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Search by job
Start with the editing task: portrait cleanup, product background, fashion editorial, food shot, or social post.
Practical guide
Find, adapt, and submit better image editing prompts.
Use get prompt yo as a visual prompt library: compare the before and after image, copy the prompt, replace the details that matter, and submit useful prompt recipes back to the community.
Search by job
Start with the editing task: portrait cleanup, product background, fashion editorial, food shot, or social post.
Inspect before and after
Open prompts where the result image proves the style, lighting, composition, or product treatment you want.
Copy and replace inputs
Paste the prompt into your AI image tool and replace bracketed details with your subject, brand, setting, or style.
Use a prompt
A good prompt starts from a result you can inspect. Choose the closest visual example, then make small changes instead of rewriting everything.
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Inspect before and after
Open prompts where the result image proves the style, lighting, composition, or product treatment you want.
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Copy and replace inputs
Paste the prompt into your AI image tool and replace bracketed details with your subject, brand, setting, or style.
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Protect important details
Call out identity, product shape, labels, materials, skin texture, and anything that must stay unchanged.
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Refine once
Run one edit, compare the output, then send a short follow-up that fixes only the biggest mismatch.
Submit as creator
Creator submissions work best when the prompt, category, tags, and preview images all explain the same editing job.
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Prepare the proof
Upload at least one preview image. Before and after pairs build trust faster than text alone.
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Write a searchable title
Name the actual job, such as soft portrait retouch, clean product background, or cinematic cafe edit.
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Explain when to use it
Use the description to say what image type, style, platform, or constraint the prompt is designed for.
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Choose taxonomy carefully
Pick the closest category and platform. Add up to five specific tags that help people filter quickly.
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Submit for review
Submitted prompts enter moderation. Rejected prompts can be edited and submitted again with clearer proof.
Prompt formula
Most reliable image editing prompts follow the same structure: goal, subject, style, constraints, and output expectation.
Prefer writing prompts in English
For best AI results, write prompts in English when possible. Other languages are still accepted.
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Goal
Say the exact edit: remove background, preserve face, relight product, create editorial mood, or improve composition.
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Subject
Describe who or what is in the image and which parts must remain visually consistent.
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Style
Name the lighting, color, texture, camera feel, scene, or visual reference in plain words.
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Constraints
State what must not change: face identity, packaging text, logo, object shape, scale, fabric, or material.
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Output
Tell the model what a successful result should look like: realistic, clean, high detail, natural, ready to post.
A reusable prompt pattern
Edit this image to [goal].
Keep [identity/product/shape/details] unchanged.
Use [lighting/style/background] with realistic texture.
Avoid [unwanted changes].
Final output should look [quality/use case].
Common fixes
When a result misses the mark, make the next prompt narrower. Fix the strongest failure first.
Face changed
Add a preservation line: keep identity, facial proportions, natural skin texture, and original expression.
Product label changed
Ask the model to keep logo, label text, shape, scale, color, and material exactly as in the source image.
Style too strong
Lower the intensity. Ask for subtle enhancement, realistic lighting, and no major change to composition.
Prompt too broad
Split the request into one goal per run. Avoid mixing background, retouching, relighting, and typography in one pass.
Use images you have the right to use
Do not upload, edit, or submit images that violate privacy, copyright, brand rules, or someone else's rights.
FAQ
Turn a repeatable image edit into a clear prompt with proof, tags, and a short explanation.
Do I need to sign in to copy prompts?
No. Browsing and copying public prompts are open. Sign in is required for submitting prompts, voting, account settings, and creator support settings.
Why are prompts reviewed before publishing?
Review keeps the library useful, safe, and relevant. It also helps remove spam, misleading images, unsafe content, and prompts that do not match the preview.
Which AI tools can I use with these prompts?
Prompts are organized by platform such as ChatGPT, Midjourney, Gemini, Claude, and Canva AI. You can still adapt the wording for another tool.
Can I edit a rejected prompt?
Yes. Open your prompt, fix the reason for rejection, improve the preview or explanation, and submit it again.
Ready to make a prompt useful for someone else?
Turn a repeatable image edit into a clear prompt with proof, tags, and a short explanation.