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Production hacks, power-user tricks, and prompting patterns for ChatGPT image generation (gpt-image-2). Use when a user wants better ChatGPT image results, says "image hack," "ChatGPT image tip," "fix my image output," or asks for advanced help with text rendering, photorealism, product shots, character consistency, edits, style anchors, composition, or output optimization. Use chatgpt-image-2-prompting for basic prompt structure; use this skill for advanced hacks only.
phillipalcock/skills-collection · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill phillipalcock/skills-collection
# ChatGPT Image Hacks Use precise production language to strengthen prompts while preserving the user's intent. Add only details that solve the stated problem; avoid adjective-heavy prose. ## Prompt Architecture - Use short labelled lines or numbered lists for scenes with four or more elements: `HEADLINE`, `SUBJECT`, `BACKGROUND`, then `CONSTRAINTS`. - Put the foreground and primary subject before the background. Group all non-negotiable constraints at the end. - Use one precise descriptor instead of stacked praise words. For a grounded quality lift, use `Render as if photographed on a film set with professional lighting.` ## Text and Typography - Quote every required string and label its role: headline, subhead, callout, caption, or legal text. - State `no extra words`, `no duplicate text`, and `no lorem ipsum` when text must be exact. - Specify case and treatment: `ALL CAPS`, `single line`, `hand-lettered`, `printed`, `neon sign`, `embossed`, `stamped`, or `vector-clean text`. - For small type use `legible at 2K, not decorative`; name the required language and script. ## Lighting, Color, and Photorealism - Use hex or PANTONE values for brand-critical color, for example `brand red: #E63946`. - Choose a lighting setup: Rembrandt, butterfly, split, or Kino Flo. Use cues such as `warm key, cool fill`, `practical lighting only`, or `no HDR look`. - State time, weather, and purpose: `1:47 pm, overcast December light`; `flat lighting for product`; or `dramatic lighting for