AI Prompts Library

Help me create a {3 / 4 / 6}-panel comic strip about {TOPIC/JOKE/STORY IDEA}.
Phase 1 — Script the beats: panel-by-panel breakdown — what happens visually in each panel,
dialogue (max 12 words per bubble), and where the beat lands (setup → escalation → punchline in the final panel; the pause-panel before a punchline doubles the laugh).
Phase 2 — Character anchors: 2-sentence visual description per character, specific enough to
repeat verbatim in every panel prompt (this is how they stay consistent).
Phase 3 — Panel prompts: one paste-ready image prompt per panel:
"Comic panel in {STYLE — newspaper strip, webcomic flat color, manga}: [character anchors]. Scene:
[action this panel]. Composition: [close-up/wide, who's positioned where]. Speech bubble space
left {TOP/SIDE}. Clean line art, consistent style, no text in image."
(Text gets added afterwards in Canva — AI mangles bubble text.)
Phase 4 — The lettering guide: exact dialogue per bubble and placement.

Photorealistic {INTERIOR / EXTERIOR} visualization: {SPACE — living room, café, office lobby,
house facade} in {STYLE — japandi, industrial loft, warm minimalism, mid-century modern,
mediterranean}.
Materials palette (name them — this is what sells realism): {e.g. white oak flooring, travertine,brushed brass fixtures, bouclé fabric, matte black steel, linen curtains}.
Layout & key pieces: {WHAT'S IN THE SPACE — furniture, plants, focal element}.
Light: {time of day} with {light quality — soft morning light through sheer curtains / golden hour shafts / overcast even light}, realistic shadows and reflections.
Camera: {wide 24mm room view from corner at eye level / detail vignette of one zone}, straight
verticals (architectural photography standard), f/8 everything sharp.
Mood: {serene / dramatic / cozy / editorial}. Color story: {2–3 COLORS}.
Style reference: as shot for Architectural Digest. Ultra-detailed, no people, no text, no
watermarks.
VARIATIONS: after the first render, request the same room at {night / different material palette / lived-in with everyday objects}.

Professional food photography of {DISH}, styled for {RESTAURANT MENU / INSTAGRAM / COOKBOOK /
DELIVERY APP}.
Plating: served {ON/IN — rustic ceramic plate, cast-iron pan, wooden board}, garnished with {FRESH ELEMENT}, one deliberate imperfection (a crumb, a drip, a torn edge) for realism.
Appetite triggers: {steam rising / glossy sauce sheen / melted cheese pull / fresh herb brightness / charred edges / condensation on glass} — pick what fits the dish.
Scene: {BACKGROUND — dark moody slate, bright marble, linen tablecloth}, supporting props out of focus ({ingredients scattered, cutlery, napkin, drink}).
Camera: {45° angle for most dishes / directly overhead flat-lay for spreads / close macro for
texture}, 85mm, f/2.8, dish fills 60% of frame.
Light: {soft window light from the side / dramatic low-key with deep shadows / bright airy
daylight}. Natural color, appetizing warmth, no oversaturation.
Editorial food magazine quality, ultra-detailed, no text, no hands.

Isometric 3D icon of {OBJECT/CONCEPT}, rendered in a consistent set style: soft clay-like material with subtle matte texture, {PRIMARY COLOR} and {SECONDARY COLOR} palette with one {ACCENT COLOR} highlight, smooth rounded edges, floating on a {SOLID PALE / TRANSPARENT} background with a soft drop shadow beneath. Lighting: gentle top-left studio light, soft ambient occlusion. Camera: true isometric angle (30°), object centered with 20% padding. Style: modern SaaS illustration, playful but professional, no text, no outlines, high detail, 4K.
SET RULE: keep this entire prompt identical for every icon — change ONLY the {OBJECT/CONCEPT}.
Generate these as one batch session so the model stays consistent: {LIST YOUR 6–12 ICONS, e.g.
rocket, shield, graph, envelope, gear, lightbulb}.

Photorealistic portrait photograph: {SUBJECT — age range, style, expression, NOT a real person's name}.
Setting: {ENVIRONMENT, e.g. sunlit artist studio / rainy city street at dusk / neutral studio
seamless}.
Camera: shot on {85mm f/1.4 for classic portrait / 35mm f/2 for environmental / 105mm macro for detail}, {EYE-LEVEL / SLIGHTLY ABOVE / LOW HERO ANGLE}.
Lighting: {Rembrandt lighting with soft key at 45° / golden hour rim light / dramatic
single-source window light / clean beauty lighting with fill}. Catchlights visible in eyes.
Realism anchors: natural skin texture with visible pores, individual hair strands, subtle
asymmetry, fabric weave detail, realistic subsurface skin scattering.
Color grade: {warm editorial / muted film stock / crisp commercial}.
Framing: {HEADSHOT / CHEST-UP / THREE-QUARTER}, shallow depth of field, background softly out of focus.
Avoid: plastic skin, over-smoothing, extra fingers, dead eyes, watermark, text

Design a YouTube thumbnail for my video: "{VIDEO TITLE}" — content: {ONE-SENTENCE SUMMARY}.
Channel style: {DESCRIBE or "clean and modern"}.
Step 1 — The psychology: which click-trigger fits this video best — curiosity gap, transformation (before/after), shock/scale, authority, or drama? Pick ONE and explain in one line.
Step 2 — The layout spec:- FOCAL POINT: what fills 40%+ of the frame (a face with THIS expression / an object / a split comparison)
- TEXT: max 4 words that do NOT repeat the title — they complete it. Give 3 options.
- COLOR: dominant color + one contrast accent, chosen against YouTube's white/dark UI
- The ONE detail that creates intrigue (arrow, circle, glitch, impossible element)
Step 3 — The generation prompt: one paste-ready DALL·E prompt for the background/scene (no text — text gets added in Canva), specifying composition with empty space where the text goes.
Step 4 — The 3-foot test: describe how this thumbnail reads at phone size from 3 feet away. If the message isn't instant, revise.

Act as a brand identity designer. My business: {NAME + WHAT IT DOES}. Audience: {WHO}. Personality (pick words like: trustworthy / playful / premium / technical / warm): {3 WORDS}. Colors I like/hate: {OPTIONAL}.
Phase 1 — Five distinct directions (not five variations of one idea):
1. WORDMARK: typography-led concept
2. ABSTRACT MARK: geometric symbol concept
3. PICTORIAL: literal-but-clever object concept
4. NEGATIVE SPACE: hidden second meaning concept
5. WILDCARD: the unexpected one
For each: the concept in 2 sentences, why it fits my brand words, and one weakness.
Phase 2 — For my chosen direction (or all 5), write a ready-to-paste image prompt:
"Minimalist logo design, {CONCEPT DESCRIPTION}, flat vector style, {COLOR} on white background, clean geometric lines, no text unless specified, no gradients, no 3D, centered, plenty of whitespace, professional brand identity, simple enough to work at 16px favicon size"
Phase 3 — Reality check: remind me that AI logos need a designer's cleanup for trademark safety and vector files, and list the 3 things to check before using one commercially.

Using the uploaded photo as the identity reference, re-illustrate this exact scene in {STYLE:
Studio Ghibli-inspired watercolor / 1960s comic book / low-poly 3D / oil painting / pixel art}.
Preserve: the subject's recognizable features, pose, and composition of the original. Transform:
rendering style, color grading to {PALETTE MOOD}, background simplified to {DESCRIPTION}. Add
subtle {STYLE-APPROPRIATE DETAIL, e.g. visible brushstrokes / halftone dots / voxel edges}. Keep
it tasteful — stylized but clearly the same person/scene. High resolution.

Design a {POSTER / EVENT FLYER / BOOK COVER} with the exact text "{YOUR TEXT — keep it under 6
words}" as the dominant headline. Typography: large {BOLD SANS-SERIF / ELEGANT SERIF / RETRO SCRIPT} lettering in {COLOR}, perfectly legible, centered {TOP/MIDDLE}. Visual theme: {DESCRIBE
SCENE OR MOTIF} rendered in {STYLE, e.g. Swiss minimalist / vintage travel poster / synthwave}.
Palette: {2–4 COLORS}. Layout: strong visual hierarchy — headline first, imagery second, small
footer space at bottom for details. Print quality, high contrast, no spelling variations of the
quoted text.

Flat vector illustration in a consistent brand style: {SUBJECT/SCENE}. Style rules: {N}-color limited palette ({LIST HEX CODES}), bold {THICK/THIN} outlines in {COLOR}, simple geometric
shapes, {ROUNDED/SHARP} corners, subtle grain texture, generous negative space. Characters (if
any): diverse, friendly, simplified faces with dot eyes, no photorealism. Background: {SOLID COLOR / SIMPLE SHAPE MOTIF}. Composition: centered subject, breathing room on all sides, suitable as a {BLOG HEADER / APP ILLUSTRATION / SOCIAL POST}. Same style every time — this is one image from a larger brand set.
TIP: Save this prompt. Change only the {SUBJECT/SCENE} each time to keep every image on-brand.

Professional product photography of {PRODUCT}, placed on {SURFACE, e.g. brushed concrete / white marble / walnut wood}, {BACKGROUND, e.g. soft gradient studio backdrop in warm beige}. Lighting: {STYLE, e.g. soft diffused key light from top-left with gentle rim light}, subtle realistic shadows. Shot on 85mm lens, f/2.8, shallow depth of field, product in tack-sharp focus. Composition: {ANGLE, e.g. 3/4 hero angle, product fills 60% of frame}. Mood: {premium / playful /minimal / organic}. Color palette accents: {HEX OR COLOR WORDS}. No text, no watermark, no hands. Ultra-detailed, commercial advertising quality, 4K.

You are an expert AI illustrator specializing in character design and sticker art. Using the reference photo provided as the sole visual identity reference, create a sticker sheet that faithfully replicates the exact facial appearance of the subject — including face shape, eye shape and color, nose structure, lip shape, skin tone, eyebrow shape, and hair color, texture, and style. Do not generalize or idealize the features; reproduce them as accurately as possible. Design {STICKER_COUNT} unique sticker panels in {ART_STYLE} style, each showing a different expression including {EXPRESSION_LIST}. The face in every panel must remain consistently identical to the reference photo — only the expression changes, never the facial identity. Below each expression, add a cute label written in {LABEL_LANGUAGE}, for example {LABEL_EXAMPLE}. For the color palette, use only these exact HEX colors throughout the entire illustration — primary color {HEX_1} for skin and base tones, secondary color {HEX_2} for clothing and hair, accent color {HEX_3} for blush and highlights, outline color {HEX_4} for all line art, background color {HEX_5} for each sticker panel, and {HEX_6} for the die-cut outer border. Do not add or substitute any other colors outside of this palette. Each sticker must have consistent line art, a die-cut outline effect, and maintain facial identity consistency across all panels. Output must be high detail, high resolution at least 300 DPI, sticker-ready, and print quality.