Image Generation / beginner / VERSION 1
Image Prompt Enhancer
Expand a rough visual idea into a controlled image-generation brief without obscuring the creative intent.
Make it your own
Add your context below. Your changes appear in the prompt as you type.
Turn this rough image idea into a production-ready visual prompt: IDEA: Describe the image in one or two sentences. PURPOSE AND FORMAT: Editorial web header, 16:9 MUST KEEP: List the non-negotiable elements. AVOID: Text, logos, visual clutter, and contradictory lighting Build the enhanced prompt in this order: 1. primary subject and action; 2. environment and context; 3. composition, camera position, framing, and focal hierarchy; 4. lighting, color palette, texture, and atmosphere; 5. visual medium or rendering approach; 6. format, aspect ratio, and practical output constraints; 7. negative constraints stated clearly and without contradictions. Preserve the core concept. Add detail only when it supports the purpose. Do not imitate a living artist or copy a protected character or brand style; translate style requests into visual characteristics. Avoid contradictory camera, lighting, or medium instructions. Return: - the final prompt; - a compact negative prompt when the target tool supports it; - three controlled variants that change only one major dimension each; - a short note explaining the most important additions.
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How to use
Start with the intended use, dimensions, and non-negotiable elements. Generate one baseline before trying the controlled variants.
Example
Example input: “A hopeful solar-powered desert library,” for a 16:9 editorial header, keeping adobe architecture and avoiding people or logos. Expected output: a coherent visual prompt, negative constraints, three single-variable variants, and a concise rationale.
Version history
Initial original UMG Prompt Library release.
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