Scene, Proof & Ad command cheats.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
Only adult hands using the product. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use one complete composition with a clear subject, convincing perspective, a purposeful light direction and enough room around important edges. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A fictional workshop-creator portrait. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use one complete composition with a clear subject, convincing perspective, a purposeful light direction and enough room around important edges. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A book-cover mockup with its spine visible. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use one complete composition with a clear subject, convincing perspective, a purposeful light direction and enough room around important edges. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A square original album-cover concept. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use one complete composition with a clear subject, convincing perspective, a purposeful light direction and enough room around important edges. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
An original design shown on an outdoor billboard. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
An old-newspaper print treatment. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A clean quote-card layout using supplied text. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A timeline using supplied milestone placeholders. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A small clip-on retail-shelf sign. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
An in-store advertising-display concept. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use one complete composition with a clear subject, convincing perspective, a purposeful light direction and enough room around important edges. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A promotional card at a checkout register. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
An arranged shop-window display. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use one complete composition with a clear subject, convincing perspective, a purposeful light direction and enough room around important edges. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A folded tabletop promotional card. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A restaurant-menu board with supplied example copy. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A clearly fictional thermal-receipt layout. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A tear-off coupon concept with placeholder terms. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A coordinated two-page catalog spread. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A fictional direct-mail postcard. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A doorknob flyer layout. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A handwritten sticky-note treatment. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use one complete composition with a clear subject, convincing perspective, a purposeful light direction and enough room around important edges. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A simple fictional business-card layout. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A round fictional event badge. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use one complete composition with a clear subject, convincing perspective, a purposeful light direction and enough room around important edges. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A clearly marked sample event card with a lanyard. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.

Before you start: Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point.

Create an original image, or transform an attached reference image, using the direction below.

SUBJECT
[SUBJECT: a pair of adult hands using an unbranded cream notebook on a carefully lit creative-workshop desk]. Replace this example subject with your own subject if desired. If a reference is attached, retain its recognizable subject and apply the visual treatment without inventing an unrelated main subject.

REQUESTED EFFECT
A wide fictional stage-event banner. Make this specific effect the dominant visual idea, with material, texture, lighting and spatial relationships that support it.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Use a deliberate graphic layout suited to this format. If panels, callouts or text are needed, keep their order clear and use only short user-supplied text or obvious placeholders. Use a polished, coherent finish appropriate to scene, proof & ad. Avoid warped anatomy, inconsistent object scale and unintentionally cropped focal elements. Camera and material descriptions are visual directions, not claims about physical production.

INPUTS AND ACCURACY
Optional: attach an image you have permission to transform, or use the category subject as a starting point. Any people or businesses created from scratch are fictional. Use original characters and unbranded objects; do not add real company logos, fabricated customer proof, unsupported performance claims or personal details. Illustrative diagrams are concepts rather than engineering or medical instructions. Any IDs, money, receipts, tickets, rankings or certificates must be visibly fictional examples, never purported proof of a real transaction or official document.

DELIVERABLE
Return one finished image in a suitable aspect ratio. A requested multi-panel layout is one final image, not an animation. Do not print the slash command on the artwork. Preserve any supplied short text exactly and omit filler text. Review the generated result before use; the category illustration is a shared reference, not evidence that this specific command was generated or independently tested.