ChatGPT Image Generation Tricks

[Funiki]

Hello BlackHatWorld .

The last few days I have saw in my IG feed some tricks for ChatGPT and their image generation feature.

There are some codes that you can put and ChatGPT will generate an image without the large and specific prompt and it’s easier.

As simply as upload one picture and put one code.

For example I’ve tried :

Uploading a picture and adding the code
/3dbillboard

For the final result
https://www.pasteboard.co/TndpdvdPrwBJ.png

Are you aware of those codes? Have you tried some??

 

[rodrimar]

I didn't know this.

Do you know if there is any good list with this codes?

I'm starting to use ChatGPT for the creation of my initial images then to create the videos with FLOW, the images are more realistic than Nano Banana Pro.

 

[Ryan_2]

/instagramad for a realistic Instagram ad for your brand.
/ugc generates an image of a ugc influencer holding your product
/times square generates an image of your product in New York time square
/floating for a floating effect.

 

[sxmb@rtoche]

Thanks for sharing, here are a few more codes for anyone who wants to test :

Spoiler

• /productshot: Creates a clean product photo for e-commerce or advertising.
• /mockup: Places your visual on a real-world object such as a screen, packaging, clothing, poster.
• /poster: Turns the image into an advertising or cinematic poster.
• /thumbnail: Creates an eye-catching thumbnail for YouTube or social media.
• /socialad: Creates an advertisement designed for social media.
• /cinematic: Gives the image a cinematic look with dramatic lighting, depth, and a more striking composition.
• /studio: Creates a clean studio-style photo with controlled lighting.
• /lifestyle: Shows the product or subject in a realistic everyday setting.
• /editorial: Creates a magazine-style or editorial photography look.
• /fashion: Creates a fashion campaign-style scene.
• /luxury: Gives the image a premium, elegant, high-end look.
• /packaging: Creates or showcases product packaging.
• /infographic: Turns information into a clear and structured explanatory visual.
• /logo: Generates visuals focused on logos and brand identity.
• /icon: Creates a simple and easy-to-read icon.
• /sticker: Creates a cut-out visual with a sticker-style look.
• /mascot: Turns the subject into a brand mascot.
• /comic: Creates a comic book or narrative illustration style.
• /anime: Creates a Japanese animation-style look.
• /pixelart: Creates a retro pixel art style.
• /3drender: Turns the subject into a 3D render.
• /isometric: Creates an isometric 3D view, often used for tech, buildings, or infographics.
• /minimalist: Simplifies the composition and keeps only the essential elements.
• /vintage: Gives the image a retro or aged look.
• /neon: Creates a neon or cyberpunk atmosphere with colorful lighting.
• /surreal: Creates an unrealistic, dreamlike, or artistic look.
• /macro: Creates a highly detailed close-up shot.
• /aerial: Creates an aerial or drone-style view.
• /streetphoto: Creates a natural street photography look.

 

[Funiki]

I didn't know this.

Do you know if there is any good list with this codes?

I'm starting to use ChatGPT for the creation of my initial images then to create the videos with FLOW, the images are more realistic than Nano Banana Pro.

I’m investigating this due to a friend of mine here that asked me to do something for the community and I just wanted to improve the idea.

My original idea is to create an exclusive tool for our BHW members . This tool will allow the people to create súper híper realistic pictures using such codes. For free, a lifetime use and updates.

/instagramad for a realistic Instagram ad for your brand.
/ugc generates an image of a ugc influencer holding your product
/times square generates an image of your product in New York time square
/floating for a floating effect.

I have to try this too. Thanks for sharing these.

Thanks for sharing, here are a few more codes for anyone who wants to test :

Spoiler

• /productshot: Creates a clean product photo for e-commerce or advertising.
• /mockup: Places your visual on a real-world object such as a screen, packaging, clothing, poster.
• /poster: Turns the image into an advertising or cinematic poster.
• /thumbnail: Creates an eye-catching thumbnail for YouTube or social media.
• /socialad: Creates an advertisement designed for social media.
• /cinematic: Gives the image a cinematic look with dramatic lighting, depth, and a more striking composition.
• /studio: Creates a clean studio-style photo with controlled lighting.
• /lifestyle: Shows the product or subject in a realistic everyday setting.
• /editorial: Creates a magazine-style or editorial photography look.
• /fashion: Creates a fashion campaign-style scene.
• /luxury: Gives the image a premium, elegant, high-end look.
• /packaging: Creates or showcases product packaging.
• /infographic: Turns information into a clear and structured explanatory visual.
• /logo: Generates visuals focused on logos and brand identity.
• /icon: Creates a simple and easy-to-read icon.
• /sticker: Creates a cut-out visual with a sticker-style look.
• /mascot: Turns the subject into a brand mascot.
• /comic: Creates a comic book or narrative illustration style.
• /anime: Creates a Japanese animation-style look.
• /pixelart: Creates a retro pixel art style.
• /3drender: Turns the subject into a 3D render.
• /isometric: Creates an isometric 3D view, often used for tech, buildings, or infographics.
• /minimalist: Simplifies the composition and keeps only the essential elements.
• /vintage: Gives the image a retro or aged look.
• /neon: Creates a neon or cyberpunk atmosphere with colorful lighting.
• /surreal: Creates an unrealistic, dreamlike, or artistic look.
• /macro: Creates a highly detailed close-up shot.
• /aerial: Creates an aerial or drone-style view.
• /streetphoto: Creates a natural street photography look.

The streetphoto have a beautiful view.
I will test those too.

Thanks!

 

[Shakespeare00]

Thank you for sharing,