Poster & Prompt Library

AR Contract Analyser prompt studio

Ready-to-use, copy-paste prompts — vivid marketing poster prompts for image generators, plus practical clause and contract examples an advocate could paste into the app today to explain a clause, suggest a safer amendment or analyse a contract. Tap Copy on any card.

Poster prompts are written for image models (Replicate, Pollinations, Midjourney, DALL·E, Imagen). Append your aspect ratio if the tool needs it (e.g. --ar 4:5). Describe people generically (an advocate, a lawyer) — never use fake human names, fake firm names, fake counts or superlatives.
Honesty note for all copy: AR Contract Analyser is AI-assisted decision support, not legal advice — a qualified advocate must review every contract, and the AI can miss or misclassify clauses. The risk map (red/amber/green) works on every device; the AR overlay needs a camera and the printed page matching the target, and is a visualisation aid, not a certified registration. Keep all claims factual and never imply the app gives legal advice.
Marketing posters

Vivid, factual poster prompts

Seven detailed visuals for a legal contract-analysis product. Each prompt fully describes subject, style, palette, lighting, aspect ratio and where text goes. Confident and factual — an advocate in chambers holding a tablet over a printed contract with glowing red, amber and green clause markers via AR, a legal indigo-and-gold aesthetic, no fake names or counts, no overstated claims, and never implying the app gives legal advice.

Hero — AR risk markers over a printed contract4:5

Flagship visual for landing pages & print.

Confident, premium poster for "AR Contract Analyser". An advocate in a wood-panelled law chambers, wearing formal court attire, holds a rugged tablet up over a printed multi-page contract laid on a large desk. On the tablet screen, and appearing to float in the air over the paper contract, are glowing risk markers pinned to individual clauses — some red, some amber, some green — like an augmented-reality overlay, with thin lines connecting each marker to a clause on the page. Palette: deep legal indigo #312e81 and warm gold #b7791f, with the three semantic risk colours (red #dc2626, amber #f59e0b, green #16a34a) glowing on the markers, against a soft warm-neutral chambers background. Warm library lighting mixed with the indigo-gold glow from the AR overlay, contemporary premium editorial photography, soft focus background, 8k, grounded and believable (not sci-fi). Clean negative space at the top for a headline; room for a small logo bottom-left. Describe the person generically as an advocate, no fake name, no real firm name.

Overlay text idea: "See the risk in every clause." · small: "AI decision-support, not legal advice · by Archana Info Solutions".
ReplicatePollinationsMidjourney --ar 4:5

Feature — upload & extract the contract1:1

The upload-to-analysis entry point.

Square poster showing a close-up of an advocate's hand placing a printed contract beside a laptop, while on the laptop screen a clean indigo-and-gold UI shows the contract text being extracted and a "Analyse" button ready. A subtle progress indicator and a clause outline begin to form on screen. Warm chambers environment softly blurred behind, legal indigo and gold UI accents. Bright, focused, professional mood, natural warm daylight, premium editorial photography, shallow depth of field, 8k. Describe the person generically as an advocate, no fake name. Clear space at the bottom for a caption.

Overlay text idea: "Upload the contract. Extract the text. Analyse it clause by clause."
ReplicatePollinations--ar 1:1

Feature — the red/amber/green clause map4:5

The clause-by-clause risk analysis.

Vertical 4:5 poster showing a clean tablet screen displaying a "Clause Risk Map": a vertical list of clause cards, each with a small coloured risk badge — red, amber or green — a clause title, a category chip and a one-line explanation, with an "Overall risk: Medium" banner at the top, against a soft warm-neutral background with a subtle legal indigo pattern and gold accents. An advocate's hand rests at the edge of the tablet, blurred. Modern, professional, trustworthy UI-focused composition, premium 8k render, soft shadows, no clutter. Clean banner space at the top for a headline.

Overlay text idea: "Every clause, flagged red, amber or green." · keep the "not legal advice" note in copy.
ReplicateDALL·E--ar 4:5

Feature — missing-clause detection1:1

The standard-clauses-missing check.

Square poster showing a tablet screen with a clean "Missing clauses" panel: a short checklist of standard protective clauses a contract of its type usually contains, each with a small gold "not found" tag — for example a liability cap, a force majeure clause, a dispute-resolution clause. Behind it, softly blurred, a shelf of bound legal volumes in a chambers. Legal indigo and gold accents, bright, orderly, premium 8k render, soft glow, shallow depth of field. Clear space at the bottom for a caption. No fake names.

Overlay text idea: "Spot the clauses that aren't there." · note: an advocate confirms every gap.
ReplicatePollinations--ar 1:1

Feature — the PDF risk report4:5

The auto-generated risk report.

Vertical 4:5 poster showing a crisp printed PDF risk report lying on a chambers desk beside a tablet, the report showing a firm header, contract title and type, an overall-risk line, red/amber/green counts, a summary and a colour-coded clause table. A small gold "Download PDF" button glows on the tablet UI above it. Legal indigo and gold accents, soft warm-neutral background, natural library light, premium 8k editorial photography, shallow depth of field. Clean space at the top for a headline.

Overlay text idea: "A clear risk report, in one tap." · small: "AI decision-support, not legal advice".
ReplicatePollinations--ar 4:5

Feature — the clause library1:1

Explain a clause & suggest an amendment.

Square poster showing a tablet screen with a clean clause-library UI — a list of standard clause templates on the left, and on the right two AI tools: "Explain this clause" showing a plain-language summary, and "Suggest a safer amendment" showing a re-drafted clause with a rationale. Legal indigo and gold accents, a softly blurred wall of legal reference books behind. Bright, scholarly, premium 8k render, soft glow, shallow depth of field. Clear space at the bottom for a caption.

Overlay text idea: "Explain a clause, or draft a safer one." · an advocate reviews every suggestion.
ReplicatePollinations--ar 1:1

Brand — the balance of risk16:9

An abstract banner for headers & ads.

Wide 16:9 abstract brand banner for "AR Contract Analyser". A set of scales of justice rendered in a modern, minimal, premium style, with a printed contract page beneath it dissolving into a neat grid of small red, amber and green markers that float upward like an AR overlay. Deep legal indigo #312e81 background with warm gold #b7791f linework and a soft glow, the three risk colours (red #dc2626, amber #f59e0b, green #16a34a) as accent points. Elegant, authoritative, editorial, 8k, plenty of clean space on the left for a headline and a small logo. No text baked in, no people, no fake names.

Overlay text idea: "Weigh the risk in every contract." · keep the honesty note in surrounding copy.
ReplicatePollinations--ar 16:9
Practical inputs

Sample clauses & contract text an advocate could paste today

Real starting points to paste straight into the app — a risky clause to explain in plain language, a one-sided clause to amend more safely, and contract text to analyse. These are inputs YOU provide; the AI reasons only over the details given, and its output is a review aid an advocate must verify — never legal advice.

Risky clause to explain — unlimited liabilityExplain clause

A high-risk clause for the "explain a clause" tool.

The Service Provider's liability under this Agreement shall be unlimited in respect of all claims, whether in contract, tort or otherwise, arising out of or in connection with the services, and no cap or exclusion of any kind shall apply.

Use for: the "Explain a clause" tool on ACR_ClauseLibrary.aspx — it returns a plain-language meaning, the risks, and an optional safer approach. Confirm every point with an advocate.

One-sided clause to amend — uncapped indemnitySuggest amendment

A red-level clause for the "suggest amendment" tool.

The Service Provider shall indemnify and hold the Client harmless against any and all losses, damages and expenses of any kind arising out of the services, without limitation and regardless of cause, including losses not caused by the Service Provider's own act or default.

Use for: the "Suggest a safer amendment" tool on ACR_ClauseLibrary.aspx with risk level set to Red — it returns a more balanced re-draft and a rationale. An advocate must review the wording.

Vague clause to amend — undefined payment termsSuggest amendment

An amber-level clause for the amendment tool.

The Client shall pay all undisputed invoices within a reasonable period after receipt. Amounts not paid when due may accrue interest at the rate the Service Provider considers appropriate from time to time.

Use for: the "Suggest a safer amendment" tool with risk level Amber — it will typically propose a fixed payment window and a defined interest rate. Confirm with an advocate.

Contract text to analyse — short services agreementAnalyse

Paste text for a full clause-by-clause analysis.

SERVICES AGREEMENT 1. TERM. This Agreement commences on the effective date and continues for twelve (12) months, renewing automatically for successive twelve (12) month periods unless either party gives thirty (30) days' written notice of non-renewal. 2. PAYMENT. The Client shall pay undisputed invoices within a reasonable period. Overdue amounts may accrue interest at a rate the Service Provider considers appropriate. 3. LIABILITY. The Service Provider's liability shall be unlimited for all claims in contract, tort or otherwise. 4. CONFIDENTIALITY. Each party shall keep the other's information confidential and use it only to perform this Agreement, surviving termination for three (3) years. 5. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. All IP created by the Service Provider vests in the Client on full payment, and the Service Provider assigns those rights to the Client. 6. INDEMNITY. The Service Provider indemnifies the Client against any and all losses arising out of the services, without limitation and regardless of cause. 7. GOVERNING LAW. This Agreement is governed by the laws of India, with exclusive jurisdiction of the courts at the stated seat.

Use for: paste into the "contract text" box on ACR_ContractUpload.aspx with type "Service Agreement", then Analyse to see the red/amber/green clause map and the missing clauses. This sample intentionally mixes balanced and high-risk clauses.

Contract types to analyseContract type

Types the app supports for analysis.

Service Agreement Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) Employment Agreement Lease / Rental Agreement Vendor / Supply Agreement Master Services Agreement Consultancy Agreement Licensing Agreement

Use for: pick the closest type on ACR_ContractUpload.aspx before analysing — the type drives the missing-clause check for that kind of contract.

Clause to explain — auto-renewalExplain clause

A common clause worth understanding.

This Agreement shall renew automatically for successive twelve (12) month periods unless either party gives not less than ninety (90) days' written notice of its intention not to renew prior to the end of the then-current term.

Use for: the "Explain a clause" tool — useful to surface the practical effect of a long notice window before an auto-renewal. An advocate confirms the effect.
Ops & AI system

The working prompts inside the product

The exact system-prompt shapes the app uses (routed through ACR_ClaudeHelper), plus day-to-day operational prompts. Copy into your AI provider or config. Every prompt keeps the strict rule: reason only over the text provided, return strict JSON, and state that the output is decision support an advocate must verify — never legal advice.

Contract-analysis system prompt

AnalyseContract — clause-by-clause risk.

You are assisting a qualified advocate with a first-pass contract review. This is decision support, NOT legal advice. Analyse the contract clause by clause using ONLY the text provided. Contract type: "{{contract_type}}". Contract text: {{contract_text}} Return STRICT JSON only, no prose: { "overallRisk": "low | medium | high", "summary": "a short plain-language summary of the key risks", "clauses": [ { "clauseNo": 1, "title": "short clause title", "category": "e.g. Liability | Payment | IP | Confidentiality | Term", "riskLevel": "red | amber | green", "riskScore": 0, "explanation": "why this clause matters, in plain language", "suggestion": "a safer amendment, or 'No change required'" } ] } Flag anything one-sided, unusual or open-ended. Remind that an advocate must verify every point. No emojis, no hype.

Note: The clauses value is a top-level JSON array — parse defensively as Object() first, then save each row via ACR_usp_SaveClause and the summary/counts via ACR_usp_SaveRiskReport.
Groq / Claude APISystem prompt

Missing-clause system prompt

DetectMissingClauses — standard gaps.

Given a "{{contract_type}}" contract, list the standard protective clauses it commonly SHOULD contain but appears to be missing. Clause titles already present (JSON): {{present_clause_titles_json}}. Return STRICT JSON only, no prose: { "missing": [ "Liability cap tied to fees", "Force Majeure clause", "Dispute resolution / arbitration mechanism" ] } Only list genuinely standard clauses for this contract type that are not already present in the list. This is guidance for an advocate to confirm, not legal advice. No emojis, no hype.

Note: The present clause titles are passed as a JSON array built server-side from the analysed clauses; the returned missing array is stored on the risk report as MissingClausesJson.
Groq / Claude APISystem prompt

Explain-clause system prompt

ExplainClause — a clause in plain language.

Explain this contract clause in plain language for an advocate's quick reference. This is decision support, NOT legal advice. Clause: {{clause_text}} Return STRICT JSON only, no prose: { "plainLanguage": "what the clause means in plain words", "risks": [ "a risk or one-sided aspect", "another" ], "suggestion": "an optional safer approach, or empty" } Base it only on the clause text provided. Remind that an advocate must confirm it. No emojis, no hype.

Note: Powers the "Explain a clause" tool on the clause library, and the per-clause "explain" action on the upload page.
Groq / Claude APISystem prompt

Suggest-amendment system prompt

SuggestAmendment — a safer re-draft.

Suggest a safer, more balanced amendment to this contract clause. This is a drafting aid, NOT legal advice. Clause: {{clause_text}}. Current risk level: {{risk_level}}. Return STRICT JSON only, no prose: { "amendedText": "the suggested re-draft of the clause", "rationale": "why this version is safer or more balanced" } Keep the amendment fair to both parties and drawn only from the clause given. Remind that an advocate must review the wording before use. No emojis, no hype.

Note: Powers the "Suggest a safer amendment" tool; the amended text has a copy button so an advocate can lift it into a working draft after review.
Groq / Claude APISystem prompt

Onboarding script

First-run welcome for a new advocate.

Act as a friendly onboarding guide. Write a short 5-step first-run script welcoming a new advocate to AR Contract Analyser: (1) a warm welcome noting the app helps them review contracts faster with a clause-by-clause risk view, (2) upload a contract PDF or paste the text and pick the contract type, (3) run the analysis to see each clause flagged red, amber or green with a plain-language explanation and an amendment suggestion, plus the clauses that appear to be missing, (4) review the risk as a 2D map anywhere or overlay red/amber/green markers on the printed page in AR on supported devices, and download a PDF risk report, (5) use the clause library to explain a clause or draft a safer amendment. Keep each step to 1-2 sentences, confident and jargon-free, and state clearly that the app is AI decision support, not legal advice, and that a qualified advocate must review every result. No emojis, no hype.

Use for: the in-app first-run walkthrough and welcome email.
ClaudeChatGPT

Demo script

Walk a prospect through the product.

Act as a product specialist. Write a 5-step demo script to show AR Contract Analyser to an advocate or a legal team: (1) an opening line that one upload turns a contract into a clause-by-clause risk view, (2) upload a sample services agreement or paste its text and pick the type, (3) run the analysis and reveal the red/amber/green clause map, the overall risk, and the missing-clause list, (4) open the AR review to show risk markers overlaid on the printed page on supported devices while the 2D risk map works everywhere, then download the PDF risk report, (5) show the clause library explaining a clause and suggesting a safer amendment. Keep each step to 1-2 sentences, practical, confident, no jargon, no hype, and stress throughout that the app is AI decision support, not legal advice, and that a qualified advocate reviews every result.

Use for: presenting to advocates, law firms and in-house legal teams.
ClaudeChatGPT

Renewal reminder

Gentle monthly renewal nudge.

Write two short renewal reminder messages for AR Contract Analyser (one for WhatsApp under 60 words, one for email under 90 words) for the firm "{{firm_name}}" whose plan is ending on {{expiry_date}}. Remind them that keeping the plan active keeps clause-by-clause AI risk analysis, missing-clause detection, the AR risk overlay, PDF risk reports and the clause library available for their advocates; if available, note how many contracts were analysed, using only the figures provided. End with a clear, friendly link to renew (the amount, written as "Rs. {{amount}}" per advocate per month). Factual and confident, no emojis, no pressure, no fear-mongering, no invented numbers. Indian English.

Use for: the automated renewal reminder before SubscriptionExpiry. Payment via the Razorpay flow on the Subscription page.
ClaudeWhatsAppEmail

Social captions pack

LinkedIn + Instagram, legal-audience tone.

Write 8 short social captions for "AR Contract Analyser", a tool where an advocate uploads a contract (text extracted from the PDF), gets a clause-by-clause AI risk analysis flagging each clause red, amber or green with a plain-language explanation and an amendment suggestion, sees which standard clauses are missing, reviews the risk as an AR overlay on the printed page (on supported devices) or a 2D risk map (everywhere), downloads a PDF risk report, and uses a clause library to explain or amend clauses. Mix LinkedIn (practical, legal-operations focused) and Instagram (crisp, professional) styles. Each under 220 characters, one clear value point, 3-4 relevant hashtags, no emojis, no superlatives, no fake counts, never claim the app gives legal advice, and never imply the AR overlay is a certified precise registration or works on every device. State the AI is decision support that a qualified advocate must verify.

Use for: a week of scheduled posts. Keep every line factual — AI decision support, not legal advice; the risk map works everywhere, AR on supported devices.
ClaudeChatGPT