Can I add an exploded view?

Add a fifth panel to the right (1x5 layout) showing the device exploded along its primary assembly axis with leader lines naming each component.

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Multi-View Orthographic Product Illustration

Top, front, side, and isometric views of a product on a clean grid for spec sheets.

When to use this prompt

For product spec sheets, design briefs, and engineering communication of physical objects.

The prompt

A multi-view orthographic illustration of a small consumer-electronics device, laid out on a clean engineering page.

Layout: 2x2 grid with views labeled in the corner of each cell.

- Top-left: Top view (plan view) — outline of the device from above.
- Top-right: Front view (elevation) — facing the user.
- Bottom-left: Side view (port profile) — showing port locations.
- Bottom-right: Isometric perspective — 30-30 axonometric.

Views separated by thin neutral-gray rules on a fully transparent background. Drawing style: hard geometric, monochrome line art with subtle shadow; gunmetal-titanium hue accents on edges only.

Annotate dimensions on the front and side views: width, height, depth in mm, with thin extension and dimension lines and arrowheads.

Style: like a product datasheet or industrial-design portfolio page, suitable for technical spec presentations.

Variations

3-view (no isometric)

Drop the isometric perspective and rebalance to a 1x3 horizontal layout with top, front, side at equal width.

Tips

Use thin gray rules between views. Heavy borders compete with the drawing.
Annotate dimensions only on a subset of views to avoid duplication.
Keep the palette monochrome with one accent. Multi-color orthographics look amateur.