Image Prompt Framework

Order concrete requirements instead of stacking style adjectives.

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purpose + subject + setting + style + lighting/material + composition + ratio

Purpose and composition determine whether an image is usable. An ecommerce image emphasizes the product, a cover leaves title space, an advertisement may need a stronger focal point, and a tutorial illustration prioritizes clear information.

#Reusable brief

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Generate an image for [purpose].
The subject is [subject], in [setting].
Use [style] with [lighting/material description].
The composition must [requirements].
Use [ratio or orientation].

#Example

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Generate a blog-cover image of an open laptop
on a quiet home-office desk.
Use a modern technology style, cool colors and soft side lighting.
Place the subject on the left and leave title space on the right.
Use a landscape composition.

#Common failures

Describing only style, combining conflicting requirements, simultaneously asking for minimal/complex/realistic/dreamlike/cinematic results, or failing to distinguish required and optional elements all make the target ambiguous.

List must-have information first, followed by preferences. That gives both generation and later revision a clear priority order.