Image Prompt Builder

Image Prompt Builder (Lite) — fast, clean prompts for stunning visuals

The Image Prompt Builder (Lite) turns ideas into usable image briefs in seconds. It’s intentionally minimal—perfect for ad banners, website hero images, product shots, and thumbnails—yet powerful enough to guide any model. Just set the subject/scene, choose a purpose and style, pick an aspect ratio, add negatives (what to avoid), and generate. The tool runs client-side in your browser, so drafts never leave your device. Because the output is plain, model-agnostic English, you can paste it as a Gemini image prompt, a Midjourney prompt, or a Stable Diffusion prompt without reformatting. In short, a compact image prompt builder that behaves like a focused AI art prompt generator—with zero fuss.

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Image Prompt Builder (Lite)

Quick prompts for Gemini / Midjourney / SD. Keep it simple—fill the top row, open “Advanced” only if needed.

Advanced (optional)

Why this builder

  • Essential fields only; no overwhelm
  • Private by design (no uploads)
  • Works across models, no special tokens
  • Built-in variation note for quick A/B tests
  • Optional Advanced foldout (camera, lighting, composition, mood, palette)

How to use the Image Prompt Builder

  1. Subject / Scene — Name the core elements and action.
  2. Purpose — Where the image will live (Ad banner, Social thumbnail, Website hero, Product showcase).
  3. Style — Photorealistic, Studio product, Lifestyle, 3D render, Illustration, or Flat vector.
  4. Aspect ratio — 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 16:9, or 9:16 so framing lands right.
  5. Negatives — Pre-block problems (e.g., logos, text artifacts, warped hands, blurry edges).
  6. Reference URL (optional) — Link a mood board or product page for consistency.
  7. Generate → Copy — Paste into Gemini, Midjourney, or SD and iterate.

Pro tips & channel presets

  • Be explicit with framing. Add composition hints like “center hero, negative space left.”
  • Tie style to goal. Studio = clarity for ads; Lifestyle = context for landing pages; Illustration/3D = thumb-stopping social.
  • Use negatives aggressively. Call out deal-breakers early to save retakes.
  • Iterate in small steps. Change angle or lighting, not everything at once.

Presets

  • Instagram feed: 4:5 (detail without cropping)
  • Stories/Reels/Shorts: 9:16 (full-screen vertical)
  • YouTube/web hero: 16:9 (wide, headline space)
  • Catalog square: 1:1 (consistent grids)

Sample mini-briefs you can paste

Ad banner (lifestyle):
Subject: “Young runner tying laces at sunrise, city skyline.” Style: Photorealistic. AR: 16:9. Negatives: logos, text artifacts, motion blur. Composition: rule of thirds with space for headline left.

Website hero (product):
Subject: “Matte black pour-over kettle on stone counter with steam.” Style: Studio product. AR: 16:9. Composition: center hero, negative space right. Negatives: reflections, fingerprints, watermarks.

Social thumbnail (illustration):
Subject: “Minimal vector rocket launching, soft gradients.” Style: Flat vector/Illustration. AR: 1:1. Negatives: tiny text, heavy drop shadows. Palette: teal, indigo, white.

A quick workflow to iterate like a pro

  1. Generate your base prompt in the builder.
  2. Request 3–4 variants in your model (the prompt includes a variation note).
  3. Shortlist the top image; tweak lighting or angle only.
  4. Rerun with two color palettes to test brand fit.
  5. Export and annotate learnings (what hooked attention, what caused artifacts).
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FAQs

  1. Does this tool upload my content?

    No. It’s 100% client-side; nothing is sent to a server.

  2. Will the same prompt work in different models?

    Yes. It’s plain English, so it works as a Gemini image prompt, Midjourney prompt, or Stable Diffusion prompt.

  3. How do I stop weird hands or messy text?

    List them in Negatives: “extra fingers, deformed hands, text artifacts, watermarks.”

  4. Do I need to fill Advanced settings?

    Only if you want finer control—camera/lens, lighting, composition, mood, palette are optional.

  5. Can I reuse a winning brief?

    Absolutely. Keep a simple doc of prompts and re-use with small tweaks per campaign.