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Concept

Prompt

The text instructions you give the AI — the single biggest factor in what your image looks like.

A prompt is the description you type to tell the AI what to create. Think of it as giving directions to an artist: the clearer your directions, the closer the result is to what you imagined.

Two ways to write one

  • Tags — short phrases separated by commas: 1girl, long red hair, green eyes, school uniform, classroom. This is the classic style and works great with most PixAI models.

  • Natural language — full sentences, like "a girl in a white sundress walking through a sunflower field at golden hour". Newer models such as Tsubaki and Serin love this style, and Prompt-Helper can convert your words (in any language) into an optimized prompt automatically.

Tips for better prompts

  1. Order matters. Put the most important things first — start with your subject (1girl, 1boy), then appearance, action, background, and style. Words at the front carry more weight.

  2. Be specific, not overloaded. "A cool character" gives the AI nothing to work with, but ten conflicting ideas (beach + castle + dragon) confuse it. Pick one clear scene.

  3. Emphasize what matters with parentheses — see Prompt-Weighting.

  4. Filter out what you don't want with a Negative-Prompt.

  5. Save what works. The Note function in the generation panel stores your favorite prompt-and-settings combos as reusable templates.

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