Visual Prompt Builder

Turn plain English into professional AI image & video prompts

Tool Updates

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Check for recent changes to AI tool prompt formats, new parameters, model updates, and best practices.

What do you want to create?

Shot Type

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Lighting

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Mood & Atmosphere (pick up to 3)

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Visual Style

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Realism Enhancements from "Creating More Realistic Avatars" — pick options below to push toward photographic realism

Realism Triggers (pick 2-3 for best results)

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Camera & Lens

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Texture & Detail

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Color & Tone

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Composition

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Film Grain & Quality

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Negative Prompts (what to avoid)

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Camera Movement (signals video — leave empty for still images)

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Aspect Ratio

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Extra Details (optional)
Reference Images (up to 4)
📷 Click or drag images here JPG, PNG, WebP
What do you like about these images?
What do you want to create?
Build a labeled reference grid for Nano Banana. Drop in your object photos, add labels, and download as a single image.
Grid Title (optional)
Reference Photos (up to 9)
📷 Click, drag photos, or paste (Ctrl+V) JPG, PNG, WebP — add up to 9 for a 3×3 grid Paste (Ctrl+V) works anywhere on this page when the Grid tab is active
Expand any section below. These are your quick-reference cheat sheets, course materials, and boot camp resources.

Course PDFs

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Cinematography Reference Nano Banana Reference Creating More Realistic Avatars AI Editorial Higgsfield SHOTS & Camera Angles Changing the Lighting of Photos Instantly Upscaling to 4K Camera Movements Cheatsheet Modern Cinematic Glossary

Boot Camp Classroom Links

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Opens in Skool (requires login)

Creating More Realistic Avatars Prompt Bank UGC Avatar Prompt Vault Get Multi-Camera Angles in Seconds Changing the Lighting of Photos Instantly

Camera Shot Types

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How the camera frames your subject

Midjourney Parameters

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Parameters go at the END of your prompt, e.g. "a woman in a library --ar 16:9 --s 200"

The Essentials
Fine-Tuning
Reference Parameters
Version & Mode

Formatting Rules

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  1. Always put parameters AFTER your text prompt
  2. Space before the dashes: prompt text --ar 16:9
  3. No space between the dashes: --ar not - -ar
  4. No commas or punctuation in parameters
  5. You can stack multiple: prompt --ar 16:9 --s 200 --no text
After Midjourney generates your 4 images, click one to select it. These are the actions available to fine-tune, upscale, or animate your result.

Creation Actions

Refine, upscale, and reuse your generated images
Vary
Upscale
More
Use

Animate Image

Turn your still image into a short video clip
Auto
Loop
Manual

Instructor Tips

  1. Always Upscale Subtle on your final images — it's the safe default for sharper detail
  2. Be careful with Upscale Creative — it gives MJ license to change things you might want to keep
  3. Use Vary Subtle when you're close — Vary Strong when you want to explore
  4. Use Style is powerful for consistent aesthetic across a project
  5. Start with Low Motion for animation — High Motion can create artifacts

Prompt History

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Tips

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  • Be specific about your subject — "a 30-year-old woman with short red hair" beats "a person"
  • You don't need to select every parameter — Gemini will fill in smart defaults
  • The app automatically recommends the best AI tool for your description — you don't need to know which tool to use
  • If you want to try a different tool, click any pill in the "Try with a different tool" row
  • Selecting a Camera Movement option signals you want video — leave it empty for still images
  • Use the "Extra Details" field for references like "in the style of Wes Anderson" or "Kodak Portra 400"
  • Generated prompts are saved to history — click Copy on any past prompt to reuse it
  • Reverse Engineer: Upload reference images and describe what you like — Gemini will analyze the visuals, recommend the best tool, and build a prompt to recreate that look