Home › Design Assets › Right-Angle Lines, Palette Down to Black and White
Right-Angle Lines, Palette Down to Black and White
Pure white background, 1px line weight, 4-8px corner radius — one parameter set that drops straight into any flowchart.
✍️ The reusable part here isn't the color scheme, it's the order of operations — lock the parameters before you draw anything. A 1px line weight is roughly the vector-graphic standard, and a 4-8px radius sits in the typical UI corner-rounding range. Swap in any other flowchart or org chart and just carry these exact numbers over.
📋 Prompt Natural Language850 characters
Generate image. Lock these style parameters before drawing anything:
Palette — background #FFFFFF, lines/borders #333333 or pure black, body text #333333 at regular weight (no bold), shape fill either transparent or solid white so it can sit above the lines.
Connectors — orthogonal/elbow routing only (strict verticals and horizontals, right-angle turns), line weight ultra-thin at 1px, arrowhead a small solid black triangle.
Shapes — standard step: rounded rectangle with a small 4px-8px radius; decision point: diamond; start/end: capsule or a rectangle with a larger corner radius.
Type — centered alignment, sans-serif (Arial, Roboto, or Source Han Sans), small size around 12px-14px.
Apply this exact style set to whatever user journey or process is supplied, and it should render correctly on the first pass — no follow-up adjustments needed.
