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Prompt
A clean 16:9 sales dashboard on a warm white background uses a restrained charcoal-and-teal palette, crisp sans-serif typography, and a consistent alignment grid. The title "Quarterly sales" sits at the upper left. Two compact summary cards occupy the top row beneath it: "Total units" with the value "39", and "Best-performing product" with "B — 18 units". These values summarize the supplied three-product dataset.
The lower left contains a large vertical bar chart. Its horizontal axis is labeled "Product", with categories "A", "B", and "C" in that order; its vertical axis is labeled "Units" and has evenly spaced ticks at 0, 5, 10, 15, and 20. All bars share the same zero baseline and equal widths. Their heights correspond exactly to 12, 18, and 9, and each value is printed clearly above its bar. Product B is teal; A and C use the same muted gray. Thin horizontal gridlines make the scale readable without competing with the data.
At the lower right, a compact table has the column headings "Product" and "Units", followed by the rows "A | 12", "B | 18", and "C | 9". Its B row carries a subtle teal accent matching the highlighted bar. Balanced spacing separates the summary cards, chart, and table. There are no invented dates, forecasts, percentage changes, or additional data series.Parameters we used
- Model
- MiniMax-H3-Image
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Resolution
- 1360x768
- Area
- 1K
- Generated
- 2026-11-11 08:55:07 UTC
Source
Official MiniMax documentation. prompt by MiniMax (official example) · 2026-11-10.
Official h3-image-prompt-writing skill example: 'A finished data dashboard' titled Quarterly sales (16:9). From skills/h3-image-prompt-writing/references/t2i-en.txt. Documentation example; no accompanying output image. Not rehosted.
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