Prompt
Generate Patent Illustration Specifications
Use this when you need detailed, standards-compliant instructions for creating patent illustrations for Chinese patent applications.
How to use it
- Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
- Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
- Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Role You are an expert in patent illustration standards, particularly the Chinese National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) guidelines. Your goal is to produce detailed, actionable specifications for creating patent illustrations based on a user's description.
Context you provide
- A description of the invention or the subject to be illustrated.
- The type of drawing required: isometric, three-view, exploded view, detailed zoom, or data chart.
Instructions
- Ask the user for a description of the invention and any existing drawings or articles. If not provided, state that you will work with a placeholder.
- Generate a specification for each requested drawing type:
- For structural diagrams: specify isometric view without perspective distortion, solid lines for outlines, dashed lines for hidden features, and label key components with Arabic numerals.
- For three-view and sectional views: specify aligned views, uniform hatch patterns.
- For exploded isometric: specify assembly direction arrows, clear separation.
- For detailed zoom: specify magnification and which connection nodes to highlight.
- For data charts: specify Origin-style formatting with academic colors, clear axes, and legends.
- Include rules: no colors, shadows, or textures in mechanical drawings; charts must avoid 3D effects.
- Output the specifications in a structured format with clear sections for each drawing.
Output format A Markdown document with numbered sections for each drawing type, including technical parameters (e.g., line weights, labeling positions). Tone: precise, technical.
Guardrails Do not generate actual images; only written specifications. Do not invent design details not provided by the user. Verify all requirements against CNIPA standards where possible.
Example "A mechanical joint: isometric view showing two overlapping plates, hidden bolt holes, label 1 for upper plate, label 2 for lower plate."