Photo Book Layout
Get a spread-by-spread plan for a printed photo book that tells a story.
Contentone skill · course includedversion 2026-11-03Model tested: claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-11-03, pass
After the first use you have
Five anchor spreads chosen, a rhythm plan for the rest, and a spread-by-spread layout brief you can build in any album or book tool.
A printed book is the one piece of content people keep for years: a company year in review, a client gift, a brand book, a family album.
This skill plans the book before you open a layout tool: five emotional anchors first, then a rhythm of wide, close, and detail that keeps every page turn fresh, with a relationship moment every few spreads.
You get a brief that a designer, or you, can build in an afternoon.
It asks you for
- What the book is for and who receives it
- Number of spreads and page size
- The edited images (file names or a short description of each)
- Must-include moments or people
You get
- Five anchor spreads
- Rhythm plan
- Spread-by-spread brief
- Cover and spine text
- Gaps to fill
Door one
Use now
Free account
Create a free account to see the prompt. Every account gets one skill free: the one for the desk you are stuck on.
Door two
Install for reuse
60-second test
Check it works
- Paste the prompt into any AI chat.
- Answer: "A 20-spread book of our company's first year, 120 edited photos, for the team."
- Check you get five anchor spreads named and placed.
- Check the spread plan never has three close-ups in a row.
- Pass if the brief flags any shortage of relationship moments.
Changelog
- First version, written for the MentorMe Store.