Cinematic image prompts
Neon rain noir
A lone figure in a long coat on a rain-slicked neon street at night, seen from behind, shallow depth of field, anamorphic 35mm lens, teal and magenta neon reflections on wet asphalt, volumetric haze, moody low-key lighting, photorealistic, 8k.
Real lens, lighting and mood words give a movie-still look on the first try.
Golden-hour portrait
Close-up portrait of [subject], backlit by warm golden-hour sun, soft rim light on the hair, creamy bokeh background, 85mm f/1.4, gentle film grain, Kodak Portra color, natural skin texture, shot on a cinema camera, photorealistic.
Backlight plus an 85mm lens plus a film stock equals a flattering, expensive-looking portrait.
Epic establishing landscape
Sweeping wide shot of [location] at dawn, dramatic god rays through low mist, a tiny human figure for scale, deep atmospheric perspective, ultra-wide 16mm lens, rich shadows, IMAX-style grandeur, high dynamic range, photorealistic.
Scale cues plus god rays plus an ultra-wide lens give that epic opening-shot feel.
Marketing copy prompts
Product description that sells
Write a product description for [product]. Lead with the single biggest benefit, not the features. Short punchy sentences, a 'you' voice, one vivid sensory detail, and a low-friction call to action at the end. Give me two versions: one playful, one premium.
Benefit-first plus two tones equals copy you can paste and ship today.
Cold email that gets a reply
Write a 5-sentence cold email to [audience] about [offer]. Line 1: a specific observation about them, not me. Line 2: the problem it causes. Line 3: the one-line outcome I deliver. Line 4: soft proof. Line 5: a tiny yes/no ask. No fluff, no 'I hope this finds you well.'
The structure that actually earns replies, not the template everyone ignores.
10 scroll-stopping hooks
Give me 10 first-line hooks for a post about [topic]. Mix these angles: a bold claim, a contrarian take, a relatable pain, a curiosity gap, and a quick number or result. Each under 12 words. No hashtags, no emoji.
Ten angles in one go, so you pick the winner instead of guessing.
Product photo prompts
Clean white-background studio shot
Studio product photo of [product] on a clean continuous white backdrop, centered, soft even softbox lighting, a subtle reflection beneath, crisp focus edge to edge, e-commerce ready, 1:1, photorealistic, no props.
The catalog-ready white-background shot, no photographer needed.
Lifestyle in-context shot
Lifestyle photo of [product] in use on a [setting] surface, warm natural window light, shallow depth of field, a few tasteful out-of-focus props, authentic and aspirational, photorealistic, 4:5.
The in-context shot that makes people picture owning it.
Dramatic hero shot
Hero shot of [product] on a dark surface, a single dramatic side light, deep shadows, a thin rim of light along the edge, faint mist, premium and moody, macro detail, photorealistic, 3:2.
The moody premium shot for a launch banner or ad.
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