Banana Pro

Medical Infographic Poster for Drug Information (bento Grid Style)

A comprehensive JSON-formatted prompt for Nano Banana Pro designed to generate a professional, humanized, and easy-to-read medical infographic poster for a drug (specifically Semaglutide is used as the default example). The style utilizes a

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{
"image_analysis": {
"subject": "{argument name="drug name" default="Semaglutide"} Science Infographic, 9:16",
"style": "Modular Bento Grid Design / Minimalist Medical UI Design / Approachable Feel",
"tone": "Professional, Clinical, Rigorous, Scientific, Trustworthy, Humanized, Easy-to-read",
"primary_colors": ["Clinical White", "Medical Blue", "Slate Grey", "Mint Green"]
},
"prompt_elements": {
"subject_description": "A high-quality science infographic poster about [Drug Name], designed to combine professional rigor with humanized care.",
"layout": "Bento box style modular grid layout, clean medical UI/UX interface design, divided into clear rectangular cards with soft edges, providing a comfortable visual experience.",
"visual_details": [
"Top header with a striking modern sans-serif font title 'Drug Chinese Name' and its chemical/generic name. A gentle medical icon (like a heart or green leaf) can be added next to the title.",
"Center top features a hyper-realistic macro photograph of the [Drug Dosage Form/Packaging] (e.g., tablet, capsule, or vial), with soft lighting, appearing safe and reliable.",
"In the corner, a minimalist line drawing of the [Chemical Structure], with smooth lines, not overly obtrusive.",
"Part 1: Analysis of active ingredients and pharmacological action with ring charts and bar charts, data visualization using gentle medical blue and mint green colors, charts designed to be simple and intuitive.",
"Part 2: Indications with minimalist line icons, icons designed to be friendly, avoiding overly clinical or cold symbols.",
"Part 3: Dosage and administration matrix with minimalist line icons ([Oral/Injection], [Frequency], [Dose]), simple text descriptions can be added next to the icons, such as 'One tablet daily, easy to take'.",
"Part 4: Pharmacokinetics or onset time axis with linear charts, smooth lines, clearly marked time points, instilling confidence based on scientific evidence.",
"Part 5: Precautions grid with simple warning icons ([Drug Interactions], [Contraindications], [Side Effects]), icons should gently remind rather than cause panic, text descriptions should be concise and highlight key points.",
"Part 6: Applicable population profile icons (e.g., suitability markers for elderly, children, pregnant women), icons designed to be warm, reflecting care for different groups.",
"Part 7: Drug storage guidelines with thermometer and humidity icons, icons designed to be simple and clear, text descriptions easy to understand."
],
"art_style": "Minimalist scientific visualization design, combining detailed medical illustrations with product photography, flat medical icons, Swiss style typography, focusing on readability and approachability.",
"lighting": "Bright laboratory shadowless lighting, clean and transparent, emphasizing sterility and clarity, while the light is soft and not harsh.",
"color_palette": "Monochromatic clinical white or light gray background, translucent frosted glass cards, dark gray and navy blue text, accented with medical blue or cyan to highlight key points, the overall color scheme gives a fresh, comfortable feeling."
},
"negative_prompt": "Clutter, warm tones (except for gentle accents), retro style, handwriting, low resolution, blur, distorted text, noise, dark background, unsanitary, oversaturated, watermark, food texture, overly cold clinical feel, panic-inducing warning icons"
}

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0xwolverine · Awesome Nano Banana Pro Prompts

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