Image Generation
Image generation prompts (overview)
This section collects prompts for exploring image generation / multimodal capabilities. The focus is on iterative prompt refinement to gradually steer the output toward what you want. The core of image tasks: clear visual goal + structured description + repeatable iteration strategy.
Common Scenarios
- Product visual direction exploration (style, mood, color palette)
- Quick visual asset drafts (posters, covers, illustrations)
- Brand identity generation (characters, mascots, IP)
- Scenario concept validation (interior/street/futuristic)
Key Elements (spell these out every time)
- Subject: Person/object/scene
- Style: Realistic/illustration/pixel/3D/paper craft
- Composition: Angle, depth of field, subject position
- Lighting & color tone: Warm/cool, soft/hard, time of day
- Detail constraints: Materials, textures, key elements
Prompt Template (General)
Subject: {{SUBJECT}}
Style: {{STYLE}}
Composition: {{COMPOSITION}}
Lighting: {{LIGHTING}}
Color tone: {{COLOR_TONE}}
Details: {{DETAILS}}
Example 1: Brand Visual Direction
Subject: Hero poster for an AI learning brand
Style: Modern flat illustration, slight paper texture
Composition: Center-symmetric, main title centered, whitespace below
Lighting: Soft light, subtle gradient
Color tone: Warm palette, orange + off-white + dark blue accents
Details: Abstract circuit lines, learning elements (books, notes)
Example 2: Product Scene
Subject: Smart learning device on a desk
Style: Realistic photography
Composition: 45-degree overhead angle, shallow depth of field
Lighting: Afternoon natural light, entering from the left
Color tone: Neutral, slightly warm
Details: Wooden desk, coffee cup, sticky notes
Example 3: Character / IP
Subject: A cute AI assistant cat
Style: 3D cartoon
Composition: Front-facing half body, smiling
Lighting: Soft studio lighting
Color tone: Blue and white color scheme
Details: Wearing small headphones, simple logo on chest
Iteration Strategy
- Rough first, details later: Lock down subject and style first, then add details
- Positive first, then constraints: Describe "what you want" first, then add "what you don't want"
- Change one variable at a time: Only tweak one element per iteration to isolate the effect
- Log versions: Save each prompt for easy rollback and comparison
Common Problems & Fixes
- Blurry subject: Add subject position and action descriptions
- Style drift: Pin down style keywords + reference objects
- Messy composition: Specify camera angle, depth of field, subject placement
- Missing details: Add material and key element qualifiers