Combine purpose, scene, invariants, and a selectable style using the official GPT Image production structure.
PROMPT
Create a production-ready image for the stated subject and use. Follow every section as one coherent art direction brief.
BACKGROUND AND SCENE
{{scene}}
SUBJECT AND INTENDED USE
{{subject}}
Make the primary subject immediately readable and preserve every named identity, product, wardrobe, material, and brand characteristic.
SELECTED VISUAL MEDIUM AND STYLE
{{style_preset}}
Apply this as a complete visual language across materials, texture, palette, lighting, rendering, and finishing; do not merely add a decorative filter.
COMPOSITION AND CAMERA
{{camera}}
Define framing, viewpoint, subject placement, depth, focal hierarchy, lens character, and intentional negative space.
CONSTRAINTS AND REQUIRED DETAILS
{{constraints}}
Treat these as hard requirements. If reference images are supplied, change only the requested elements and preserve identity, proportions, geometry, spatial layout, and all unspecified details. Render requested text literally, with exact capitalization and spelling, only when the brief explicitly asks for text.
FINAL QUALITY CHECK
The result must have one coherent focal hierarchy, physically consistent light and shadows, credible anatomy or product geometry, clean edges, and production-quality detail. Do not introduce extra people, objects, text, logos, or visual motifs that the brief does not request.
Describe the subject and intended use, then choose one style preset.
Check that scene, subject, and constraints do not conflict before using the assembled prompt in GPT Image 2.
For reference-image edits, state what changes and what must remain invariant.
After the first result, revise only one of composition, lighting, or style at a time.
Style choices
Presets cover photography and film, painting and publishing, animation and graphics, 3D and craft, posters, architecture, and concept art. Each selection inserts a platform-specific production description for materials, light, color, and rendering.
Verification
Inspect identity, hands and anatomy, product geometry, literal text, lighting and shadows, and unrequested elements at full size. A style preset is a visual-language instruction, not a guaranteed filter.