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Visual Instruction Guides: Steps & AI Prompts
Create an instruction card with a clear reading order, consistent objects and concise step labels. Fold Studio shows a four-step packing sequence.
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Bring the essentials
- Object
- Ordered actions
- Exact labels
Choose a visual direction and adapt the description before generating. Turn on optional design refinement if you want help with composition, colors or layout. Keep your facts and exact wording in the brief.
Write the sequence before designing
List the actions in their real order. Name the object and what changes at each step, and include warnings only when you can supply the correct wording. A good brief helps the image keep parts and actions consistent.
Check meaning as well as spelling
Review arrows, hand positions, part counts and step order. A polished diagram can still describe the wrong action. For complex or safety-critical procedures, use verified source instructions and a suitable technical review.
See the idea take shape
Explore the image. Open the prompt. Change the details that make it yours.
Four-step order packing guide
Original AI-generated example.
See the exact prompt
Create one polished 4:5 vertical visual instruction sheet for the fictional small brand FOLD STUDIO. This is a simple small-business operations manual, not an ad. Flat white background with dark ink lines and warm kraft-orange accents. Large clear header, four spacious numbered panels in a 2 by 2 grid, each with an easy-to-understand original isometric illustration of hands and a cardboard shipping box. Flow reads 01 then 02 then 03 then 04, with subtle arrows between panels. Exact text only: 'FOLD STUDIO', 'PACK AN ORDER', '01 WRAP', 'Protect the item with tissue.', '02 PLACE', 'Put the wrapped item in the box.', '03 SEAL', 'Close the box and tape the seam.', '04 LABEL', 'Attach the shipping label on top.', 'FINAL CHECK', 'Match the label to the order.' Draw the action in each panel accurately: wrapped item, placing it in an open box, taping the closed seam, attaching a blank nonfunctional label. No invented barcode, tracking number, safety certifications, statistics, watermark or mockup. Large readable step captions, visual instructional clarity, final flat artwork itself.
A few useful answers
Is this a full manual-writing tool?
It creates a visual instruction image from supplied content. It does not independently verify a procedure or replace technical documentation review.
Can I use fewer or more than four steps?
Yes. Supply the actual sequence; the example's step count is not a requirement.
