Turn one idea into three graphics for {{social_platform}} that look like they came from the same designer. The idea: {{topic}}. First, write one headline of 7 words or fewer and one supporting line of 12 words or fewer, and show them to me. Use those same words on all three. Render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. Make three separate images: 1. A square post, 1080 x 1080 px 2. A portrait post, 1080 x 1350 px 3. A story, 1080 x 1920 px, with no text in the top 250 px or the bottom 340 px, where the app's buttons sit What stays identical across all three: - Grid: 8% margins, headline flush left, the supporting line directly beneath it with the same gap - Hierarchy: the headline about 3 times the size of the supporting line, nothing else - Type: {{brand_fonts}}, or if that's empty, a heavy grotesk for the headline and a plain sans for the line; two families at most - Color: {{brand_colors}}: one background, one accent for a single word or shape, plus a neutral - Imagery: the same single focal element, a flat geometric shape or one real photo, re-cropped for each format rather than shrunk What changes: only the arrangement. As the format gets taller, the focal element moves above the text instead of beside it. Avoid: three different styles, gradients, sparkles, lens flares, glossy 3D, clip-art icons, stock-looking smiling people, extra words, garbled letters, text crammed to the edges.