xiaoxiaodong × P022 Grid
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xiaoxiaodong × P022 Grid
Created by xiaoxiaodong
Description
Create XXD Panel 022 grid artwork from a single image or a batch in an image folder, using the bundled original style brief as the sole aesthetic reference. Supports one or more top/bottom, left/right, design-only, and four-device wallpaper outputs; multiple aspect ratios or exact dimensions; prompt-generated, user-specified, or text-free typography; and inline parameters. Use when the user invokes xxd-panel-022 or requests the exact Panel 022 style.
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Why we love this skill
Uses the original creative brief as the sole aesthetic authority, with multiple output formats and independent generation and review for consistent, usable PNGs.
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Best for
For creators who want to turn photos into posters, designs, or multi-device wallpapers with a consistent visual style.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide one image or an image folder, and specify the output layout, dimensions, text language, or whether text is needed.
Run the Skill
Transform the source image into the selected composition or device wallpaper using the specified XXD Panel 022 style.
Review your result
Return one or more finished PNGs, generated separately according to the selected dimensions and layout.
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