Labeled Cutaway Diagram (Nano Banana Pro)

Create a clean technical cutaway illustration of {{object}} on a plain {{background_color}} background. The outer shell is sliced away on the right side to reveal the internal structure in precise detail. Isometric three-quarter view, flat modern infographic style with soft shadows and a restrained palette of {{palette}}. Typography (render text exactly as quoted): a large title at the top reading "{{title_text}}" in a bold geometric sans-serif; three thin callout lines pointing from the revealed internals to labels reading exactly "{{label_1}}", "{{label_2}}" and "{{label_3}}" in a small neutral sans-serif; a one-line caption at the bottom in light gray reading "{{caption_text}}". Keep all text horizontal, high-contrast against the background, and free of any other lettering anywhere in the image. Technique notes: - Double-quoting every exact string is the Nano Banana Pro text contract — quoted text renders faithfully; unquoted "add some labels" produces alphabet soup. - Declaring the hierarchy (title / labels / caption, each with a size and weight) is what makes it look designed rather than generated. One level of text = poster; three levels = infographic. - Three labels is the sweet spot. Five or more and placement collisions start; generate the base diagram with three, then add more in an editing pass: "keep everything identical, add one more callout reading '...' pointing to the ...". - "No other lettering anywhere" suppresses the model's habit of decorating machinery with fake serial numbers and gibberish micro-text. - For education/marketing localization, rerun with only the quoted strings swapped — layout stays remarkably stable between runs.