Writing prompts

A good prompt answers the questions a photographer or director would ask before starting. The less the model has to guess, the closer the result is to what you pictured.

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Build it from the most important part down:

1. Subject: what or who, as clearly as possible.
2. Setting: where, and what is around it.
3. Light: where it comes from and what the mood is.
4. Composition: camera angle, distance, and where the subject sits in the frame.
5. Style: photo, illustration, 3D render, or a particular visual style.

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Video needs everything above, plus movement. Write for one scene: one place, one main event.

• Subject movement: what the subject does from the start of the clip to the end.
• Camera movement: still, a slow push in, orbiting the subject, or tracking from the side.
• Pace: slow and calm, or fast and energetic.

The camera slowly pushes in on a cup of coffee on a wooden table by a window. Thin
steam rises from the surface, late-afternoon sunlight falls from the side, fine dust
floats in the air. Calm mood, smooth camera movement with no shake.

For image-to-video modes, the prompt only needs to describe the movement. The first frame already carries what is in the picture.

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Prompts can be written in Indonesian or English. For very specific details, such as photography terms or the names of styles, English is sometimes understood more consistently.

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If all you have is a short idea, press Improve prompt in the console. The idea is rewritten into a full English prompt suited to the kind of model, and Undo brings back your original. It costs 0.2 credits.

A longer guide, with 50 before-and-after examples, is the Panduan Prompt Dasar in the Store. It is free.