What this prompt does
This prompt produces a complete set of Stable Diffusion prompts for a branded social media visual kit. You supply [brand_name], [industry], [visual_style], [color_palette], and [photo_style], and it generates prompts for Instagram feed posts, stories, LinkedIn, Twitter/X headers, YouTube thumbnails, and an extra platform — all sharing one consistent look.
The structure is built around brand consistency. Every asset prompt includes your [color_palette] and [visual_style], and the kit defines a reusable base-prompt snippet to append to every generation plus a shared negative prompt (no text, no watermark, no stock-photo feel). It sets generation parameters through [cfg_scale], [steps], and [sampler], recommends a model via [recommended_model], and explains a seed strategy and ControlNet usage so batches stay layout-consistent. That base-prompt-plus-seed discipline is what stops ten posts from looking like ten different designers made them.
When to use it
- When you need an on-brand social graphics kit across multiple platforms quickly.
- Launching a product and you want consistent visuals for posts, stories, banners, and thumbnails.
- When your social graphics drift in style and you want a locked base prompt to anchor them.
- To get platform-correct dimensions and a content-calendar template in one pass.
- When you want a post-processing workflow for upscaling and brand-accurate color grading.
Example output
You get Stable Diffusion prompts grouped by asset: Instagram feed templates (quote card, product showcase, behind-the-scenes), stories, LinkedIn posts, a Twitter/X header, a YouTube thumbnail, and an extra-platform set — each at the correct dimensions with --cfg, --steps, and --sampler values. Then a style-consistency system (base prompt snippet, shared negative prompt, model and ControlNet guidance, seed strategy), a post-processing workflow for upscaling and color grading, and a weekly content-calendar plan mapping templates to content types.
Pro tips
- Put exact hex codes in
[color_palette]; the base-prompt snippet repeats them on every asset, so precise colors keep the kit cohesive. - Lock a seed strategy and reuse the base prompt across assets — that's the single biggest factor in making every post look like the same brand.
- Match
[recommended_model]to your[visual_style]: a photorealistic checkpoint and a stylized one produce very different kits. - Tune
[cfg_scale]and[steps]together; higher CFG follows the prompt more tightly, more steps add detail at the cost of generation time. - Always keep the shared negative prompt — Stable Diffusion mangles text, so generate clean backgrounds and add copy and logos later in Figma or Canva.
- Use
[additional_platform]to cover a launch-specific need, like Product Hunt gallery images, in the same kit.
