Split-Screen Science Pro
Compare one topic in a split-screen poster
Split-Screen Science Pro
Compare one topic in a split-screen poster
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Description
Enter a topic, existing materials, or two sets of items to automatically create an original split-screen comparison science poster: cool gray on the left and warm ivory on the right, with a fictional adult shown in a side-by-side half-body comparison at the center by default, paired points on both sides, and English annotations. It works well for comparisons in nutrition, lifestyle habits, material properties, technology solutions, environmental choices, and other educational topics. It includes fact-checking and source labeling, a precise list of English text for the image, original visual composition, and an item-by-item visual review after generation. Titles, food or item names, and annotations in the image default to English.
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Why we love this skill
Turns complex topics into clear split-screen science posters with English annotations, consistent comparisons, verified sources, original layouts, and detailed post-generation review.
Best for
Ideal for content creators, educators, and research editors who need clear comparison science posters.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide a topic, existing materials, or two sets of items to compare. You may also add the audience, aspect ratio, number of points, central subject, and visual references.
Run the Skill
The system organizes comparison dimensions and source material, structures paired explanations, creates an original split-screen poster, and checks the in-image text, pairings, and necessary limitations.
Review your result
Get a comparison science poster, along with a copyable list of in-image text, a brief explanation, and the sources actually used.
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Information
- Version
- v4
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Writing & contentImages & designResearch & analysis
- What you get
- DocumentImage
- Visual styles
- MinimalistEditorialFlat
