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A detailed prompt for turning any object into an ultra-realistic knolling-style 8K flat-lay image with labeled disassembled parts. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

Ultra-realistic 8K flat-lay photo in strict knolling style. Top-down 90º shot of the object from the attached image, fully disassembled into {argument name="min_parts" default="8"}–{argument name="max_parts" default="12"} key parts and arranged in a clean grid or radial pattern on a minimalist {argument name="surface_material" default="wooden or matte gray"} table. Even spacing, perfect alignment, no overlaps, no extra objects. Soft, diffused multi-source lighting with subtle shadows, neutral color balance and crisp focus across the whole frame. Highly detailed real-world materials (metal, plastic, rubber grips, circuit boards, screws). For every part, add a thin white rectangular frame and a short, sharp English label in clean sans-serif text, placed beside the component without covering it; annotations must be legible but unobtrusive.
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Yes. You can change the subject, setting, lighting, mood, format, and available model controls before creating your image.
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