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Image generation prompts
Prompts for image models, written the way image models actually read.
Image prompts are not sentences; they are stacked constraints — lens and focal length, lighting, motion, surface, what must not change. Several here are edit prompts built to preserve a subject's face while everything around it moves, which is the hardest thing to hold steady. They are plain text rather than XML, because that is what these tools take.
Guides on image generation prompts
Questions about image generation prompts
- Why are these plain text instead of the XML used elsewhere?
- Image models do not parse XML; they read stacked constraints. So image prompts come back as plain text in the grammar of the target tool, with no preamble and no markdown, ordered subject, medium, style, lighting, composition, then parameters.
- Do they carry tool-specific syntax?
- When they were written for a tool that has it, yes: aspect and version flags for Midjourney, weighted terms for Stable Diffusion, plain descriptive phrasing for DALL-E 3, Flux and Imagen. A negative-prompt block appears only for the tools that accept one, which is Stable Diffusion and Leonardo.
- Can I use a Midjourney prompt in a different tool?
- The ordering transfers; the syntax does not. Strip the flags, or paste the idea back into the optimizer with your own tool selected and let it re-emit the same intent in that grammar.