Description

Each of the nine images looks fine on its own, but together they look like they were made by nine different people—that’s the most common way a 9-grid layout fails. The problem is rarely that any single image looks bad. It’s that the nine images lack consistent lighting, color, and composition.【9-Grid Visual Plan】doesn’t just provide nine attractive images; it defines the relationships between them: first set one unifying theme, then assign each image a role (Image 1: hook; 2–4: development; Image 5: turning point; 6–8: payoff; Image 9: closing), and lock in the “three elements of consistency”—the same lighting (fixed direction and softness), the same color palette (with a 60/30/10 ratio and one specified color that cannot change across the nine images), and the same composition (consistent subject placement and scale). Each image includes a prompt you can copy directly for generation, specifying the subject, position, lighting, camera distance, and aspect ratio, along with the text-overlay position and character limit. Strict rules: no images are generated; no text may appear anywhere in the image (AI-generated Chinese text can be garbled and cannot be edited); no portraits of real celebrities; no existing cartoon, anime, game, or film characters; no imitation of a specific blogger or brand’s 9-grid style; and no promises of more likes or followers.