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Image prompts

Product shots, illustrations, logos: pictures from a paragraph.

Product shots

Catalog and ad photos without a studio.

2 prompts

Anime

Characters and scenes in anime and manga styles.

2 prompts

Logos

Marks, wordmarks and icons to start a brand from.

2 prompts

Portraits

Headshots and character portraits with real lighting.

2 prompts

Illustration

Posters, stickers and book-style art.

2 prompts

Works with

ChatGPT (Text in images) · Gemini (Photo edits) · Midjourney (Artistic style) · Ideogram (Logos & lettering) · Leonardo (Anime & game art) · Firefly (Commercial use) · Bing Image Creator (Free drafts) · Grok (Quick variations)

All image prompts

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Anime character reference sheet

A clean turnaround sheet with front, side and back views plus expressions, so your character stays consistent.

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A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Drawing several views and expressions on one sheet, at the same scale, pushes the model to keep the design consistent, which is what makes a character reusable. Color swatches lock in the palette for later images. Clean line art, flat shading and a white background give you something easy to edit, trace, or use as a reference image in later prompts.

#anime #character design #manga

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Anime city street at dusk

A detailed, atmospheric anime background painting of a quiet street at golden hour.

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A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Anime background art lives on light and small everyday details. Naming the time of day, the light sources and a few specific objects gives the model a scene to paint instead of a generic city. A clear vanishing point gives the picture depth, and keeping the street empty makes it usable as a wallpaper or as a backdrop for your own characters.

#anime #backgrounds #scenery

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Cinematic character portrait

A moody portrait that looks like a still from a film and tells a story about the character.

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A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

A portrait becomes a story when it has a moment, an emotion and a light source that belongs in the scene. Describing it as a film still (medium close-up, anamorphic lens look, warm-cool contrast, grain) gives the model a strong visual target without naming any film or director. Looking past the camera rather than into it makes it feel like a scene, not a photo shoot.

#portrait #cinematic #character

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Clean studio product shot

A catalog-style product photo on a seamless white background, with soft, even studio light.

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A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Real product photos come from a known studio setup, so the prompt describes one: a seamless background, key, fill and rim lights, and a macro lens at f/11 for front-to-back sharpness. Framing the product at about 75% of the image matches how store listings are usually shot. For a real listing, upload a photo of your actual product along with the prompt (most chat image tools accept one) so the result stays accurate.

#ecommerce #product photography #studio

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Die-cut sticker design

A cute, bold sticker design with a white cut border, ready to mock up or send to print.

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A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Stickers are seen small, so the prompt asks for bold outlines, flat colors, a simple silhouette and no tiny details. The thick white border is what makes it look like a real die-cut sticker, and the plain gray background keeps that border visible and the shape easy to cut out. For printing, upscale the image or have it vectorized first.

#sticker #illustration #cute

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Lifestyle scene with your product

Your product in a believable real-life setting, lit and styled like a magazine shoot.

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A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Lifestyle shots sell by showing the product in someone's life, so the prompt names a setting, a light source and a few props instead of leaving the scene to chance. Hands in frame add a human touch without a face to get wrong. Placing the product on a third, with a shallow depth of field, keeps the eye on it while the background tells the story.

#ecommerce #lifestyle #marketing

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Minimal geometric logo mark

A bold, simple logo symbol that still reads at small sizes, as a starting point for your brand.

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A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Image models like to add lettering, gradients and mockups to logos, so the prompt asks for a wordless, flat, one-color symbol and lists those extras to avoid. It leaves the brand name out on purpose, because a name in a symbol prompt usually turns into misspelled text. Merging two ideas gives you a concept rather than a random shape. Treat the results as sketches, and have the one you pick redrawn as a clean vector.

#logo #branding #vector

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Professional headshot portrait

A polished, realistic studio headshot of a person you describe, or of you from your own photo.

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A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Headshot photography has a well-known recipe (an 85mm lens, a key light at 45 degrees, catchlights in the eyes, eyes a third of the way down), and describing it gets a realistic, flattering result. "Natural skin texture with visible pores" steers away from the plastic look AI portraits often have. Use invented people for mockups and characters, and the "From your photo" version for yourself.

#portrait #headshot #photography

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Vintage travel poster

A mid-century style travel poster of any place, with flat shapes, a limited palette and room for a title.

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A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Screen-printed posters were defined by flat shapes and only a few ink colors, so limiting the palette and naming the print texture (paper grain, slight misregistration) gets the look right. A single focal point with dramatic perspective gives the poster its punch. Leaving a clean band of sky lets you add your own title in an editor, which is more reliable than generated lettering; the "With title" version is for tools that spell well.

#poster #travel #retro