Create a poster illustration, brief your brand colours, make a birthday invitation or edit a product background. Includes our own generated examples and exact prompts.
Make a welcoming poster image for my bicycle workshop
Create a portrait illustration for [bicycle workshop and audience]. Show an ordinary city bicycle being repaired in a welcoming workshop. Use [approved palette and visual style]. Leave the upper third clear for my headline. No racing imagery, text, logo, price or invented endorsement. Ask about missing brand details before generating. I will add the verified offer and booking details in a layout editor.
Make it yours: Supply colours and a reference you have permission to use; inspect bicycle geometry and hands.
A useful follow-up
Keep the subject and layout. Change only [one colour or style detail].
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Image generation
Make my event invitation image without inventing the date
Create a [portrait or landscape] invitation illustration for [type of event and audience]. Show [subject], use [palette and style] and reserve [area] for event details. Do not add names, dates, location, logos or ticket information. Give me a clean image I can combine with my confirmed text. Avoid [unwanted motifs].
Make it yours: A pretty image is not a checked invitation; verify the assembled version yourself.
A useful follow-up
The image is too busy behind the text area. Simplify only that area.
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Images
Use my brand colours without redrawing the logo
Image 1 is the image to edit; image 2 is our approved style reference. Use [colour] for the background and [colour] for small accents. Keep the subject, framing and product details from image 1. Leave [area] clear for the original logo, which I will add separately. Do not redraw the logo or copy words, people or products from the style reference.
Make it yours: Explain what each reference controls; do not rely on a brand name alone.
A useful follow-up
Compare the edit with image 1 and list unintended changes I should inspect.
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Images
Put my product on a clean background without changing its shape
Edit this product photo. Replace only the background with [plain background and surface]. Preserve the product's shape, colour, visible label, seams, proportions and camera angle. Keep believable contact shadows. Do not invent a hidden side, alter the packaging or add accessories. If exact product fidelity cannot be maintained, flag the result for manual retouching rather than presenting it as an accurate product photograph.
Make it yours: Use an authorised photo and compare the final product against the original at full size.
A useful follow-up
The label has changed. Restore it from the original asset or explain what needs manual compositing.
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Image generation
Illustrate my blog without another generic robot picture
Create an original landscape editorial illustration for a blog about [specific topic]. The reader needs to understand [one idea]. Use [concrete visual metaphor], [materials or illustration style] and [palette]. Avoid robots, glowing brains, floating screens and stock-photo handshakes. No text, charts or factual claims. Describe two visual directions first and wait for my choice.
Make it yours: Name the idea the image should explain, not only the article title.
A useful follow-up
Keep the chosen metaphor but remove [distracting element].
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Image generation
Make three social images that look like one campaign
Use this approved image as the visual reference for three [aspect ratio] campaign illustrations about [topics]. Keep the palette, line treatment and overall spacing consistent. Give each image one distinct subject. Reserve the same text area, add no logo or copy, and generate one image first for approval before making the others. Do not treat visual consistency as guaranteed; list what I should compare.
Make it yours: Approve a reference before asking for a series; use original logo files in final layouts.
A useful follow-up
Image two has a different texture. Match the approved reference while keeping its subject.
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Images
Change one object in my image and keep the rest
Edit the attached image. Replace only [specific object and location] with [replacement]. Keep the people, other objects, framing, background, colour and lighting unchanged. Match the replacement's scale, perspective and shadow. Do not make unrelated improvements or add text.
Make it yours: Point out the object precisely; selection tools may help but do not guarantee perfect boundaries.
A useful follow-up
Compare the before and after. Identify changes outside the requested area.
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Images
Check whether my AI poster is ready to use
Review this assembled poster against [approved brief, copy and brand assets]. Check spelling, price, date, URL, logo, legibility and visible image defects. Separate what you can inspect in this image from what needs a full-size file or print proof. Do not certify print resolution, colour accuracy or rights from a screenshot. Give the three most important fixes.
Make it yours: Include actual export dimensions and the printer's requirements if print is intended.
A useful follow-up
Review the revised version only for those three fixes and any newly introduced errors.