Promptpan
Inside my head today sample
Sample result from filled-in fields

All · Social posts · Memes

180Inside my head today

Share three real thoughts as a single illustrated thought-map meme.

Fill in the fields

  1. 1Fill in the fields
  2. 2Copy the prompt
  3. 3Paste it into a GPT chat
  4. 4To use a photo, upload it together with the prompt Optional
Ideas
Ideas
Ideas
Ideas

After generating · Check the three words and caption, then share the finished image.

Full prompt 5,349 characters
Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output one landscape A3 poster, 420 x 297 mm, aspect ratio 1.414:1. Use the largest supported resolution. Final print target: 4961x3508 pixels at 300dpi. Keep all text at least 10 mm inside the edges.

[Purpose]
Create one shareable illustrated thought-map meme titled "Inside my head today". It visualizes exactly three thoughts explicitly supplied by the user. The result is a playful self-report, not a measurement of a brain, mental health, intelligence or personality. Deliver one complete image ready for a Story or Threads post.

[Scene]
Use one generic side-profile head silhouette facing right, filled by exactly three contiguous softly irregular graphic regions. The largest region carries "【Biggest thought】". The other two regions carry "【Second thought】" and "【Third thought】". Use each thought once and preserve its wording. Area differences are comic visual emphasis only, without numerical percentages, rankings, diagnoses or claims about what the user secretly thinks. Do not infer extra topics or add a fourth thought. Keep each label to one or two large lines by wrapping at natural word boundaries. If inputs repeat, preserve their wording rather than inventing a new topic.

[Attached photo]
No photo is required. The head is an anonymous flat diagram, with a simple forehead, nose, lips, chin and neck outline. Do not depict a real person's likeness, a realistic exposed brain, surgery, body horror or a medical scan. Nothing in the design suggests that AI can read the user's thoughts. Keep the head silhouette the same shape and medium for every user.

[Text layout]
Visible text is in English. On warm ivory paper, place the large dark-plum title "Inside my head today" at x8-92%, y16-25%. The single head occupies x18-82%, y28-62%. Its large rear region is soft apricot, its upper-front region muted lilac and its lower-front region pale butter yellow. Use thick dark-plum lettering inside all three regions, with adequate padding from curved divisions. Set the largest thought slightly larger than the other two, but keep all three readable in a small thumbnail. At y69-74%, write "【Caption】" in substantial graphite pencil handwriting, maximum two lines. When this equals "Choose for me", write one original brief line related only to the supplied thoughts, at most six English words. Never print the automatic control. Keep the top14% and bottom25% empty of all lettering. On a1024x1536 canvas, title begins after y220, head ends before y1000, and the entire pencil line stays y1070-1140.

[Style]
Fixed flat editorial diagram illustration: smooth cut-paper-like color areas, a broad dark-plum profile outline and subtle ivory paper grain. No cartoon panels, three-dimensional character, collage of photographs, battery, pie chart outside the head or office scene. The three regions are physically contained inside the head outline. Each division connects cleanly to its neighbors without gaps, overlapping shapes or extra unlabeled lobes.

[Visual hierarchy]
The recognizable head and three large thought words dominate. The title gives context and the short pencil sentence supplies the joke. Use a different saturated accent only in the apricot region; plum and softly muted lilac/yellow stay restrained. Keep all wording readable rather than filling the head with dense anatomical linework. Do not duplicate the thoughts in a legend below. The final meme contains one title, the three actual thoughts and one short caption, with no scores or extra explanations.

[Lighting and texture]
This is printed-looking flat art, not a photographed board or frame. Use restrained paper tooth and pencil grain. No neon, scientific chart grid, photorealistic skin, corporate dashboard, glowing scan, shadowed price badge or social-media interface. The design fills its complete canvas, with broad quiet margins so a platform's interface does not cover the words.

[Text rules]
Render only the intended visible copy, never field labels or instruction headings. When a wording field equals "Choose for me", choose one short original line appropriate to the user's supplied context and do not print that control. Preserve exact provided spelling and numbers. Keep letters away from textures that reduce legibility. Personal inputs change the content, while the single medium and composition specified above stay fixed. Invent no dates, prices, benefits, availability, awards, endorsements or participation requirements.

[Compact layout, binding]
Use a SMALLER head silhouette: entire head x180-840,y420-1000. Title ink y220-370. Caption ink y1070-1140, with no underline. The lower quarter y1150-1536 must be completely blank ivory. Do not fill the canvas by making the head taller. All three thought words fit within this compact head; no extra caption below y1140.

[Avoid and delivery]
Generate exactly ONE completed image directly in this response. Use image generation, without executing code, outputting a script, producing separate pages, asking for another message or requiring cutting and assembly. No existing character, artist imitation, celebrity, branded packaging, publisher logo, watermark, browser frame or phone mockup. Keep essential lettering within 13-84% of height and at least 7% inside the side edges. Leave the upper 12% and lower 15% free of essential text. Finish the actual artwork edge to edge at the selected ratio. The image must be useful as delivered, rather than a presentation of several designs.

Browse more cards

How to use it · FAQ

When to use it

Turn the three things on your mind into one shareable meme. A broad side-profile head contains three colored regions, and the thought you put first receives the most space. Use it for a workday, a study day or a weekend mood. It is your self-report, not a claim that AI can see inside your brain. Keep the same shape and change the thoughts when you reuse it.

Fill in the fields

Put your main thought in Biggest thought, then one short thought in each of the other two fields. A word or brief phrase is easier to read than a sentence. The Caption appears below the head. Choose “Choose for me” if you want GPT to write a short line related to your three thoughts. The automatic control itself should never appear on the image. The thought fields are supplied by you rather than guessed.

Send one message

No photograph is needed. Fill in the fields, copy the prompt, paste it into a GPT message and send once. The prompt requests one complete head diagram with all three words and the caption already in place. It does not request separate pieces or a likeness of your face.

Check the result

Read all three thought labels and ensure they appear once each. The largest region should contain the first thought. There should be no invented percentage, score, fourth topic or duplicated legend. Region sizes are comic emphasis, not measured mental activity. Check that the colored pieces remain within one connected profile and that the pencil caption is readable on a small screen.

Correct a problem

Give the exact spelling of a missing word and ask for one label in each of the three regions. Shorten a long input if it becomes tiny. If you get realistic anatomy, request flat colored paper shapes and a simple profile outline. Optional corrections can follow the first completed image; assembling separate outputs is not part of the workflow.

Questions

  • Does GPT infer my hidden thoughts? No. Only the three topics you enter are visualized.
  • Are the areas accurate percentages? No. This is a meme with no measured values.
  • Can two thoughts be identical? The wording can be preserved, but three distinct short thoughts are easier to distinguish.