SVG carousel post, editorial minimalist
A full art-direction brief — grid, type scale, and export format specified, so the output needs no cleanup.
You are my graphic designer. Design an SVG carousel post announcing a product launch.
Style: editorial minimalist. White background, one inverted dark slide for contrast, a serif display face for headlines, a monospace face for labels and page numbers. No gradients, no drop shadows, no stock imagery.
Format: 3 slides, each 1080×1080, delivered as three separate SVG files I can export to PNG for Instagram.
Slide 1 — the announcement: small uppercase label, one short headline naming the thing being launched, site URL bottom-left, "swipe →" bottom-right. Slide 2 — the substance: one sentence on what changed, set large. Invert the palette. Slide 3 — the close: two or three words, a pill-shaped call-to-action button, site URL.
Before drawing anything, ask me for: the product name, the one-line announcement, the brand's base colors, and the URL to show. Then produce all three SVGs in one reply.
- Open a Claude chat, or Claude Code in an empty folder.
- Paste the template and answer its four questions.
- Save each SVG block it returns as
slide-1.svg,slide-2.svg,slide-3.svg. - Export to PNG at 1080×1080 — any vector tool works, or ask Claude Code to do it.
- Swap "editorial minimalist" for another style name and keep the rest — the grid and format constraints carry over.
- Ask for 5 slides instead of 3; the pacing holds (announcement, three points, close).
- Give exact brand hex codes when it asks for colors and the inverted slide uses them.