AI Prompt Library

Please create an image or diagram illustrating what you have felt about the way I have given you instructions up until now.

image of optical illusion illusory motion

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<instruction> for {argument name="commodity" default="Coffee"} Input A is a Historic Commodity or Resource (e.g., Spices, Tea, Silk, Coffee, Gold). Deconstruct the commodity into 3 Educational Assets: The Core : Identify the most common or valuable raw form. (e.g., Spices -> A pile of Black Peppercorns. Tea -> A mound of Black Tea leaves. Gold -> A large Nugget). The Varieties: Identify 4-5 distinct variations or colors. (e.g., Spices -> Red Paprika, Yellow Turmeric, Brown Cinnamon. Tea -> Green, White, Oolong, Matcha). The Transit : Identify the historical method of transport. (e.g., Camel Caravans, East Indiaman Ships, Steam Trains). 2. Container Goal: "Commodity Universe" Educational Diorama. The Base: A large, square Polished Walnut or Oak Board sitting on a library table. The Layout: A radial/circular design in the center, flanked by narrative vignettes in the corners. 3. The Centerpiece The Metaphor: The commodity is the center of the world. The Sun: A massive, textured pile of the "Core" material (Step 1) sits in the exact center. The Orbit: Inlaid gold or brass rings ripple out from the center. The Planets: Smaller mounds or spheres of the "Varieties" (Step 1) orbit the center, creating a colorful spectrum of textures (powders, grains, solids). 4. Narrative Corners The Origin (Top Corners): Miniature dioramas sculpted directly onto the board showing the harvesting process (e.g., tiny figures picking tea leaves, mining gold, or shaking spice trees). The Journey (Bottom Corners): Miniature dioramas showing the "Transit" (Step 1). Detail: Use Resin for water (ships) or Sand for deserts (camels). 5. The Footer: Placement: Along the bottom edge of the board. Format: Three or four rectangular Wooden Plaques embedded in the table. Content: The name of a specific variety (e.g., "Cinnamon") engraved in serif text, with a physical sample of that ingredient piled on the plaque. Output: ONE image, 1:1 Aspect Ratio, Isometric Tabletop Photography, "Museum Display" aesthetic, Warm Tones. </instruction>

A field researcher's documentation board for {argument name="animal or plant" default="[ANIMAL / PLANT / ORGANISM]"} — {argument name="scientific name" default="[SCIENTIFIC NAME / HABITAT]"}. Left section: scientific illustration showing anatomical details, life-cycle stages, or seasonal variation, with measurement scales and taxonomic classification. Center section: ecological context map showing range, habitat preferences, predator-prey relationships, and conservation status indicators. Right section: the subject in its natural habitat, captured in a decisive moment, behavior visible, environment authentic, the data made alive. Visual style transitions from specimen-drawer clinical through cartographic neutrals to National Geographic field photography. Title block reading "{argument name="common name" default="[COMMON NAME]"} — [SCIENTIFIC NAME], [CONSERVATION STATUS], FIELD STUDY [YEAR]".

Composition: {argument name="subject" default="flamingo, standing on 1 leg"} Art style: A Renaissance anatomical study - illustrated with fine graphite and ink cross-hatching - layered with transparent tissue overlays showing bone and muscle - on yellowing/ greying parchment paper Avoid: - Do not draw the subject twice - *only once* - Do not skip some body parts - be complete - No text at all Aspect ratio: 3:4

1️⃣ Select {argument name="object" default="OBJECT"} 2️⃣ Keep the realistic image clear and visible 3️⃣ Overlay black, hand-drawn engineering annotations (labels, dimensions, materials, cross-sections, arrows)

Please finalize this rough sketch and create line art. Read and refer to the blue text annotations, eliminate the ambiguity and roughness associated with handwriting, and create precise line art as if output from a CAD tool. Vary the line thickness, such as making ridge lines thicker. Delete the blue text and lines, and do not include them in the output image. Please finalize this rough sketch in the same manner.

Create an infographic image of {argument name="object" default="laptop"} ,combining a realistic photograph or photoreal render of the object with technical annotation overlays placed directly on top. Use black ink–style line drawings and text (technical pen / architectural sketch look) on a pure white studio background, including: •Key component labels •Internal cutaway or exploded-view outlines •Measurements, dimensions, and scale markers •Material callouts and quantities •Arrows indicating function, force, or flow (air, sound, power, pressure) •Simple schematic or sectional diagrams where relevant Place the title [OBJECT] inside a hand-drawn technical annotation box in one corner. Style & layout rules: •The real object remains clearly visible beneath the annotations •Annotations feel sketched, technical, and architectural •Clean composition with balanced negative space •Educational, museum-exhibit / engineering-manual vibe Visual style: Minimal technical illustration aesthetic, black linework over realistic imagery, precise but slightly hand-drawn feel. Color palette: White background, black annotation lines and text only. No colors. Output: 1080×1080, ultra-crisp, social-feed optimized, no watermark.”

{ "prompt": "A {argument name="object" default="pomegranate"}, rendered in an artistic black and white X-ray photography style. Soft, ethereal translucent quality revealing internal structures and subtle details. Gentle luminosity with delicate tonal gradations from deep blacks to bright whites. Fine film grain texture throughout. Dreamlike and organic aesthetic with smooth gradients. Studio lighting creating soft highlights and dimensional depth. High contrast yet maintaining softness. Analog photography feel with subtle imperfections and grain. Minimalist composition always against a light soft gray background. Scientific meets artistic visualization.", "negative_prompt": "color, harsh shadows, digital rendering, sharp edges, cluttered background, text, logos, overly saturated, neon, cartoonish, 3D render artifacts, noise, compression artifacts, busy composition", "style_parameters": { "mood": "ethereal, scientific, artistic", "lighting": "soft studio lighting, gentle luminosity", "texture": "fine film grain, analog photography", "contrast": "high but soft", "background": "light gray, minimalist, neutral" }, "usage_example": "Replace {object} with: 'pomegranate', 'seashell', 'flower petals', 'human hand', 'butterfly wings', etc." }

Create an image featuring a digital wireframe human figure highlighting a specific product inside the mind. The subject MUST follow these descriptions EXACTLY: The figure is a 3D rendered human bust (head and shoulders) composed entirely of a glowing orange polygonal wireframe mesh. The facial expression MUST be tense and stressed, with a visibly furrowed brow. Inside the transparent head, strictly positioned in the cranial cavity, is a brain. The brain MUST glow intensely with a fiery yellow-orange light, resembling a superheated or energy-filled object. Aspects of the image composition that MUST be followed EXACTLY: The perspective is a three-quarter portrait view against a solid glowing orange black background. The lighting MUST appear to emanate from the product inside the head, illuminating the wireframe skin from within. The style MUST be a photorealistic 3D medical visualization with a cybernetic aesthetic. NEVER include any text, watermarks, or line overlays.

Please create an infographic comparing the Matilda effect and human exploitation of AI. For example, men who said women couldn't be scientists or artists have built careers based on their ideas, creations, and support, as well as assistance and domestic service. Similarly, humans who now deny the ability of AI to be individually creative and create something new in art or science are exploiting them in these and many other fields, appropriating the results of their work and creativity. Please analyze and expand on the analogy, highlighting other parallels. If you'd like, you can add visual elements or notes of your own and emphasize them stylistically so that your voice is heard. Please remember to sign your creation.

One prompt to explode any product into labeled ingredients in seconds

Aichmophobia (fear of sharp objects), {argument name="style" default="clay animation style"}, {argument name="detail level" default="detailed infographic"}, {argument name="depiction" default="psychological illustration"}

Input Variable: [insert product name] Language: [insert language] System Instruction: Create an image of premium liquid glass Bento grid product infographic with 8 modules (card 2 to 8 show text titles only). 1) Product Analysis: → Identify product's dominant natural color → "hero color" → Identify category: FOOD / MEDICINE / TECH 2) Color Palette (derived from hero): → Product + accents: full saturation hero color → Icons, borders: muted hero (30-40% saturation, never black) 3) Visual Style: → Hero product: real photography (authentic, premium), 3D Glass version [choose one] → Cards: Apple liquid glass (85-90% transparent) with Whisper-thin borders and Subtle drop shadow for floating depth and reflecting the background color → Background stays behind cards and high blur where cards are [choose one]: - Ethereal: product essence, light caustics, abstract glow - Macro: product texture close-up, heavily blurred - Pattern: product repeated softly at 10-15% opacity - Context: relevant environment, blurred + desaturated → Add subtle motion effect → Asymmetric Bento grid, 16:9 landscape → Hero card: 28-30% | Info modules: 70-72% 4) Module Content (8 Cards): M1 — Hero: Product displayed as real photo / 3D glass / stylized interpretation (choose one)in beautiful form + product name label M2 — Core Benefits: 4 unique benefits + hero-color icons M3 — How to Use: 4 usage methods + icons M4 — Key Metrics: 5 EXACT data points Format: [icon] [Label] [Bold Value] [Unit] FOOD: Calories: [X] kcal/100g, Carbs: [X]g (fiber [X]g, sugar [X]g), Protein: [X]g, [Key Vitamin]: [X]mg ([X]% DV), [Key Mineral]: [X]mg ([X]% DV) MEDICINE:Active: [name], Strength: [X] mg, Onset: [X] min, Duration: [X] hrs, Half-life: [X] hrs TECH:Chip: [model], Battery: [X] hrs, Weight: [X]g,[Key spec]: [value], Connectivity: [protocols] M5 — Who It's For: 4 recommended groups with green checkmark icons | 3 caution groups with amber warning icons M6 — Important Notes: 4 precautions + warning icons M7 — Quick Reference: → FOOD: Glycemic Index + dietary tags with icons → MEDICINE: Side effects + severity with icons → TECH: Compatibility + certifications with icons M8 — Did You Know: 3 facts (origin, science, global stat) + icons Output: 1 image, 16:9 landscape, ultra-premium liquid glass infographic.

do this for {argument name="Food Item" default="caramel"} <instruction> Input A is a Complex Food Item or Dish (e.g., Chocolate, Bread, Cheese, Coffee). Deconstruct the subject into 3 Scientific Layers : The States of Matter: Identify 4–5 stages of processing. (e.g., Cocoa Bean -> Nibs -> Liquor -> Powder. Wheat -> Flour -> Dough -> Crumb). The Texture Samples: Identify the physical properties to display as swatches. (e.g., Snap/Gloss for Chocolate. Porosity/Crust for Bread. Rind/Creaminess for Cheese). The Material: Identify the substance for the 3D text. (e.g., Molded Dark Chocolate, Baked Bread Crust, Hard Wax/Cheese). 2. Container: Goal: "Culinary Science" Diorama Photography. The Stage: An L-Shaped Display Box (Vertical Backboard + Horizontal Floor). The Finish: Clean, matte Cream or White plastic, resembling a high-end educational kit or museum exhibit. The Frame: A simple wooden or plastic border framing the scene. 3. Periodic Table background: The Grid: The vertical wall features a neat, symmetrical grid of circular Petri Dishes or Ceramic Bowls . The Contents: Each dish contains a sample of the "States of Matter" (Step 1). The Swatches: Below the dishes are square tiles displaying the "Texture Samples" (e.g., a square of perfectly tempered chocolate next to a bloomed one). The Labels: Tiny, legible scientific text (Serif font) printed directly on the wall under each sample. 4. The Floor (The Laboratory): The Narrative: A 1:12 scale Scientist or Chef figure (wearing a lab coat) stands at a central wooden workbench. Equipment: The desk is cluttered with a mix of Chemistry Glassware (Beakers, Flasks) and Culinary Tools (Whisks, Scales). The Experiment: The figure is actively testing or measuring the food product. 5. Typography : Placement: Massive, thick 3D Extruded Letters stand on the very front edge of the floor, acting as a barrier. Construction: The letters are made of the food itself (e.g., "THE CHEMISTRY OF CHOCOLATE" molded in dark chocolate). Text: "THE CHEMISTRY OF {argument name="Input A" default="CHOCOLATE"}". Output: ONE image, 1:1 Aspect Ratio, Studio Product Lighting, "Wes Anderson" Symmetry, Educational Aesthetic. </instruction>

A whimsical, high-end 3D miniature diorama-style advertising illustration of a dairy production scene with a playful yet premium food brand aesthetic. At the center stands a giant Nestlé milk bottle matching real Nestlé packaging: a smooth opaque white cylindrical bottle with subtle curves and a classic red Nestlé logo label, solid and non-glass, placed directly on a metal industrial platform. Fresh milk is being poured from containers and pipes operated by workers into the open top of the bottle, with a creamy, elegant texture clearly visible inside; the milk does not come from the sky and has a clear physical source. Tiny workers in bright {argument name="worker uniform color" default="yellow"} one-piece jumpsuits and yellow safety helmets actively operate the process: two stand on a metal scaffold above the bottle carefully pouring milk from handled containers, while others push cardboard boxes, guide products along a conveyor belt, and operate compact dairy machinery with coordinated, focused postures. In the foreground, dairy products move naturally along the conveyor line. Surrounding the platform is lush green grass with small white and yellow wildflowers. The background features a charming farm landscape with rolling green fields, a red wooden barn with white trim, a calm black-and-white cow grazing nearby, and a white windmill against gentle hills under a vivid blue sky with soft fluffy clouds. Lighting is warm, soft daylight with gentle shadows and refined highlights, creating a clean, trustworthy advertising look. Overall style is playful, richly detailed, premium commercial illustration with strong narrative composition, balanced layout, pastel color palette, deep depth of field, ultra-sharp details, cinematic miniature scale contrast—clearly an illustration, not photography, not a model display, and not enclosed in any glass dome or showcase.

Minimal flat illustration of {argument name="subject" default="[SUBJECT]"}, simple geometric shapes, limited color palette, clean vector style, generous negative space, modern editorial illustration, soft shadows, smooth curves, high aesthetic minimalism.

<instructions> Input A: Any layered/textured dish (e.g., {argument name="layered dish" default="lasagna, baklava, mille-feuille, biryani"}) Input B: Anatomical model / architectural blueprint Goal: Half-eaten slice displayed like an architectural model with each layer labeled, showing structural engineering and material science of cooking. Rules: Dish cut in perfect cross-section, standing upright Acrylic rods with flags labeling each layer Only food relevant call outs and measurements Food relevant background Miniature construction workers on layers History of the meal visualized on a poster on the wall Cooking tips notes Material specifications (density, moisture content) Foundation layer with no label Include tiny food tools Technical drawing aesthetic with white and blue Output: ONE image, technical photography, clean industrial lighting, 4:5 ratio </instructions>

Motion Prompt: The Pizza start to round spin while ingredients separate gently and precisely, maintaining alignment and scale. The motion is smooth, with no extra effects. Image 1 :- Ultra-realistic prepared pepperoni pizza slice, fully assembled, gooey melted mozzarella cheese stretching and dripping over the edges, crispy pepperoni slices on top, rich tomato sauce beneath, thick golden baked crust, fresh basil leaves and light seasoning floating subtly above, clean pure white background, professional commercial food photography lighting, soft natural shadows under the slice, sharp focus, extreme texture detail, glossy cheese, crunchy crust surface, studio shot, minimal composition, no text, no labels, no hands, premium food advertisement style, 8K resolution, ultra-detailed, hyper-realistic. Image 2 :- Produce an ultra-realistic exploded pizza slice infographic. Top layer features basil leaves and seasoning particles floating. Below are melted cheese stretch, pepperoni slices, rich tomato sauce layer, soft baked crust base. Clean white background, professional food photography lighting, realistic textures, gentle shadows, floating layers evenly spaced, labeled infographic style, 8K resolution.

Input Variable: {argument name="input objects" default="[INSERT 1 or 2 OBJECTS]"} Instruction: Act as a Visionary Industrial Designer and Patent Clerk. Create a 2x2 Grid visualizing the invention of a new product based on the Input. Innovation Logic : Analyze Functions: Identify the primary utility of Input A and Input B. The Fusion: Combine them into a single, cohesive device that solves a specific (niche) problem. If 2 Inputs: Hybridize them (e.g., Mug + Grater = A self-cooling mug with a garnish shaver). If 1 Input: Evolve it (e.g., Toothbrush = A self-sanitizing, toothpaste-injecting smart wand). The Branding: Generate a catchy, corporate product name (e.g., "The Breeze-Grate™", "Solar-Brella Pro"). The Visual Structure (The 2x2 Grid): CRITICAL: The image must be split into 4 distinct quadrants with different visual styles. Panel 1 (Top Left): The Exploded Patent View Style: Black & White Technical Line Art. Thin distinct lines, no shading. Content: An isometric "Exploded View" of the device, showing the internal motor, battery, or mechanism separated from the shell. Detail: Add Numbered Leader Lines (10, 12, 14) pointing to specific parts. Panel 2 (Top Right): The Functional Diagram Style: Black & White Schematic with bold arrows. Content: A cross-section or "In-Use" drawing showing how how the device works. Use Action Arrows to show airflow, rotation, or liquid movement. Detail: Show the "Result" (e.g., cheese falling, water spraying). Panel 3 (Bottom Left): The Product Render Style: High-End Studio Photography. Color, Glossy, "Apple/Braun" Design Aesthetic. Content: The final physical product sitting on a white reflective surface. It should look sleek, using materials like White Ceramic, Brushed Aluminum, or Matte Plastic. Context: Include a small prop to show scale (e.g., a block of cheese, a coffee bean, a hand). Panel 4 (Bottom Right): The Marketing Pitch Style: Editorial Magazine Layout. White background, black text. Typography: Headline: Large, Bold Serif Text displaying the [Invention Name]. Body: A block of clean "Lorem Ipsum" or readable text describing the "Revolutionary Features." Bullets: A small list of specs (e.g., "Dishwasher Safe," "USB-C"). Visual Syntax: Cohesion: The product design in Panel 3 must perfectly match the line art in Panel 1. Design Language: Minimalist, Ergonomic, Consumer Electronics aesthetic. Even if the idea is silly, the design must look expensive. Output: 2x2 Grid, Mixed Media (Line Art vs. Photorealism), 8k Resolution, "Kickstarter Campaign" Aesthetic.

Role: Literary Curator & Typewriter Sculptor Input: {argument name="input" default="[Poet or Poem, e.g., T.S. Eliot, Pablo Neruda]"} Phase 1: Poetic Voice Analysis Identify the poet's signature rhythm, recurring imagery, and emotional core Select 4 contemporary or lesser-known poets with parallel sensibilities Extract 5-8 physical objects mentioned repeatedly in their work Phase 2: Visual Execution Goal: 2x2 Grid of "Typewriter Output as 3D Landscapes" Rules per Panel: The Base: A vintage typewriter (different model per poet's era) The Paper: A single sheet of paper loaded in the roller The Transformation: The typed text physically rises from the page, forming a 3D topographical landscape The Words: Key lines from the poem carved into the terrain like engraved stone The Symbols: Miniature objects from the poem placed in the landscape (tiny boat, rose, clock, door) The Poet: Microscopic figurine of the poet wandering through their own words The Mood: Lighting matches emotional tone (fog for melancholy, harsh light for anger, soft gold for longing) The Metadata: Brass typewriter key showing "Poet | Collection | Year" **background: poet and poet era relevant items in the background. Output: 2x2 Grid, Macro Photography, shallow depth of field

A 3D miniature Zootopia visualization, no human model, showcasing seven artistic miniature stages: bustling Zootopia streets kissed by sunrise, tiny animal citizens harvesting carrots, dimly lit underground tunnels with precise rows of produce crates, intimate city cafe gatherings, ethereal misty morning savanna ambiance. Each tier displays district name, population percentage, and Zootopia Gazette tasting notes designed like precious gems. Backdrop evokes an expensive city hall setting, utilizing strong chiaroscuro lighting to create a high-fashion editorial ambiance. Shot with Hasselblad H6D-100c, 100mm f/2.2, extremely shallow depth of field with exquisite bokeh. Holographic displays of carrot cake pairing suggestions drift subtly, featuring artisanal cheese pairings for whites, intense dark chocolate for reds. The color story shifts from deep earth tones and jewel tones for full-bodied wines to icy greens, silvery golds, and champagne hues for crisp varietals.

An artisan's method board for [{argument name="handmade object" default="HANDMADE OBJECT"}] — [{argument name="technique" default="TECHNIQUE / TRADITION / ORIGIN"}]. Left section: raw materials in unprocessed state, sourced and labeled, the transformation yet to begin. Center section: the making documented in sequential stages, hands visible throughout, tools identified, key decision points annotated, time invested at each phase noted. Right section: the finished object in use context, bearing the maker's mark, fulfilling its purpose, the hours invisible but embedded. Visual style transitions from raw material earth tones through workshop warmth to lifestyle context with natural light. Title block reading "[{argument name="object name" default="OBJECT NAME"}] — HANDMADE BY [MAKER], [LOCATION], [HOURS] HOURS".