Description

Transform a middle or high school science topic into a landscape educational infographic that clearly explains a single process. It is suitable for middle and high school physics, chemistry, biology, and geography topics such as volcanic eruptions, photosynthesis, Ohm's law, plate tectonics, and buoyancy principles. Even with a broad topic, it narrows down to a specific process suitable for a single-image explanation. You will receive a clear variable table outlining the subject and textbook unit, core objects, core questions, three-step mechanism, structural terms, and outputs or results, based on which a fixed-layout infographic is generated. The content strictly focuses on one topic, organized into three stages: start, transfer or transformation, and end, connecting abstract principles to observable structures, substances, and causal relationships. The output features a pure white background, realistic 3D cross-sections combined with flat annotations in a textbook-matching style, including a title area, main visual, small diagrams, and a bottom three-column layout, using orange-red as the sole accent color. It is suitable for classroom projection, textbook illustrations, learning materials, and science infographics. The text, step numbers, structural labels, and physical positions in the image undergo a completeness check. The layout skeleton is fixed, allowing you to generate new images simply by changing the topic or specified text.