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Image Generation prompt collection

Image Generation prompts built for useful output.

Prompts that turn visual ideas into clear image direction, controlled variations, and practical repair steps.

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Art Prompt Generator

Turn a loose idea into a visual draft with eight customizable image prompts. Explore random art, original characters (OCs), fantasy places, concept design, anime, 3D looks and side-by-side treatments.

  • A visual draft shaped around your subject, chosen medium and framing.
  • A character or concept study with identity details, construction or use made available for inspection.
  • A side-by-side exploration of one visual choice, with checks for unintended differences.
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Logo Prompts

Customize eight AI logo prompts for symbols, wordmarks, monograms, badges, mascots, and side-by-side concept exploration. Start with your brand brief, then judge the artwork at the size you need.

  • A primary logo concept connecting one brand idea with the exact business name.
  • A comparison sheet for choosing among three symbol directions.
  • A focused lettering, symbol, badge, or mascot concept with its own review criteria.
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Nano Banana Prompts

Choose nine copy-ready Nano Banana prompts for new images: portraits, couples, products, architecture, posters and playful concepts. Customize a short brief, then use each card's checks to decide what to keep or revise.

  • A new image shaped around your subject, composition and important visual details.
  • A focused way to inspect faces, object counts, layout, lettering or spatial relationships.
  • A clear decision about when the task needs an actual source photo rather than a text-only brief.
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A stronger workflow

Use the template as a contract, not a magic phrase.

01

Supply evidence

Give the model verified facts and decision-relevant context. Label uncertainty instead of asking it to fill gaps.

02

Set boundaries

State constraints, anti-goals, resources, and the audience the output must serve.

03

Evaluate the result

Use each page's checklist to review the output before it becomes a decision, message, or deliverable.

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