A vertical index page that crops six real details from one interior photo into a labeled two-column grid.
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A vertical index page that crops six real details from one interior photo into a labeled two-column grid.
Try Kimi DesignTurn this interior photo into a single vertical "Detail Index" page. Reframe from the original photo, cropping six real details — for example the chair-back curve, the edge of a light patch, a corner of the picture frame, the floor grain, a shadow shape, and a block of wall color; every crop must come from the original image, with nothing invented. Arrange the six crops into a tidy two-column grid with consistent gutters. Below each cell place a small number, "fig.1" through "fig.6," and a short two-to-four-word label. A corner of the page keeps a small thumbnail of the original photo labeled "source," so readers can verify where each detail comes from. The whole page references the visual order of archaeological reports or specimen drawers: off-white paper, monospaced small type, fine dividers, and generous whitespace. Crops must not overlap; use no filters or decorative borders.
Changes the layout from a two-column to a three-column grid, keeping the rest.
Try Kimi DesignTurn this interior photo into a single vertical "Detail Index" page. Reframe from the original photo, cropping six real details — for example the chair-back curve, the edge of a light patch, a corner of the picture frame, the floor grain, a shadow shape, and a block of wall color; every crop must come from the original image, with nothing invented. Arrange the six crops into a tidy two-column grid with consistent gutters. Below each cell place a small number, "fig.1" through "fig.6," and a short two-to-four-word label. A corner of the page keeps a small thumbnail of the original photo labeled "source," so readers can verify where each detail comes from. The whole page references the visual order of archaeological reports or specimen drawers: off-white paper, monospaced small type, fine dividers, and generous whitespace. Crops must not overlap; use no filters or decorative borders.
Replaces the chair-back curve crop with a windowsill edge, keeping the rest.
Try Kimi DesignTurn this interior photo into a single vertical "Detail Index" page. Reframe from the original photo, cropping six real details — for example the chair-back curve, the edge of a light patch, a corner of the picture frame, the floor grain, a shadow shape, and a block of wall color; every crop must come from the original image, with nothing invented. Arrange the six crops into a tidy two-column grid with consistent gutters. Below each cell place a small number, "fig.1" through "fig.6," and a short two-to-four-word label. A corner of the page keeps a small thumbnail of the original photo labeled "source," so readers can verify where each detail comes from. The whole page references the visual order of archaeological reports or specimen drawers: off-white paper, monospaced small type, fine dividers, and generous whitespace. Crops must not overlap; use no filters or decorative borders.
Changes the label type from monospaced to a small serif, keeping the rest.
Try Kimi DesignTurn this interior photo into a single vertical "Detail Index" page. Reframe from the original photo, cropping six real details — for example the chair-back curve, the edge of a light patch, a corner of the picture frame, the floor grain, a shadow shape, and a block of wall color; every crop must come from the original image, with nothing invented. Arrange the six crops into a tidy two-column grid with consistent gutters. Below each cell place a small number, "fig.1" through "fig.6," and a short two-to-four-word label. A corner of the page keeps a small thumbnail of the original photo labeled "source," so readers can verify where each detail comes from. The whole page references the visual order of archaeological reports or specimen drawers: off-white paper, monospaced small type, fine dividers, and generous whitespace. Crops must not overlap; use no filters or decorative borders.