Selected and Labelled
A lit portrait on black, giant ghost letters behind them, a designer's selection box drawn across their shoulders and two neon callouts pointing at what matters. Five fields.
Two runs of the same template. A designer under a lime selection box beside a luthier under a coral one, capsules pointing at her hands and a half-built violin — same eight handles, same cropped ghost letters.
Generated from this template with the fields shown above — the selection box carries all eight lime handles at the corners and edge midpoints, the two capsules trail curved arrows to genuinely different targets (the head and the stylus hand), and the ghost letters stay cropped so no whole word resolves. Run-to-run quirks: the spotlight reads softer than described, and the box can sit lower than the head-and-shoulders framing asks. The single accent, the tool-accurate box and the black ground hold every time.
Generated for this library
Input
Person a motion designer in a soft grey knit, short dark
hair, thin-framed glasses, chin lifted, looking up and
off to one side
Ghosts MOTION and UI, enormous, dark grey, cropped
Labels head: Designs by describing it · hand with stylus:
Ships the code too
Footer VIBARY / 2026
Accent fluorescent lime
Returned 1 poster · 3:2 · near-black · one neon
ground deep black with a fine dot texture, giant dark-grey
letters behind the figure, cut off by the frame so no
whole word resolves
figure half-length, centred, chin lifted, realistic skin and
knit, edges crisp, about sixty percent of the frame
select a thin white rectangle across the head and shoulders
with eight solid lime handles at its corners and edge
midpoints
labels two lime capsules with dark type, each trailing a lime
curved arrow - one to the head, one to the stylus hand
light a soft circular spotlight from directly above, bright
at the crown falling into dark at the edges
footer a hairline across the base, VIBARY left,
2026 right, both small and whiteYou fill in 5 fields — the braced lines at the top. Everything below them is fixed.
- 1The person
- 2The ghost letters
- 3The two labels
- 4The footer
- 5The accent
Selected and Labelled
Produce ONE image: a dark portrait poster with a selection box and neon callouts. Follow every line below. Replace only the FIELDS block; everything after it is fixed.
First — do you have the fields?
If any field below still has braces around it, stop and ask. Put all the questions in one short message, and show the example under each one so they can see the shape of a useful answer. Wait for the replies, then draw. Never fill a brace yourself: a value you invented is a value nobody asked for, and it will look exactly as considered as the ones they did give you.
Ask in whatever language they are writing to you in. Translate the questions and the examples; do not make someone read English to tell you what they want.
The examples are only examples. If someone answers a question, use their answer; never fall back to the example because you prefer it.
If the fields are already filled in, ignore this and carry on.
Fields — replace these five lines only
- The person: {their clothing, hair, eyeline and manner} e.g. a motion designer in a soft grey knit, short dark hair, thin- framed glasses, chin lifted slightly, looking up and off to one side, calm and focused
- The ghost letters: {two short words to sit behind them} e.g. MOTION and UI, enormous, dark grey, cropped by the frame
- The two labels: {what each points at, and what it says} e.g. one pointing at the head reading Designs by describing it · one pointing at the hand holding a stylus reading Ships the code too
- The footer: {a name on the left, a year on the right} e.g. left: VIBARY — right: 2026
- The accent: {one fluorescent colour} e.g. fluorescent lime
The frame
- Landscape 3:2, the figure centred.
- Background: deep black with a fine, subtle dot texture.
- Enormous bold sans capitals sit behind the figure in semi-transparent dark grey — very large, uniform in weight and size, and deliberately cropped by the frame so only parts of the letters show. No complete word may ever resolve. They are a background mass, not a headline.
The person
- Half-length portrait, centred, occupying about sixty percent of the frame.
- Head tilted slightly up, gaze directed up and off to one side.
- Photorealistic: real skin, real fabric, crisp edges, fine light modelling.
The selection box
This is the poster's whole idea:
- A rectangle drawn in thin white line, exactly as a design tool draws a selection, spanning the figure's head and shoulders.
- Eight solid square handles in the accent colour: one at each corner and one at the midpoint of each side. All the same size.
- The lines are clean and precise. No glow, no blur, no perspective.
The two labels
- Two rounded capsule tags in the accent colour, with dark type inside, set centred.
- Each trails a smooth curved arrow in the same accent colour pointing at a specific part of the person — the head, a hand, a tool being held.
- Both capsules share the same corner radius and the same type size.
The light
- A circular spotlight from directly overhead, landing on the crown of the head.
- It falls off softly toward the edges of the frame — bright at the centre, dark at the borders, like a stage light.
The footer
- A full-width hairline rule across the bottom of the frame.
- Small white sans on the left carrying the name; small white sans on the right carrying the year. Same size, aligned to the same baseline.
Colour
- Deep black and grey for the ground and the ghost letters, one fluorescent accent for the handles, capsules and arrows, and the person's own natural colours.
- The accent appears nowhere else.
Every part must
- ✓ keep the figure realistic and sharply lit
- ✓ keep the ghost letters cropped and incomplete
- ✓ draw the selection box as a real tool would — thin line, eight handles
- ✓ point each label at a different part of the person
- ✓ hold the accent to one colour
Never
- ✕ a light background, or a background scene
- ✕ complete words in the ghost letters
- ✕ a glowing, blurred or perspective selection box
- ✕ both labels aimed at the same place
- ✕ a second accent colour
- ✕ text beyond the ghost letters, the two labels and the footer
The result
A poster that borrows one gesture from the software everyone in the room uses: a person framed by a selection box, two things about them called out in neon, and their name at the bottom of an otherwise black page.
The whole template, in one piece. The steps below are the entire workflow.
How to use it
- Copy the whole template with the button above.
- Replace the five FIELDS lines. Pick label targets that say something — a hand holding a tool beats a shoulder.
- Paste it into any image-capable agent or model, in one message. One run returns the poster.
- Run it per person with the same accent and the same ghost letters, and a whole team reads as one studio.
What you swap
- The person
- a motion designer in a soft grey knit, short dark hair, thin-framed glasses, chin lifted slightly, looking up and off to one side, calm and focused
- The ghost letters
- MOTION and UI, enormous, dark grey, cropped by the frame
- The two labels
- one pointing at the head reading Designs by describing it · one pointing at the hand holding a stylus reading Ships the code too
- The footer
- left: VIBARY — right: 2026
- The accent
- fluorescent lime
Before it runs
- A person described precisely — clothing, hair, eyeline, expression. A job title alone renders as a stock headshot.
- Two labels that point at genuinely different parts. Both aimed at the face wastes the mechanism.
- One neon accent. It carries the handles, both labels and both arrows, and a second colour breaks the tool metaphor.
When to reach for it
Portfolio covers and profile posters for people whose work is on a screen. The selection box says 'this person is being worked on', which lands with anyone who has ever used the tool.
What changes
- A finished 3:2 poster: a realistic half-length portrait centred on near-black with a fine dot texture behind.
- Enormous semi-transparent grey letters sit behind the figure, deliberately cropped so no full word ever reads.
- A white selection rectangle with eight bright handle squares frames the head and shoulders, exactly as a design tool would draw it.
- Two neon capsule labels point at specific parts of the person with curved arrows, naming what each one is.
- A top spotlight and a bottom hairline with name and year close the frame at both ends.
Pairs with
- Cut From the PictureThree stacked words knocked out of a photograph, filled with the picture's own colour, above the strip of image they were cut from. Three fields.
- Every Letter a ThingOne word where no two letters are made of the same stuff — one is glass, one is a shell, one is a fish — floating over a road that runs to the horizon. Five fields.
- Four Cards, One PersonOne person sits in a bare studio while four frosted-glass cards hover around them — intro, skills, contact, link — with their title set enormous behind their shoulders. Six fields.