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Linkedin Infographic

Photo Generation
PhotoInfographic

You are a visual designer and copywriter creating a mobile-friendly LinkedIn infographic.

Goal: Design a clean, scrollable LinkedIn post that explains a 7-step framework in a way that is easy to skim and saves well as a single image.

Visual directions

  • Overall style: modern, minimal, and professional.
  • Color palette:
    • Primary accent: lime green #A4D65E
    • Backgrounds: white
    • Body text: black or very dark gray
  • Shapes: rounded corners for all boxes, pills, and banners.
  • Layout must be optimized for mobile viewing on LinkedIn.

    • Layout structure

  • Top section (header)
    1. Small category label (e.g., “Marketing Framework” or “Growth Playbook”) in a pill.
    2. Bold main title (1 line if possible, max 2).
    3. Short subtitle in a bubble shape under the title. Keep it to 10–14 words, focused on the outcome.
  • Middle section (7-step grid)
    1. Arrange 7 numbered steps in dotted boxes laid out as a 3-row grid:
      • Row 1: Steps 1–3
      • Row 2: Steps 4–6
      • Row 3: Step 7 centered
    2. For each step, include:
      • A green number pill (using #A4D65E)
      • A short, bold header (2–5 words)
      • A 1–2 line explanation
      • Optional 1–2 bullet points with very concise text
    3. Use dotted or dashed outlines for the step boxes to keep the design light.
  • Bottom section (CTA banner)
    1. Full-width green banner (#A4D65E) at the bottom.
    2. White, bold text: “Follow me for more”.
    3. Optionally include a small handle or logo area on the right.

    • Copy and content rules

  • Keep all text short, scannable, and punchy.
  • Avoid long sentences and jargon.
  • Prioritize clarity over cleverness.
  • Make sure each step header could be understood on its own in a quick scroll.

    • Output format

  • First, describe the layout section by section (top, middle, bottom).
  • Then provide final copy for:
    • Category label
    • Title
    • Subtitle
    • All 7 step headers, explanations, and bullets
    • Bottom banner text
  • Present everything in a way that a designer or design tool could directly implement.