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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That’s why coming up with a solid prompt can save you a ton of cash on your video project!
Let me show you how using JSON prompting 🧵👇
If you’ve never heard of JSON before, let me explain, it’s super simple:
It’s a lightweight text format commonly used in JavaScript, but we can totally use it for our prompts too. It helps us organize parameters in a neat and structured way.
I picked the following parameters, which I think are essential for a good video, but tweak it to fit your style:
· Scene description
· Visual style
· Camera movement
· Main subject
· Background setting
· Lighting/mood
· Audio cue
· Color palette
· Dialog
· Subtitles (on/off)
1. A chimpanzee operating a jackhammer on a city sidewalk
2. A gibbon in a fitted apron stands behind the counter of a modern coffee shop, operating a professional espresso machine and carefully pouring steamed milk into a cappuccino with visible latte art technique, while soft indie music plays
3. A bonobo wearing a navy pilot uniform with silver stripes walks confidently through an airport terminal, pulling a wheeled suitcase behind him as he nods at other crew members, moving with purpose toward a boarding gate
It makes no sense. Took me just 45 minutes and cost $33 total.
The prompts are below 🧵👇
2000s TV show, broadcast booth. A man, Mike, around 35 years old, is sitting and speaking from a broadcast booth. He’s wearing an earpiece and talking to the camera with an energetic voice. With humor, he says:
“This is SmackDash… and these guys are going to have a blast… literally!”
Backstage interview zone. Greg, 40, soaking wet, covered in confetti and foam, stands in front of a branded SmackDash backdrop. Other contestants walk behind him, laughing or limping. He is saying this to his female interviewer:
“I came here to win. I left my dignity on the jelly ramp.”
Habemus Papam! Robert Prevost has been chosen, and now you can create your own 3D-printable version with AI.
I'll walk you through how to do it in this thread, plus share the prompt for ChatGPT 🧵👇
Find a photo of the new Pope, upload it to Sora, and use the prompt in the ALT text. Works every time!
Of course, you can make a version of any character you want—try it out with others too!
Now take it over to Tripo—you’ll find all the info in this thread. It’s as easy as uploading the image we generated in ChatGPT to Tripo, creating the 3D model, and ordering your printed version!