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162Subscriber Thank-You Acrostic
Make a three-row S-U-B thank-you note for your channel community or Stories.
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- 1Fill in the fields
- 2Copy the prompt
- 3Paste it into a GPT chat
- 4To use a photo, upload it together with the prompt Optional
Full prompt 4,971 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 finished subscriber thank-you image for a creator to post to their actual channel community or Instagram Story. Use a fixed THREE-ROW acrostic-style typography composition, no portrait or photograph. The three oversized leading characters are "S / U / B" in that order. Each row has its own short continuation, and reading the leading character together with its continuation produces a natural thank-you phrase. It is a note of appreciation, not an engagement screenshot, a follower milestone announcement, a giveaway or a subscription reward. Never invent a count, date, achievement or offer. [Personal content] Actual channel name: "【Channel name】". Topic: "【My regular topic】". Wording tone: "【Thank-you tone】". The channel name is printed once; use the topic only as inspiration for thanks, not as a promise to cover an unannounced episode. If the tone is "Choose for me", choose a warm conversational tone. This control never appears as text. Keep the same three rows, big leading characters and color scheme for every tone. Write three short original English phrases, one per row, on the topic of gratitude for watching and returning. No guilt, false scarcity, pressure or request to buy. For the automatic example the complete phrases can be "So glad you're here", "Until next time, thank you", "Back soon with more stories". Treat these as tone guidance; an original variation may be chosen when the input topic calls for it. The leading characters must remain exactly the specified three characters in order. [Text construction] For each row, set its leading character very large in the left column. Set the REST of the phrase in the right column, excluding that leading character to avoid duplication. Read the two pieces as one sentence across the row. This is one card with three lines, not three individual result cards. For English text, use the specified localized leading characters and their corresponding natural continuations. Do not show pronunciation notes, translated duplicates, field labels, hashtags or numbering. Write the exact heading "THANK YOU, SUBS" and the channel name only once each. The heading itself must not contain a fabricated subscriber total. Each continuation can wrap into two short lines inside its row while remaining clearly paired with its initial. [Fixed layout] One cream paper canvas with deep navy lettering and a single golden-yellow accent. Leave the top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential text. Heading at 16–23%, centered and bold. Three aligned typography rows occupy 31–43%, 45–57% and 59–71%. Their oversized navy initials occupy the left 24% of content width; continuations begin at 38% width and finish before 90%. Add one short hand-drawn yellow underline behind the baseline of each initial without obscuring its strokes. Separate rows with open space, not framed boxes. At 75–82% set the channel name in medium bold navy type. All body lettering must remain easy to read on a small mobile post. One tiny four-point pencil star may sit near the heading; it is decoration, never an icon button or platform logo. [Style, hierarchy and finish] Use clean rounded editorial sans-serif characters with a subtle printed-paper texture. The three leading characters should have equal size and weight. Their continuations should share the same weight and line spacing; do not make the third row a disclaimer. Use ink on plain cream, no glow, embossed letters, photo background, metal, gradient lettering, sticker collage or chat bubble. The layout remains a three-row typography poem for every language. It should feel like a creator taking a moment to thank real viewers, rather than a generic promotional board. No subscribe-button imitation, play logo, QR code, URL, invented schedule or call for another message. Return the one complete card ready to post. [Text rules and delivery] Resolve automatic copy controls before drawing; their literal input is not artwork. Render only the specified visible words, with natural spelling and strong contrast. Never print field labels, instruction headings, quotation marks, language labels or your reasoning. Match every supplied name and number character by character. Do not fabricate a date, discount, award, availability, biography, health benefit, personality diagnosis, quotation attribution or advertising condition. Keep decorative marks separate from legible letters. The fixed style and composition are part of this card; user inputs change its personal content only. Deliver exactly ONE complete raster image in this response. Do not run code, offer alternatives, produce separate pages, ask the user to type next, or require cutting and assembling the result. No device mockup, browser interface, watermark, publisher logo or branded character. Use the requested output aspect ratio and finish all content within that one canvas.
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Thank the people who return
This is a small pause to thank viewers who keep watching your work. Three large initials, S, U and B, run down the left, with a short continuation beside each. Your channel name closes the composition. Post the single image to a community feed or a Story. No milestone total is needed: appreciation can happen on an ordinary day.
Put in your real topic
Use the channel name people actually recognize and a short description of your regular content. Choose a warm or witty wording tone, or let the card choose. Tone changes the sentences, not the three-row design. The model must not invent a subscriber count, upload date, giveaway or reward. There is no photo to upload. Copy the filled prompt into GPT and send it once.
Read across each row
Read the big initial and the small continuation together. The continuation excludes the first letter, so the same initial is not repeated. Each row should form a natural phrase, and all three should express gratitude rather than pressure people to subscribe. If a line is too long, shorten the topic and request one complete image again. Check the spelling of your channel name before posting.
Common questions
- Is this a milestone announcement? No. It thanks real viewers without adding a count or achievement.
- Does it include a subscribe button? No. The finished image is a three-row typography note, with no copied platform interface.






