Japanese Google homepage browser screenshot AI Image Prompt
Create a clean, realistic desktop browser screenshot of the {argument name="country version" default="Japanese"} Google homepage in a Chrome-like window, viewed straight on at 4:3 aspect ratio. The browser UI shows one active tab labeled Google with the Google favicon, a plus button for a new tab, back and forward arrows, reload, a lock icon, and the address bar containing {argument name="website URL" default="google.co.jp"}; at the far right are a star bookmark icon, three-dot menu, and window controls. The webpage is mostly white with the multicolor Google logo centered high on the page. In the top-right of the page are exactly 4 items: the text link “Gmail”, the text link “画像”, a 3-by-3 Google apps grid icon, and a circular user profile avatar showing a small blue mountain landscape. Centered beneath the logo is one rounded search bar with a magnifying glass icon on the left, placeholder text {argument name="search placeholder" default="Google で検索または URL を入力"}, and exactly 2 icons on the right: a microphone and Google Lens. Below it are exactly 2 light-gray buttons labeled {argument name="first button text" default="Google 検索"} and {argument name="second button text" default="I'm Feeling Lucky"}. Under the buttons is a small language line reading “Google.com in English,” with “English” in blue. At the bottom is a pale gray footer with the location “日本” on the first row and exactly 6 footer links on the second row: “広告”, “ビジネス”, “検索の仕組み”, “プライバシー”, “規約”, and “設定”. Use accurate Google colors, crisp sans-serif typography, subtle shadows, soft gray browser chrome, lots of empty white space, and photorealistic UI rendering.
Content: Subject: Google homepage browser screenshot; Scene: desktop Chrome window; Style: clean realistic; Composition: front view, 4:3; Lighting: subtle shadows; Color: accurate Google colors; Material: photorealistic UI rendering; Lens: front; Aspect ratio: 4:3.
Pros: Extremely detailed with exact positions and counts; includes multiple customizable arguments (country version, URL, placeholder, button texts).
Cons: Overly specific, limiting creativity; no style variation specified, may produce repetitive images.
Reference image: No obvious reference-image dependency
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