How to Write Better Prompts

Writing better prompts is the single most important skill for getting stunning AI-generated images. This guide will teach you how to describe your ideas in a way that AI image models fully understand.

🎯 1. Start with a Clear Subject

Tell the AI exactly what you want to see. Be specific.

  • Weak: “a cat”
  • Better: “a fluffy orange tabby cat sitting on a wooden windowsill”
💡 Tip: The more specific your subject, the better the AI understands what you want.

🎨 2. Add Style Keywords

Style changes how the image looks. Use our built-in style presets (Photo, Anime, Cinematic, Product, Pixel Art), or write your own:

  • Photorealistic: “professional photography, 8k, sharp focus”
  • Cinematic: “cinematic lighting, film grain, dramatic shadows”
  • Anime: “anime style, vibrant colors, detailed illustration”

💡 3. Describe the Lighting

Lighting dramatically affects mood and quality:

  • “golden hour sunlight”
  • “soft studio lighting”
  • “neon lights at night”
  • “dramatic side lighting”

📐 4. Specify Composition & Aspect Ratio

Use our Aspect Ratio options (1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9) to match your intended use:

  • 1:1 — Social Media / Avatar
  • 4:3 — Blog / Photo
  • 3:4 — Phone Wallpaper
  • 16:9 — YouTube / Desktop

✨ 5. Use Quality Boosters

Add these at the end of your prompt for sharper results:

  • “ultra detailed”
  • “8k resolution”
  • “photorealistic”
  • “sharp focus”

📝 Example: From Simple to Excellent

Simple: “a mountain”

Better: “a snow-capped mountain peak at sunrise, golden light, misty valley below”

Excellent: “a snow-capped mountain peak at sunrise, golden light illuminating the snow, misty valley below, cinematic lighting, ultra detailed, photorealistic, 8k, wide shot”

✅ Quick Checklist

  1. Clear subject
  2. Style keywords
  3. Lighting
  4. Composition / aspect ratio
  5. Quality boosters
⚠️ Note: Prompts longer than 100 words may confuse the AI model. Keep them concise.

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Now you’re ready to start creating!

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