moodboard-generatorlisted

Generates a single polished "moodboard" image — a 3×3 grid brand-exploration board (Color Palette, Typography, Logo Exploration, Iconography Style, Photography & Graphics, Material Samples, Abstract Patterns, Mood Imagery, Application Mockup) — and actually renders it via the ideogram MCP tools, not just drafts a prompt. Use whenever the user wants to see a brand's early visual direction *before* a logo or full identity system is locked, asks for a "moodboard," "mood board," "vibe board," "vision board," or "brand exploration board," wants to explore adjectives/palette/imagery together as a first pass, or references a moodboard image they want matched or extended. This is the tool for the earliest, fuzziest stage — before there's even a full brand.md — so use it even when the user only has a few loose words to go on ("something warm and analog," "no adjectives yet, just a name and an industry"). Distinct from `brand-identity-sheet` (which renders a *locked* brand system — UI card, app-icon grid, wordmark at s
devkindhq/ideogram-ai-toolkit · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 70

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# Moodboard Generator A moodboard is a single generated image that explores a brand's *direction* before anything is locked — a 3×3 grid of panels (color, type, logo sketches, icon style, photography, materials, pattern, mood imagery, one application mockup) that lets someone react to a feeling before committing to a hex code or a typeface. It's the format you reach for when the ask is "help me get oriented," not "give me the system" (`brand-identity-sheet`) or "give me the mark" (`logo-prompting`). This skill is a sibling to `brand-identity-sheet` and `logo-prompting` — same two-artifact workflow, same Ideogram generation pattern, same reference-file structure — but it sits *earlier* in the process than both of them. Where those two skills expect a brand.md with real decisions already made, a moodboard is often the thing that produces the first draft of those decisions. Tolerate fuzzy, partial, or three-word inputs here in a way the other two skills shouldn't. ## The two artifacts this skill produces 1. **A generation prompt** — a tight descriptive paragraph, Ideogram-legible, that produces the 3×3 board in one shot. 2. **A compositional deconstruction** — a structured JSON breakdown of the resulting image (or of a reference image the user supplies) with a `high_level_description` and an `elements` array of `{type, bbox, desc}` / `{type: "text", bbox, text, desc}` entries. Same schema `brand-identity-sheet` and `character-model-sheet` use, unmodified — see