1328 hand-tested AI prompts across image, video, and music — each with full context, variables, and a sample output. Content is authored in Traditional Chinese; the UI here is English.
Ideogram 3.0 creates front labels and packaging for food and handmade goods, rendering the brand name in Chinese and English side by side plus precise fine print for volume and ingredients — built for Taiwanese small-business food and craft brands.
Commemorative ticket stub design — works for music festivals, talks, exhibition physical tickets, and digital NFT ticket stubs. Combines a vintage ticket feel with modern text rendering.
Front packaging for food, skincare, and curated retail products — Ideogram renders product names, ingredients, and certification text on packaging 10x more reliably than other models.
Chinese-English bilingual restaurant menus — Ideogram can render both scripts together without garbling. Best suited for fine dining, curated cafés, and bars.
An annual event's logo series — a main logo paired with a subtitle (e.g., an 'LF26' main logo with a 'Chapter One' subtitle). Ideogram's handling of letterform relationships keeps the whole set visually consistent.
Outdoor billboards / subway ads / pop-up backdrops — text needs to stay readable from 10 meters away. A minimal composition with extra-large type is the only solution.
For exhibition, talk, and event posters, Ideogram 3.0 is far more stable than Midjourney: headline, subhead, and date/location all render cleanly across three tiers, and it handles the hierarchy on its own.
An Instagram carousel needs different text on all 10 slides but a consistent overall look, exactly where Midjourney is weakest. Ideogram unifies the headlines, body copy, and icons into one layout, ready to post as a 10-slide carousel.