Describe the result you want

A useful prompt explains the subject, visual story and placement, with instructions appropriate to your starting point.

How to use it

Starting pointFocus your prompt on
Free or a named presetThe full scene: subject, background and placement
An image sourceWhat to change and what should remain
Name one clear focal subject. Refer to supporting images using their exact @image1 tokens, and keep your title and Options consistent with the request.

What happens

The prompt combines with the selected source or preset, person and options. It does not override every conflicting setting predictably, so keep those inputs aligned.

Example

Setup: attach a laptop photo as @image1 and select your person.

Starting from Free

My face on the right, @image1 laptop on the left, dark studio background, a bright outline around the laptop.
This describes the scene to create.

Starting from an image

Keep this arrangement; replace the left object with @image1.
This describes a change to the selected source. In both cases, check that the laptop is recognizable and placed where you requested.

Good to know

Be concrete. “Make it viral” gives less direction than naming the subject, placement and background. Avoid competing subjects and contradictory settings.
Use Improve the prompt when you want a proposed rewrite.