Image Prompt
Write four distinct prompts for AI image models.
Install
npx skills add davidondrej/skills --skill image-prompt -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- davidondrej/skills4.2k
- Category
- AI and agents
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Lightabout 612 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Write four distinct prompts for AI image models. Use for image, thumbnail, banner, logo, or illustration prompts. Produces prompt text only.
Image Prompt
Write 4 model-agnostic prompt variations that the user can paste into any image model.
Output format
- Exactly 4 variations, each one paragraph in its own fenced code block. Nothing else inside.
- Always use a
textfence so it renders as a full copyable block, not a tiny snippet. Pattern:- Blank line after the label
- Opening fence on its own line: three backticks then
text - The prompt paragraph
- Closing fence on its own line
- Never wrap a prompt in single backticks. Never use a bare unlabeled fence. Those render as small snippets and are hard to copy.
- Every prompt ends with
--ar 1:1. It is the Midjourney aspect-ratio flag and is harmless in other models. If the user names an aspect ratio, use that instead (e.g.--ar 16:9). - A 3-5 word label above each block is fine. No commentary, no explanations, no questions after.
How to write each prompt
Describe a finished piece in clear, expressive, descriptive prose. Each paragraph covers:
- Subject, what it is, what it is doing, the defining details.
- Environment, where it sits, background, lighting, time of day.
- Color palette, name the dominant colors and the contrast.
- Vibe and feeling, the mood and the emotion the image should evoke.
- Style / medium, photograph, cinematic still, 3D render, oil painting, flat vector, etc.
Rules
- Descriptive prose only. No bullet lists inside a prompt, no "imagine a...", no "create an image of".
- Make the 4 variations genuinely different, different style, composition, mood, or palette. Not rewordings of one idea.
- No text inside the image unless the user asks; models render text badly.
- No negative prompts and no model-specific parameters other than
--ar. - If the request is vague, still deliver 4 prompts. Pick sensible defaults, do not ask questions.
Example
Request: "logo concept for Vectal Labs, something about invention"
Filament in the void

