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Prompt builder

Fill in what matters, leave the rest empty. The builder assembles the parts in the order Dreamina weights them, so the subject stays dominant.

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Prompt builder

Subject first, then modifiers in the order Dreamina weights them most heavily.

Negative prompt

Your prompt

a woman in her thirties laughing, freckles, curly hair, cinematic film still, shot on 85mm lens, shallow depth of field, golden hour backlight, photorealistic, natural skin texture

Negative: blurry, low resolution, extra fingers, deformed hands

Using it

Getting more out of the output

The generated prompt is a starting point, not a finished artefact. Once you have it in Dreamina, change one clause at a time rather than rewriting — single-variable iteration is the only way to learn which term is doing the work. Keep the prompts that succeed; a personal library of five reliable prompts is worth more than any generator.

Empty fields are a feature

A prompt with a subject and two modifiers routinely beats one with all six slots filled. Each additional term competes for the model's attention, so only include the ones you would actually notice the absence of.

FAQ

About this builder

Why does the builder put the parts in that order?
Terms earlier in a prompt carry more weight, so the subject goes first and modifiers follow in descending order of how much they change the image. Style and camera shift it most; mood and finishing detail refine it.
Should I use every field?
No. Every term you add dilutes the others. Subject plus two or three modifiers usually outperforms all six filled in — leave a slot empty when you genuinely do not care about it.
When do I use the motion field?
Video only. On a still image it is ignored at best and confuses the composition at worst, so leave it on "still image" unless you are generating a clip.
Do negative prompts always help?
Only as corrections. Adding negatives pre-emptively constrains the model in ways you did not intend. Generate first, see what goes wrong, then add the term that addresses it.

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