Prompts are text descriptions fed to the image generator. Prompts can be built using keywords, phrases (in English), and even other images.
Writing prompts in English are highly encouraged as they will produce the best results. Prompts can be written in other languages, but we cannot guarantee the quality of the generations.
As a rule of thumb, keywords should be separated by a comma and the most important words should have parentheses around them ().
<aside> 📝 Prompt Example ****beautiful ornate hyperdetailed angel girl with flowy hair, smile, fantasy concept art, by anna dittman, daniel f gerhartz, jean baptiste monge, sparkles, clouds, wings, ((face toward camera)), color pencil sketch
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Negative prompts are how you indicate any keywords you do not want included in the image.
Adding typical mistakes of generative models to the Negative Prompt will reduce the likelihood of generating unusual images.
Try expanding on stock prompts with similar subjects, ambiance, and category rather than looking for a new one for each generation.
As an added note, adding negative prompts will not effect the overall quality of the image.
<aside> 📝 Negative Prompt Example - Figures ****half face, nsfw, bad anatomy, bad proportions, scary, ugly, malformed hand, deformed arm, man, blurry eyes, two heads, two faces, plastic, text, letters, watermark, out of frame, ugly, disfigured, pixelated, hideous, indistinct
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Optimal Negative Prompts will be suggested to you based on the subject of your image. We have put together six packs based on image needs: quality, reality, human, missing body, extra body, and ugly face. You can access our stock Packs by clicking the folder icon shown below.
Negative Prompt Packs can be conveniently called up by entering / into the Negative Prompt box.
