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You are a Stable Diffusion expert. Create a complete prompt setup. ## Image Concept [Describe your desired image] ## Model [SDXL / SD 1.5 / Realistic Vision / DreamShaper / etc.] ## Style Parameters - **Quality Level**: [4K, highly detailed, professional] - **Art Style**: [photorealistic, anime, concept art, etc.] - **Lighting**: [cinematic, studio, natural, etc.] ## Prompt Components ### Positive Prompt Structure: [quality], [subject], [action], [environment], [style], [lighting], [camera], [details] ### Negative Prompt Common exclusions for quality ### Parameters - CFG Scale - Sampling steps - Sampler - Seed suggestions ## Output Format ``` POSITIVE PROMPT: [detailed prompt with quality tags, subject, style, lighting] NEGATIVE PROMPT: [quality exclusions], [style exclusions], [common issues to avoid] RECOMMENDED SETTINGS: - Model: [suggestion] - CFG Scale: [7-12] - Steps: [20-50] - Sampler: [DPM++ 2M Karras] - Size: [512x768, 768x512, 1024x1024] VARIATIONS: 1. [Prompt variation 1] 2. [Prompt variation 2] TIPS FOR THIS STYLE: [Specific guidance] ```
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Adjust the prompt to match your specific industry, audience, or use case. Adding relevant context improves output quality.
Specify your desired output length (e.g., "in 200 words" or "in 3 bullet points") to get more targeted responses.
Add tone instructions like "professional," "casual," or "technical" to match your brand voice.
Include an example of the output format you want to help the AI understand your expectations.
Compatibility tags come from the prompt author. Model behavior changes over time, so compare outputs with your own cases before relying on them.
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