NESTING Onboarding Screen
A vertical mobile onboarding screen for a fictional dinner-host app called NESTING with warm coral primary button.
Create a vertical mobile onboarding screen for a fictional app called NESTING. Headline: WELCOME TO NESTING. Supporting line: A quieter way to gather people around a table. Buttons: Get started, I already have an account. Small line illustration of three plates and two wine glasses. Warm cream background, coral primary button, rounded sans serif, clean spacing, exact readable copy. No watermark. No real app branding.
- Model
- GPT-Image-2
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16
- Resolution
- 2K
- Best for
- General creative use
How this prompt is composed — each chip is one phrase. Mix, swap, or remove chips to make the look your own.
- Create a vertical mobile onboarding screen for a fictional app called NESTING. Headline: WELCOME TO NESTING. Supporting line: A quieter way to gather people around a table. Buttons: Get started
- I already have an account. Small line illustration of three plates and two wine glasses. Warm cream background
- coral primary button
- rounded sans serif
- clean spacing
- exact readable copy. No watermark. No real app branding.
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