# 3D Map Explorer — AI Image Generation Prompts Ready-to-paste prompts for **nano banana pro**, Midjourney, DALL·E 3, Stable Diffusion XL/3, or any modern image model. These produce the visual assets referenced across the promo site, slide deck, and social campaign. > **How to use:** Copy the prompt block, paste into your image tool, and iterate. Each > prompt includes the *concept*, *style*, *aspect ratio*, and *notes*. Negative prompts > (where useful) are included for SD-family models. --- ## Shared style anchors (the "Geospatial Intelligence" look) Keep these consistent across all assets so the campaign feels cohesive: - **Palette:** space-navy `#0A1628`, cyan/teal accent, earth-green, amber warmth, dark canvas with luminous data glow. - **Mood:** premium, technical, trustworthy, slightly cinematic. Think "intelligence platform / mission control," not "stock-photo office." - **Motifs:** latitude/longitude graticule grids, glowing globe, glassy HUD panels, subtle scanlines, monospace data overlays. - **Typography in-image:** avoid baked-in text where possible (add real text in post). If the model adds text, prefer regenerating. - **Brand mark:** a stylized glowing globe (see `../assets/img/favicon.svg` and `../assets/img/EarthPng.png` for reference). **Universal negative prompt (SD-family):** `text, watermark, logo, signature, blurry, lowres, deformed, extra fingers, bad anatomy, oversaturated, cluttered, cartoon, anime, 3d render plastic skin` --- ## 1. Hero Globe Composition **Use:** site hero, deck title slide, launch announcement (Post #1, #14). > A dramatic, photorealistic dark-space scene: a luminous Earth globe floating in deep > navy-black space, glowing cyan-teal latitude and longitude grid lines wrapping its > surface, soft green and amber data-points of light dotting the continents like glowing > nodes. Subtle holographic HUD panels and faint monospace data readouts hover at the > edges. Cinematic rim lighting, premium tech aesthetic, volumetric glow, high detail, > 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 16:9 (hero/banner) or 1:1 (social). - **Notes:** This is the signature image — generate 3–4 variants and pick the cleanest. Leave negative space on one side for headline overlay. --- ## 2. 3D City Model Editing **Use:** 3D GPKG Editor page, deep-dive post (#3, #12). > A sleek futuristic 3D city model on a dark interface, semi-transparent glass-and-steel > skyscrapers rendered in a GIS scene view, one building highlighted with a glowing cyan > selection outline and vertical axis indicators showing its height (Z value), small > glowing editable vertex handles at its corners. A subtle wireframe terrain grid beneath. > Cool navy background, cyan and amber accent lighting, depth of field, premium software > UI aesthetic, ultra-detailed, 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 16:9. - **Notes:** Emphasize the *editability* and the *vertical/Z dimension* — that's the product story. --- ## 3. Desktop-as-Server Network Topology **Use:** local-server page, problem post (#2, #4). > A clean isometric technical illustration: a single modern Windows desktop workstation at > the center, glowing cyan, radiating luminous connection lines outward to multiple laptops > and tablets arranged around it on a local network. Each connection pulses with flowing > data particles in green and amber. Dark navy background with a faint graticule grid floor. > Minimal, premium, infographic style, soft shadows, 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 16:9 or 4:3. - **Notes:** Communicates "one desktop serves the whole team." Keep it uncluttered. --- ## 4. Air-Gapped Command Center **Use:** air-gapped/secure posts (#4, #5, #10). > A dimly lit tactical command center at night: a large central glowing map display > showing a 3D terrain with cities and topography, surrounded by smaller monitors with > data feeds and position markers. Cool cyan and green glow, deep shadows, a subtle > lock/shield icon motif integrated into the UI, sense of secure isolated operations. > Cinematic, photorealistic, volumetric haze, 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 16:9. - **Notes:** Convey security + offline + operational. No people needed (keeps it brand-neutral). --- ## 5. Point Cloud / LiDAR Visualization **Use:** 3D visualization page, format post (#6). > A dense, colorful 3D LiDAR point cloud of an urban landscape, millions of tiny glowing > points forming buildings, trees, and terrain, color-graded by elevation from deep blue > (ground) through cyan, green, and amber (highest points). Floating in a dark navy void > with a subtle grid floor. Technical, precise, mesmerizing, high detail, 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 16:9. - **Notes:** The rainbow-by-elevation coloring also doubles as a visual metaphor for Z values. --- ## 6. Gaussian Splat Scene **Use:** 3D visualization page. > A photorealistic 3D scene reconstructed via Gaussian splatting: a real-world street or > landmark rendered as a soft, slightly dreamy cloud of colored splats with photographic > detail, viewed in a dark UI viewport with subtle camera-framing overlays and a faint > coordinate grid. Premium 3D-software aesthetic, cinematic, 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 16:9. - **Notes:** Aim for the characteristic soft-yet-detailed splat look. --- ## 7. Underground Utilities / Pipeline **Use:** real-world applications, urban/utilities post (#12). > A cutaway cross-section view beneath a city street: glowing cyan underground pipes, > cables, and conduits running at different depths below the road surface, with a > semi-transparent layer of buildings above ground. Depth indicators and faint Z-axis > measurements. Dark navy background, luminous utility lines in cyan, green, amber, clean > infographic-technical style, 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 16:9. - **Notes:** Reinforces the "true 3D / underground" editing story. --- ## 8. Emergency Response Scene **Use:** use-case post (#8, #13). > An aerial dusk view of a disaster-response operation: a live map interface overlay on a > flood/fire-affected area with glowing position markers for responder units, routing > lines, and real-time data callouts. Warm amber alert accents against a cool navy map, > sense of urgency and coordination, cinematic, high detail, 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 16:9. - **Notes:** Keep it dignified — operational, not sensational. --- ## 9. Defense / Tactical Operations **Use:** defense/intel post (#10). > A secure tactical operations display: a dark, sophisticated map of a region with > classified-looking overlays, unit position markers, perimeter zones, and intelligence > fusion indicators. Glowing cyan and amber on deep navy, subtle shield/lock motifs, > mission-control atmosphere, photorealistic UI, 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 16:9. - **Notes:** Avoid any identifiable real-world military insignia — keep it abstract/product. --- ## 10. Architecture Diagram **Use:** tech-stack post (#11), deck tech-stack slide. > A clean, modern software architecture diagram on a dark navy background: layered > horizontal bands representing a stack — "WPF Desktop Host (.NET 10)" at top, then > "In-process Kestrel Server", then "ArcGIS JS SDK 5.1 / iTowns / Spark / Three.js" > rendering layer, then "NetTopologySuite · DuckDB · SpatiaLite · GDAL" data core — > connected by glowing cyan flow lines. Minimal, premium, isometric-ish, infographic > style, 8k. Use abstract blocks and icons, minimal text. - **Aspect:** 16:9. - **Notes:** If the model garbles the text, regenerate with "no text" and add labels in Figma/Canva afterward (recommended for crispness). --- ## 11. ROI Infographic **Use:** ROI/pricing page, business-case post (#9). > A premium dark-themed infographic illustration: two contrasting bar graphs — a tall red > "traditional GIS server cost" bar versus a short glowing cyan-green "3D Map Explorer" > bar — with an upward savings arrow between them. Surrounded by subtle icons for hardware, > licenses, cloud, and time. Navy background, cyan/amber accents, clean modern data-viz > style, soft glow, 8k. Minimal text, prefer icons. - **Aspect:** 1:1 or 4:3. - **Notes:** Generate without numbers; overlay real (validated) figures in post. --- ## 12. Brand Treatment / Abstract Globe Mark **Use:** social profile art, email headers, deck closing slide. > An abstract, minimalist brand illustration: a single glowing teal-to-green gradient > globe formed from thin luminous meridian and parallel lines, centered on a deep navy > background with a soft radial glow and faint graticule texture. Elegant, modern, > scalable, tech-premium, 8k. No text. - **Aspect:** 1:1 (square) and generate a 16:9 banner version. - **Notes:** Should feel like a logo-adjacent hero mark — clean enough to sit beside the wordmark. --- ## Bonus — Infographic & data-viz variants These are tailored for charts/diagrams rather than scenes. Prefer generating *without* text/numbers, then compositing real data in Figma, Canva, or PowerPoint. ### A. "Desktop vs. Server" comparison infographic > Minimalist side-by-side comparison infographic, dark navy theme: left side a tangled > pile of servers, cables, and license icons in muted red; right side a single clean > glowing desktop in cyan-green. A bold arrow and "savings" motif between them. > Flat premium infographic style, generous negative space. No text. ### B. "Six Pillars" hex/grid infographic > A 2x3 grid of six glowing hexagonal icons on a navy background, each containing an > abstract symbol (a 3D cube, a server, an eye, a chart, a satellite dish, stacked data > layers), connected by faint cyan lines to a central globe. Modern tech infographic, > consistent line-icon style. No text. ### C. "Data formats" constellation > A dark navy scene where dozens of small glowing file-format tiles (abstract document > shapes) orbit and connect to a central luminous globe, representing universal format > support. Cyan-green data flow lines, premium tech aesthetic. No text. ### D. Timeline / roadmap graphic > A horizontal glowing timeline on a dark navy background, with luminous milestone nodes > progressing left to right, each a soft cyan dot with an abstract icon. Clean, premium, > forward-looking. No text. --- ## Tips for nano banana pro specifically - **Start with the "Hero Globe Composition" (#1)** to lock the visual identity, then reuse its style tokens (palette, glow, grid) across the rest for consistency. - **Iterate in batches:** generate 4 variants per prompt, keep the strongest. - **Upscale winners** to 2x–4x for hero/banner use. - **Remove baked-in text** by adding "no text, no words, no letters" to the prompt — then add crisp real text in a design tool. - **Keep a style-reference image** (your best globe render) and feed it as an image prompt / style reference where the tool supports it, to unify the set. --- ## Asset inventory checklist Generate and drop finished assets into `../assets/img/generated/` (create the folder), then reference them from the site/deck: - [ ] hero-globe-16x9.jpg (Prompt 1) - [ ] hero-globe-1x1.jpg (Prompt 1, square) - [ ] 3d-city-editing.jpg (Prompt 2) - [ ] desktop-as-server.jpg (Prompt 3) - [ ] air-gapped-command.jpg (Prompt 4) - [ ] pointcloud-lidar.jpg (Prompt 5) - [ ] gaussian-splat.jpg (Prompt 6) - [ ] underground-utilities.jpg (Prompt 7) - [ ] emergency-response.jpg (Prompt 8) - [ ] defense-tactical.jpg (Prompt 9) - [ ] architecture-diagram.jpg (Prompt 10) - [ ] roi-infographic.jpg (Prompt 11) - [ ] brand-globe-1x1.jpg + banner (Prompt 12) - [ ] comparison / pillars / formats / timeline infographics (Bonus A–D)