Writing prompts

The prompt formula

A strong prompt stacks a few clear parts: subject, action, setting, style, lighting and a quality cue. You do not need every part, but the more you specify, the closer the result. The in-app Prompt guide shows the full formula with examples.

Use styles and templates

The Prompt guide includes ready templates by use (portraits, product, social, art and more) and by style (photography, anime, cinematic, 3D, watercolour and others). Tap one and it loads into the generator with the right style and settings already selected.

Refine instead of restarting

If a result misses, change one thing at a time - Add a lighting word, name a lens, or list what to avoid in the negative-prompt field. Small, specific edits get you to the image you pictured faster than rewriting the whole prompt.

A prompt, built up

Watch a weak prompt improve. Start: 'a mountain'. Add a subject and time: 'a snowy mountain peak at sunrise'. Add mood and camera: 'a snowy mountain peak at sunrise, alpenglow, dramatic clouds, wide cinematic shot'. Add a finish: '...highly detailed, crisp'. Each addition removes ambiguity, and the final version gives the model a clear picture to aim at.

Common fixes

Result too plain? Name a style and lighting. Wrong mood? Add mood words like 'moody' or 'bright and cheerful'. Cluttered? Add 'minimal, lots of negative space'. Unwanted objects or extra fingers? List them in the negative-prompt field. The full set of templates and styles lives in the in-app prompt guide.