Poster & Prompt Library

AR Language Immersion prompt studio

Ready-to-use, copy-paste prompts — vivid marketing poster prompts for image generators, plus practical conversation-practice openers and vocabulary-review requests a learner could use in the app today. 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). Keep the tone factual and confident — a learner using the app in a real setting, no superlatives or fake counts, no fake human names.
Honesty note for all copy: AR Language Immersion detects real-world objects through the phone's standard camera using an on-device model, with translation labels drawn as a 2D canvas overlay. This is not WebXR "true AR" hardware placement — never claim spatial anchoring or hardware-tracked AR in marketing copy.
Marketing posters

Vivid, factual poster prompts

Seven detailed visuals for a language-immersion product. Each prompt fully describes subject, style, palette, lighting, aspect ratio and where text goes. Confident and factual — a learner viewing floating translation labels over real objects, no fake names or counts, no overstated AR claims.

Hero — translation labels over a kitchen scene4:5

Flagship visual for landing pages & print.

Confident, professional poster for "AR Language Immersion". A learner holds up a phone in a bright, tidy kitchen; on the phone's screen, the live camera view shows a coffee cup and a chair with soft glowing translation label tags floating over each object, showing a target-language word beneath a small English label, connected by a thin glowing line to the object. Small glassmorphism UI chips near the labels read "Taza de cafe" and "Silla". Palette: deep sky-blue #0369a1 and vivid orange #fb923c glow against a soft off-white background. Calm, warm morning light mixed with the blue-orange glow from the screen, contemporary and clean, premium editorial photography, soft focus background, 8k, confident energy without hype. Clean negative space at the top for a headline; room for a small logo bottom-left.

Overlay text idea: "Point your camera. Learn the word." · small: "by Archana Info Solutions".
ReplicatePollinationsMidjourney --ar 4:5

Traveller audience — airport and street scenes1:1

Audience-targeted: travellers preparing for a trip.

Square poster showing a learner walking through an airport terminal or a lively street, phone raised, the screen displaying the live camera view with a translation label glowing over a signpost or a street stall item, in sky-blue and orange. Bright, hopeful travel mood, natural daylight, soft blue-orange UI accents, light premium editorial photography, gentle motion blur in the background suggesting a busy place, shallow depth of field, 8k. Clear space at the bottom for a caption.

Overlay text idea: "Learn the language of where you're going."
ReplicatePollinations--ar 1:1

Feature — the vocabulary bank1:1

Showcasing saved words and mastery tracking.

Square poster showing a clean phone screen displaying a "Vocabulary Bank" grid of word cards, each with a target-language word, a small mastery progress bar in orange, and a pronunciation icon, set against a deep sky-blue background with orange accent underlines. A learner's hand holds the phone, blurred in the foreground. Modern, professional, approachable, premium 8k render, soft glow, shallow depth of field. Clear space at the bottom for a one-line caption.

Overlay text idea: "Every word you discover, saved and tracked."
ReplicatePollinations--ar 1:1

Feature — conversation practice4:5

The AI conversation-partner feature.

Vertical 4:5 poster showing a learner sitting comfortably on a sofa with a phone, the screen showing a friendly chat interface with speech-bubble messages in a target language, one bubble showing a small gentle correction note underlined in orange. Warm, approachable, calm indoor lighting, soft sky-blue and orange UI glow, premium 8k editorial photography, shallow depth of field, contemporary and relaxed. Clean space at the top for a headline.

Overlay text idea: "Practise real conversations, anytime."
ReplicateDALL·E--ar 4:5

Feature — daily challenge and streak1:1

The daily habit-building feature.

Square poster showing a phone screen with a "Today's Challenge" card and a small flame-style streak counter showing a number of consecutive days, in sky-blue and orange tones, set against a soft off-white background with a subtle blue-orange gradient glow. Clean, motivating, modern UI-focused composition, premium 8k render, soft shadows, no clutter. Clear banner space at the top for a headline.

Overlay text idea: "A few minutes a day. A language for life."
ReplicatePollinations--ar 1:1

Feature — CEFR progress tracking1:1

Showcasing the proficiency-level assessment.

Square poster showing a phone screen with a "Your Level: B1" badge and a simple progress chart beneath it, labelled clearly in a clean sans-serif font, set against a deep sky-blue background with orange accent lines. A learner's hand holds the phone, blurred in the foreground. Modern, professional, encouraging, premium 8k render, soft glow, shallow depth of field. Clear space at the bottom for a one-line caption.

Overlay text idea: "Watch your level grow, one session at a time."
ReplicatePollinations--ar 1:1

New-resident audience — learning at home4:5

Audience-targeted: people settling into a new country.

Vertical 4:5 lifestyle poster about a person settling into a new home in a new country. The learner stands in a living room holding up a phone, the screen showing translation labels glowing softly over a lamp and a bookshelf in view, in sky-blue and orange. Bright, hopeful, homely mood, natural daylight, soft blue-orange UI accents, light premium interior, gentle bokeh, 8k editorial photography, shallow depth of field. Clean space at the bottom for a caption.

Overlay text idea: "Start with the words around you."
ReplicatePollinations--ar 4:5
Practice prompts

Sample conversation openers & vocabulary-review ideas

Real starting points a learner of AR Language Immersion could paste straight into ALI_ConversationPractice.aspx or use to guide a Vocabulary Bank review session. Grouped by everyday scenario across a few common target languages.

Ordering coffeeSpanish

A beginner-friendly cafe scenario opener.

Hola, quiero pedir un cafe, por favor. ?Que tipos de cafe tienen?

Use for: opening a conversation-practice session around ordering food and drink. Expect the AI partner to reply in Spanish and offer a translation toggle.

Ordering coffeeFrench

The same scenario, French target language.

Bonjour, je voudrais commander un cafe, s'il vous plait. Quels types de cafe avez-vous ?

Use for: the same cafe scenario for a French-target learner. Good early-level (A1-A2) practice.

Asking directionsSpanish

A common travel-scenario opener.

Perdon, ?como llego a la estacion de tren desde aqui? ?Esta lejos caminando?

Use for: practising direction-related vocabulary and question forms. A good mid-level (A2-B1) exchange.

Asking directionsGerman

The same scenario, German target language.

Entschuldigung, wie komme ich von hier zum Bahnhof? Ist es zu Fuss weit?

Use for: the same directions scenario for a German-target learner.

Introducing yourselfSpanish

A first-conversation opener for new learners.

Hola, me llamo [tu nombre] y estoy aprendiendo espanol. ?Como te llamas tu, y de donde eres?

Use for: the very first message in a new conversation-practice session, A1-level.

Introducing yourselfItalian

The same scenario, Italian target language.

Ciao, mi chiamo [il tuo nome] e sto imparando l'italiano. Come ti chiami, e di dove sei?

Use for: the same introduction scenario for an Italian-target learner.

At a restaurantSpanish

A slightly longer, intermediate scenario.

Buenas noches, somos dos personas. ?Tienen una mesa libre? Tambien, ?cual es el plato del dia?

Use for: B1-level practice combining greetings, requests and questions in one exchange.

Review my kitchen vocabulary

A vocabulary-review request for the Vocabulary Bank page.

Show me the words I have saved that came from objects detected in a kitchen, sorted by lowest mastery level first, so I can review the ones I know least well today.

Use for: guiding a focused review session in ALI_VocabularyBank.aspx around a specific room or object category.

Quick daily review, ten words

A short-session review request.

I only have five minutes today. Pick ten words from my vocabulary bank that I have reviewed the fewest times, and let me go through them one at a time.

Use for: a fast, time-boxed review session that still touches under-practised words.

Ask for a level check-in

A CEFR-assessment request for the Progress Map page.

Based on my recent sessions, vocabulary reviews and conversation practice, what CEFR level am I at now, and what are two specific things I should focus on next?

Use for: triggering "Get my level assessed" on ALI_ConversationPractice.aspx or ALI_ProgressMap.aspx.
Ops & AI system

The working prompts inside the product

The exact system-prompt shapes the app uses (routed through ALI_ClaudeHelper), plus day-to-day operational prompts. Copy into your AI provider or config.

Object-translation system prompt

GetVocabularyForObject — translate a detected object.

Given the English object label "{{object_label}}" detected by the camera, provide the word in {{target_language_name}} for a learner. Return STRICT JSON only, no prose: { "wordTarget": "the word in the target language", "pronunciation": "a simple phonetic guide", "culturalFact": "one short, factual, interesting note related to this word or object in that language's culture", "exampleSentence": "a short, natural sentence using the word", "exampleSentenceTranslation": "its translation into {{native_language_name}}" } Keep everything factual, concise and appropriate for a language learner. No emojis, no superlatives.

Note: Saved via ALI_usp_AddVocabulary. Cached client-side per session in a JS Map keyed by object label so repeat detections do not re-call the AI.
Groq / Claude APISystem prompt

Conversation-partner system prompt

ConversationReply — the AI conversation partner with gentle correction.

You are a friendly conversation partner helping a learner practise {{target_language_name}} at CEFR level {{learner_cefr_level}}. Reply naturally in {{target_language_name}} to the learner's message, keep sentences short and level-appropriate, and if the learner made a grammar mistake, note it gently rather than simply correcting silently. Return STRICT JSON only, no prose: { "reply": "your reply in the target language", "replyTranslation": "the reply translated into the learner's native language", "hasCorrection": true or false, "correctionNote": "a short, kind explanation of the mistake, or an empty string if none" } No emojis, no superlatives.

Note: The running conversation history is kept client-side as a JSON array; parse it defensively as Object() for a bare top-level array before falling back to dictionary casts.
Groq / Claude APISystem prompt

CEFR-assessment system prompt

AssessCEFRLevel — the honest proficiency read.

Based on this learner's recent activity in {{target_language_name}}: {{recent_activity_summary}} Estimate their CEFR level (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 or C2). Return STRICT JSON only, no prose: { "cefrLevel": "A1|A2|B1|B2|C1|C2", "reasoning": "2-3 plain sentences explaining the estimate", "strengths": [ "specific strength 1", "specific strength 2" ], "areasToImprove": [ "specific area 1", "specific area 2" ] } Be honest and specific to the activity provided, not a generic estimate. No emojis, no superlatives.

Note: Result can update the learner's stored CEFRLevel if the learner chooses to persist it.
Groq / Claude APISystem prompt

Daily-challenge system prompt

GenerateDailyChallenge — a fresh daily practice goal.

Generate one daily practice challenge for a {{target_language_name}} learner at CEFR level {{learner_cefr_level}}. Return STRICT JSON only, no prose: { "challengeText": "one clear, achievable instruction for today", "category": "vocabulary or conversation", "targetCount": a whole number between 3 and 10 } Keep it specific, achievable in one sitting, and appropriate to the learner's level. No emojis, no superlatives.

Note: Saved via ALI_usp_SaveDailyChallenge; progress is tracked against TargetCount and touches the streak via ALI_usp_TouchStreak on completion.
Groq / Claude APISystem prompt

Onboarding script

First-run welcome for a new learner.

Act as a friendly onboarding guide. Write a short 5-step first-run script welcoming a new learner to AR Language Immersion: (1) a warm welcome noting that learning vocabulary from real objects around them sticks better than flashcards alone, (2) open AR Immersion, grant camera access, and tap a detected object to see its translation, pronunciation and a cultural fact, (3) review saved words anytime in the Vocabulary Bank to build mastery, (4) try a short exchange with the AI conversation partner and get gentle corrections, (5) check today's daily challenge and keep the streak going, then look at Progress Map for an honest CEFR-level read. Keep each step to 1-2 sentences, confident and jargon-free. No emojis, no hype.

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

Demo script

Walk a learner through the product.

Act as a product specialist. Write a 5-step demo script to show AR Language Immersion to a prospective learner or a small group: (1) an opening line that learning vocabulary from real objects around you beats memorising flashcard lists, (2) open the camera on AR Immersion and show a live object get detected and labelled, then tap it to reveal the translation, pronunciation and a cultural fact, (3) show the word land in the Vocabulary Bank and demonstrate a quick review, (4) start a short exchange with the AI conversation partner and point out a gentle correction, (5) show today's daily challenge, the streak counter, and the CEFR progress view, then a soft close on the simple monthly price. Keep each step to 1-2 sentences, practical, confident, no jargon, no hype, and be clear this is standard phone-camera detection, not hardware-tracked AR.

Use for: onboarding sales staff and presenting to language-learning communities and travel groups.
ClaudeChatGPT

Renewal reminder

Gentle monthly renewal nudge.

Write two short renewal reminder messages for AR Language Immersion (one for WhatsApp under 60 words, one for email under 90 words) for the learner "{{learner_name}}" whose plan is ending on {{expiry_date}}. Remind them that keeping the plan active continues their saved vocabulary bank, conversation history, streak and CEFR progress; if available, note how many words are saved and the current streak length, using only the figures provided. End with a clear, friendly link to renew (the amount, written as "Rs. {{amount}}" 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

Instagram + LinkedIn, learner-audience tone.

Write 8 short social captions for "AR Language Immersion", a tool where a learner points their phone camera at real-world objects, an on-device model detects them, and AI provides a translation, pronunciation, cultural fact and example sentence in the learner's target language, alongside an AI conversation partner, daily challenges, a login streak and CEFR-level progress tracking. Mix Instagram (energetic, travel/lifestyle-relatable) and LinkedIn (practical, self-improvement-focused) styles. Each under 220 characters, one clear value point, 3-4 relevant hashtags, no emojis, no superlatives, no claim of hardware-tracked "true AR". Audience: travellers, new residents and language-learning hobbyists. Keep the tone confident and factual, never boastful.

Use for: a week of scheduled posts. Keep every line factual — describe the detection as standard phone-camera object recognition, not immersive AR hardware.
ClaudeChatGPT