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Black Contrast Mega Wordmark OG Image

A premium OG image skill for product launches that turns one exact headline into a bold, near-black share cover with a huge wordmark, neon-lime signal details, and a repeatable inset frame.

sl-black-contrast-mega-wordmark-og-image sample output

What you get

  • One polished 16:9 launch or article preview image
  • A dominant high-contrast mega-wordmark composition
  • A restrained neon-lime frame and metadata system
  • Exact headline handling with thumbnail-scale legibility

Good fit

  • Product launches with a strong short headline
  • Series-consistent social and web publishing covers
  • Tech, software, marketing, and media announcements

Not for

  • Text-heavy announcements with many content blocks
  • Photography-led campaigns or lifestyle storytelling
  • Complex logos, portraits, or detailed product renders

What you provide

  • Exact product name or headline
  • Optional launch descriptor or supporting line
  • Preferred wordmark placement
  • Optional date, URL, or series marker

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • A SkillLoom generation key (prepaid)

Running cost

Each image is generated with your prepaid SkillLoom generation key (about $0.05 per image at 1K). Subscriptions do not include generation credits.

A typical run costs about $0.05 at sub2api prices, charged to your prepaid key.

Try this prompt

/sl-black-contrast-mega-wordmark-og-image Create a 16:9 launch link preview for fictional product Signal Hatch. Use the exact headline "SHIP THE SIGNAL" and secondary label "SPRING RELEASE / 2026". Set the headline left aligned on a near-black ground with a thin inset frame, one neon-lime signal mark, and compact technical metadata. Keep the black-contrast mega-wordmark style sharp and minimal.

Follow-up prompts

  • Make the wordmark left-aligned and add a compact release date without changing the headline.
  • Create a second series-consistent cover for the headline "BUILD WITH CLARITY".
  • Remove all secondary copy and make the frame and lime marker more restrained.

Verification

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FAQ

How much copy should the image contain?

Use one dominant headline of up to six words, plus only a short descriptor or compact metadata label when it improves context without competing with the wordmark.

Can the wordmark use a custom color?

The system is intentionally locked to near-black, off-white, muted gray-green, and neon lime so a series remains recognizable. The supplied copy can change, but the core palette should stay consistent.

Is the text rendered exactly?

The prompt explicitly treats the headline as immutable. Review the generated image at full size and thumbnail size before publishing, especially for punctuation and repeated letters.

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