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Black and White Flyer Wireframe Layout
The output is a clean monochrome layout sketch: thin gray outlines, a white page, and labeled boxes that keep the original spacing, hierarchy and subject placement. Decoration and photographic detail are stripped away, leaving only the structure.
- Model
- GPT Image 2
- Type
- 2 images
- Aspect ratio
- 1:1
- Shared
- 23 Apr 2026
- Likes on X
- 993
Heading labelButton label
Image prompt
1,080 charactersConvert the input image into a wireframe with a white background, monochrome, thin gray lines, and very light gray areas, strictly preserving the original information design (composition, cropping, visual flow, white space, element priority, positional relationships, size ratio, relationship between the main subject and auxiliary elements) and the subject category. Remove color, photographic appearance, texture, shadows, highlights, material expression, sense of reality, decoration, staging, and background atmosphere. Keep the main subject as a silhouette/outline/pose/orientation/proportion that allows its type to be identified. Furthermore, text elements should not be mere line blocks, but should be displayed as generic label texts such as "Heading (Large)", "Sub-copy", "Body", "Brand Name", "Product Name", "Price", "Annotation", "CTA Button", "Badge", etc., at the same hierarchy, position, and size as in the original image. Do not perform any theme substitution or reinterpretation into another genre. Please create a universal wireframe that works as an ad rough.
How to use it
Upload a flyer, poster or ad as the reference image, since the prompt rebuilds an existing layout rather than inventing one. Keep the wording about preserving composition, hierarchy and white space, because those instructions are what make the result usable as a rough. It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt, and the labels such as Heading (Large) or CTA Button are the parts to adjust if your team uses different names.
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