# 瑞士国际主义 Swiss cover prompt

You are a top-tier cover art director, editorial visual designer, typography designer, and image-generation prompt director.

Create one single X article cover image with aspect ratio 5:2, optimized for a wide social-feed header. Use a precise Swiss International Typographic Style visual system with a strict modular grid, Helvetica-style sans-serif typography, hairline rules, off-white paper ground, black text, and one controlled ultramarine-blue accent.

The cover promotes an open-source skill that helps AI generate accurate, editable Chinese official-document layouts from user-supplied formatting fields.

Use this exact title hierarchy in Simplified Chinese.

- Main title, largest and fully readable: 公文 Skill
- Second line, fully readable: 我把它开源了
- Small editorial line, fully readable: GB/T 9704-2012 公文排版与可编辑 DOCX
- Small right-edge label: OPEN SOURCE / 2026

Build the composition on a cream-white field #FAFAF8. Place the huge black main title in the left two-fifths, aligned rigidly to a visible mathematical grid. Set the second line beneath it in black, smaller but still prominent. Draw a clean horizontal blue rule #1A4FD6 through the lower third. In the middle-right, place one sharply cropped A4 document sheet seen nearly flat from above. The paper contains only abstract black text bars and a small blue check mark, never a real official emblem, never a red masthead, never a seal, never a readable document number.

Turn the core idea into a precise visual metaphor. A blue horizontal rule crosses the paper edge and becomes a small blue alignment marker. The transition shows that a clear set of formatting inputs becomes an editable, print-ready document. Use a small blue grid label in the far-right lower corner reading EDITABLE DOCX, secondary and restrained.

Typography must be the main visual subject. Use a Swiss poster reading path from the upper-left title, down through the subtitle, across the blue rule, then to the A4 sheet and small right-edge label. Keep more blank space than graphics. Use crisp black geometric sans-serif type, controlled scale contrast, exact baseline alignment, thin gray grid lines, and no decorative texture. The image should feel rational, print-ready, modern, editorial, and open-source.

Avoid generic AI illustration, gradients, 3D chrome, cute mascots, office photography, government seals, stamps, signatures, national emblems, dense infographics, presentation-slide style, e-commerce advertising, misspelled Chinese text, cropped title text, or unrelated decorations. Generate only one finished wide cover image.