Image Create

Quick workflow

1. Confirm goal in one line (what image should achieve).
2. Collect minimum constraints:
• subject
• style
• aspect ratio / resolution
• must-include elements
• must-avoid elements
3. Produce 3 prompt variants:
• safe/default
• bold/creative
• minimal/clean
4. Generate image(s) with the selected variant.
5. Iterate with precise edits (lighting, framing, typography, colors, detail level).

Prompt template

Use this template and fill all placeholders:

[TYPE OF IMAGE], featuring [MAIN SUBJECT], in [STYLE],
composition: [CAMERA/FRAMING], lighting: [LIGHTING],
background: [BACKGROUND], color palette: [COLORS],
mood: [MOOD], quality: high detail, clean edges,
output: [ASPECT RATIO OR SIZE].

Avoid: [NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS]

Fast defaults

• If user gives little detail, default to:
• style: photorealistic (real camera look, natural skin texture, true-to-life materials)
• lighting: soft natural light
• composition: centered medium shot
• lens/camera feel: 50mm, shallow depth of field, realistic dynamic range
• avoid: CGI/plastic look, over-smoothing, blur, watermark, extra limbs, unreadable text, distorted faces
• If text appears in image, keep wording short and ask for exact spelling.

Realistic style tuning

Use these additions whenever the user asks for realistic output:

• Add quality cues: photorealistic, natural textures, physically plausible lighting, realistic shadows.
• Add camera cues: shot on full-frame camera, 50mm lens (or 85mm for portraits).
• Keep color grading subtle; avoid neon oversaturation unless requested.
• Prefer environmental detail that supports realism (imperfections, material grain, natural reflections).

Iteration rules

• Change one major variable per iteration when debugging quality.
• Keep successful parts of previous prompt; only patch weak parts.
• For brand visuals, preserve palette and typography constraints across iterations.
• For thumbnails/posters, prioritize readability and high contrast.

Output format

When helping with generation requests, return:

1. Primary prompt
2. 2 alternatives
3. Negative prompt
4. Suggested settings (aspect ratio, style strength, number of outputs)
5. One-line revision plan for next iteration