1. 01

   Say what it is first

   Start with the kind of image, such as "flat-lay photo of a café menu" or "game concept art", then add the scene, light and style.

2. 02

   Put exact words in quotes

   Write every headline, price or label in quotes, one per line. Short lines like menus and labels come out right far more often than long paragraphs.

3. 03

   Give each photo a job

   When you upload several photos, say what to take from each one, for example "the canister from Image 1, the shelf style from Image 2".

4. 04

   Say what must not change

   When editing, name what should stay the same, such as the face, the label text or the camera angle, and then the one thing to change.

5. 05

   Spell out layouts

   For grids and comics, give the count and order, like "2 rows and 3 columns, left to right", instead of "a few panels".

6. 06

   Tell it how to fill gaps

   If you remove or move something, describe what should appear in its place, such as "plain white wall" or "more of the wooden table".

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