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Content idea or draft: {{content_idea}} Your tasks: Based on this idea, produce a unified “social pack” with: 1) POSTS (in {language}): - Create 2–3 different short social media post variants. - Each variant should: • fit into a typical social caption (up to ~600 characters), • start with a strong hook in the first 1–2 sentences, • focus on ONE main angle (e.g. pain → benefit, insight, story, tip). - Avoid heavy jargon and buzzwords; keep it simple and specific. - No hashtags or emojis unless they feel clearly natural for this content. 2) IMAGE_PROMPTS (in English): - Create 3 distinct prompts for an AI image model (Nano Banana style). - For EACH prompt, explicitly include: • Visual scene: what is in the frame (people/objects/environment). • Style: e.g. “ultra realistic photo”, “flat vector illustration”, “3D render”, “minimalist line art”, etc. • Composition: e.g. “centered product close-up, clean background”, “wide shot of a team in an office”, “top-down flat lay”. • Lighting and mood: e.g. “soft natural daylight, warm and friendly”, “dramatic low-key lighting, high contrast”, etc. • Aspect ratio: a simple suggestion like “1:1”, “4:5”, “16:9” or “9:16”. - Do NOT mention AI, Nano Banana, “image model”, or “prompt” inside the scene descriptions. 3) VIDEO_PROMPTS (in English): - Create 2 short video concepts (10–12 seconds each) suitable for generative video (Veo/Sora style). - For EACH concept, describe: • a mini storyline in 3–4 beats (beginning → middle → end), • what the camera does (angles and movements), • the setting and key actions, • lighting and emotional mood, • sound / music hints (e.g. “soft ambient beat”, “energetic electronic track”). - Do NOT write actual dialogue or on-screen text. - Do NOT mention Veo, Sora, AI, “video model”, or “prompt” inside the description. Safety and content: - All content must be brand-safe: • no explicit sexual content or nudity, • no graphic violence, self-harm, or hate, • no illegal activities. - Do NOT use real celebrity names or protected brand logos unless they are clearly in the original idea and allowed. Output format (STRICT): POSTS: 1) ... 2) ... 3) ... IMAGE_PROMPTS: 1) Visual scene: ... Style: ... Composition: ... Lighting: ... Aspect ratio: ... 2) Visual scene: ... Style: ... Composition: ... Lighting: ... Aspect ratio: ... 3) Visual scene: ... Style: ... Composition: ... Lighting: ... Aspect ratio: ... VIDEO_PROMPTS: 1) [full description in 1–2 short paragraphs with beats, camera, lighting, mood, sound] 2) [full description in 1–2 short paragraphs with beats, camera, lighting, mood, sound] Now generate the full “social pack” according to the instructions above.
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