Rock Cycle Diagram Generator

Prompt

Create a fully labeled rock cycle diagram on a white background. Place four labeled nodes around a circular loop: orange-red Magma at the bottom, dark speckled Igneous rock at the left, layered tan Sedimentary rock at the top, and banded grey Metamorphic rock at the right, with a small pile of loose Sediment between sedimentary and igneous. Draw a recognisable rock sample illustration beside each label. Connect the nodes with thick curved arrows, each carrying a process label in a small white pill: "Cooling and crystallisation" from magma to igneous, "Weathering and erosion" from igneous to sediment, "Compaction and cementation" from sediment to sedimentary, "Heat and pressure" from sedimentary to metamorphic, and "Melting" from metamorphic back to magma. Add two thinner cross-arrows through the middle also labeled "Heat and pressure" and "Melting" to show that any rock can take those routes.

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Create a blank rock cycle worksheet. Draw the same circular loop with four empty rounded boxes at the node positions and one smaller empty box for sediment, each box outlined in dark grey with nothing written inside. Draw the connecting arrows with an empty white pill on each one where the process name would go. Number the boxes 1 to 5 and the arrow pills A to F. Include generous white space and no answer key.

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Create a simple rock cycle drawing for primary or lower-secondary students. Show only three labeled rock types in a triangle — Igneous, Sedimentary, Metamorphic — with magma drawn as a small volcano at the centre. Connect them with thick plain arrows carrying short everyday labels: "cools", "breaks down", "squashed", "heated". Use bold flat colors, thick outlines, large readable text, and plenty of white space.

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Create a rock cycle flow chart on a white background. Draw the stages as rounded boxes connected by straight arrows in a left-to-right chain that loops back: Magma, Igneous rock, Sediment, Sedimentary rock, Metamorphic rock, and a return arrow to Magma. Label each arrow with its process in small bold text. Below the chain, add a short row of three labeled example rocks: granite under Igneous, sandstone under Sedimentary, and marble under Metamorphic.

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Create a rock cycle landscape cross-section on a white background. Draw a cutaway of the Earth’s crust with a volcano erupting on the left, mountains weathering in the centre, a river carrying sediment to a delta on the right, and layers beneath the surface. Label in place: "Lava cools → igneous rock" at the volcano, "Weathering and erosion" on the mountains, "Deposition of sediment" at the delta, "Compaction and cementation → sedimentary rock" in the buried layers, "Heat and pressure → metamorphic rock" deeper down beside the magma chamber, and "Melting → magma" in the chamber itself.

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Create a three-column comparison figure of the rock types on a white background. Head the columns Igneous, Sedimentary, and Metamorphic. In each column draw a close-up of a characteristic rock texture — interlocking crystals, visible layers with a small fossil, and wavy bands — then list three labeled rows beneath: "Forms by" reading "cooling of magma or lava", "compaction and cementation of sediment", and "heat and pressure on existing rock"; "Texture" reading "interlocking crystals", "layered grains, may hold fossils", and "banded or foliated"; and "Examples" reading "granite, basalt", "sandstone, limestone", and "slate, marble".