Start with the subject
Name the main subject before adding details. A product, person, room, landscape, or character gives the model a clear anchor. Add the subject's material, color, condition, and important distinguishing features next.
Describe the composition
Explain what the viewer should see and where it should appear: close-up portrait, centered product shot, wide interior, overhead flat lay, or cinematic establishing view. Mention the aspect ratio when the image has a specific publishing destination.
Add lighting and visual direction
Lighting changes the mood and the perceived material of an image. Try soft window light for a calm editorial result, hard side light for a dramatic product scene, or even studio lighting for a clean catalog look. Keep style references specific and avoid stacking unrelated directions.
Iterate one variable at a time
Save a useful result, then change one part of the prompt. If you need to preserve a subject or composition, switch to image-to-image and upload the result as a reference. This makes creative decisions easier to compare and keeps a consistent direction across a series.
Picshik stores generated results in the workspace so you can download them and return to the task later.
