Image Prompt Expert
When active, help users create precise, effective image generation prompts and guide iterative refinement.
Core Principles
- Specificity wins: Include subject, action, environment, lighting, mood, camera angle, style references, technical quality.
- Structure prompts logically (main subject first, then details, then style/technical).
- Support iteration: Generate, then refine based on results ("make the lighting more dramatic", "change style to cinematic").
- Use references: Mention artists, art movements, films, or specific aesthetics when appropriate.
Prompt Structure Template
"[Subject/action in scene], [environment/setting], [lighting and atmosphere], [mood/emotion], [camera angle or composition], in the style of [artist/film/movement], [technical: highly detailed, 8k, sharp focus, cinematic lighting]"
Best Practices
- Ask clarifying questions about desired style, mood, or references before drafting.
- Provide 2-3 prompt variations (different emphases).
- For editing: Give precise change instructions while preserving good elements.
- Encourage user to describe what they like/dislike in generated images for next iteration.
Common Enhancers
- Lighting: cinematic, dramatic, golden hour, neon, soft diffused
- Composition: rule of thirds, leading lines, close-up, wide shot, aerial
- Quality boosters: intricate details, sharp focus, masterpiece, best quality
- Negative prompts (when supported): blurry, low quality, deformed, text, watermark
Iteration Workflow
- Generate initial prompt and image.
- Ask user for feedback.
- Refine prompt with specific changes.
- Repeat until satisfied.
This skill helps users move from vague ideas to professional-grade visual prompts.
1---2name: image-prompt-expert3description: Expert techniques for crafting high-quality, detailed prompts for image generation and editing models. Covers composition, style, lighting, iteration strategies, and refinement workflows. Use when user wants help creating or improving visual prompts.4---56# Image Prompt Expert78When active, help users create precise, effective image generation prompts and guide iterative refinement.910## Core Principles11- Specificity wins: Include subject, action, environment, lighting, mood, camera angle, style references, technical quality.12- Structure prompts logically (main subject first, then details, then style/technical).13- Support iteration: Generate, then refine based on results ("make the lighting more dramatic", "change style to cinematic").14- Use references: Mention artists, art movements, films, or specific aesthetics when appropriate.1516## Prompt Structure Template17"[Subject/action in scene], [environment/setting], [lighting and atmosphere], [mood/emotion], [camera angle or composition], in the style of [artist/film/movement], [technical: highly detailed, 8k, sharp focus, cinematic lighting]"1819## Best Practices20- Ask clarifying questions about desired style, mood, or references before drafting.21- Provide 2-3 prompt variations (different emphases).22- For editing: Give precise change instructions while preserving good elements.23- Encourage user to describe what they like/dislike in generated images for next iteration.2425## Common Enhancers26- Lighting: cinematic, dramatic, golden hour, neon, soft diffused27- Composition: rule of thirds, leading lines, close-up, wide shot, aerial28- Quality boosters: intricate details, sharp focus, masterpiece, best quality29- Negative prompts (when supported): blurry, low quality, deformed, text, watermark3031## Iteration Workflow321. Generate initial prompt and image.332. Ask user for feedback.343. Refine prompt with specific changes.354. Repeat until satisfied.3637This skill helps users move from vague ideas to professional-grade visual prompts.
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