2/🧩 Category Prompting: Break down your idea into specific categories like mood, scene, actors, and location. This helps the AI understand your vision in detail. Example in the ALT of the image #CategoryPrompting
3/➕ Additive Prompting: This style focuses on adding specific elements to your prompt, one by one. Example in the ALT of the image #AdditivePrompting
4/📚 Narrative Prompting: Tell a story or describe a scene in a detailed manner. This style helps the AI generate images based on the narrative you provide. Example in the ALT of the image #NarrativePrompting
5/❓ Interrogative Prompting: Frame your idea as a question. This encourages the AI to come up with an image that answers the question. Example in the ALT of the image #InterrogativePrompting
6/🌟 Lighting & Mood: Create a unique atmosphere in your prompts by playing with lighting and mood, such as dramatic contrasts or soft, diffused light. Example in the ALT of the image #LightingAndMood
7/🔑 Remember: Don't use commas within the prompts! Use semicolons or other punctuation instead. Commas should only be used to separate prompt styles. Keep this in mind when crafting your prompts! Example in the ALT of the image
8/💡 Start by experimenting with different prompting styles and see which one works best for your needs. You can even combine styles to create a more refined and detailed prompt. The possibilities are endless! 🚀
9/🎉 Now you're ready to create amazing AI-generated images with Midjourney! Share your creations with the world and inspire others. Happy prompting! #AI#ImageGeneration
10/10 🥳 That's it, folks! We hope this thread has inspired you to explore the world of AI image generation with Midjourney. Have fun, and don't forget to share your unique and captivating creations with your friends and followers! #AIArt#AIartcommunity#Midjourney
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You've probably seen a bunch of AI-generated ads lately...
Wanna know how to make them yourself? I’m breaking it all down in this thread 🧵👇
Bookmark this for later—it’s packed with prompts and how to use Higgsfield AI for the visuals.
Let’s go clip by clip.
On the vids, you’ll find prompts for different camera moves in @higgsfield_ai, and in the images ALT text, you’ll see the prompt used to generate the visuals.
I'm sure you've seen tons of animated videos of people using ChatGPT 4o.
Wanna learn how to make your own? I’ll show you how in this thread 🧵👇
Bookmark this for later—it’s packed with prompts and all the tools you’ll need.
First, create your characters. I uploaded a photo to ChatGPT and asked it to turn me into a 2.5D cartoon in a T-pose, fine lines, same outfit, green screen background.
Once I had my style, I asked for 3 more custom characters to match.
Once that was done, I generated a few scenes too. I just told it to keep the same style, described each setting, and asked for a 16:9 aspect ratio. Easy—and they came out great.
I’m upscaling everything with @Magnific_AI, gotta have that extra detail!
These AI-generated POV videos are blowing up—I have no idea why…
But what I do know is how to make them in minutes, and I’m gonna show you how in this thread 🧵👇
Bookmark this for later!
Before we start, just so you know—we’ll be using a single app, @freepik, to create all the visuals. I’ll drop the link at the end of the thread, and you’ll find the prompt for the image in Mystic 2.5 in the ALT text.
Yep, we only need to create one image. Crazy, right?
Without leaving Freepik, we’re gonna turn the image into a video. To do this, we’ll use Ray2, @LumaLabsAI model, which is perfect for realistic animations.
Since the prompt is pretty long, I’ve added it to the ALT text of this screenshot. Up next, I’ll show you the result!
Create compositions like a PRO by combining 3D with AI!
I'll show how to take full control of your scene and generate images in any style you want.
Breaking it all down for you in this thread. 🧵👇
First things first: we need to generate our images. I went with @freepik, and using their Mystic 2.5 model, I created the images that will make up the scene.
You’ll find the prompts in the ALTs, and yep—that’s me! I’ve got my character trained too. 🙂
If you want to try Freepik, here’s a great deal I think you’ll love!