GZH Layout Pro · One-Click Polished WeChat Layout

Problem

The slow part of a WeChat article is often not drafting, but reworking the pasted body text: heading levels need restructuring, quotes need styled callouts, lists need consistent markers, and line spacing or text contrast still has to be checked on a phone. Cover titles and follow-up prompts are usually added last, which makes the final layout feel uneven.

How It Works

GZH Layout Pro treats a draft as a visual-editing input and applies a structured workflow:
- Structure detection: It first marks headings, key quotes, lists, blockquotes, and image slots to prevent styling from flattening the hierarchy.
- Theme matching: It selects a tone-matched theme such as minimal, magazine, tech, or healing, and allows the user to switch themes.
- Style injection: It outputs styled rich text or MDX, including centered bold headings, quote boxes, list markers, dividers, and cards.
- Support copy: It adds a cover title of up to 14 characters, a follow prompt, and three past-article recommendations to reduce late-stage editing.
- Dual-end review: It provides mobile and desktop preview notes, with attention to common issues like line spacing and text contrast.
- Delivery: It returns body text that can be pasted into the WeChat editor, plus a style-parameter list for reuse.

Boundaries

The skill focuses on layout and supporting copy. It does not author the article’s viewpoint and does not alter factual claims. Styles are generated locally and account keys are not collected. Commercial themes and fonts should still be checked for source and licensing. If the account has strict brand rules, confirm the theme, palette, and typography before publishing.