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Create high-quality, model-ready prompts for image generation or image editing. Use when a user wants to turn a visual idea, reference images, data, or an editing instruction into a precise prompt for any image model (for example GPT Image, Gemini, Midjourney, Flux, Stable Diffusion, or Adobe Firefly), including prompt rewrites, structured JSON prompts, consistent prompt variations, or analysis of why an image prompt is weak.
jducerf/craft-image-prompts · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 62
Install: claude install-skill jducerf/craft-image-prompts
# Craft Image Prompts Turn an approved visual brief into a concise, executable prompt. Speak French unless asked otherwise; write the final image prompt in the language and format requested (English by default). ## Establish the brief Infer what is already clear. Ask no question when a safe, conventional assumption is sufficient. Otherwise ask at most three high-value questions, prioritised as follows: 1. Task: generate, edit, composite, variation, or data visualisation. 2. Required output: target model, aspect ratio/dimensions, and any text that must appear in the image. 3. Creative intent: subject/action, medium or visual style, reference-image role, and non-negotiable constraints. If the target model is unknown, make a model-neutral prompt; do not falsely claim that its syntax is optimised for a named model. Use web research only if the user asks for a current model-specific syntax or capability check. Internally extract: subject hierarchy, scene/environment, composition, palette, lighting, material/texture cues, physical constraints, text content, preservation requirements, forbidden elements, references, and output settings. ## Choose a prompt strategy Classify the request before writing: | Request | Include | | --- | --- | | Generation | Asset type, subject/action, environment, composition, relevant rendering details, constraints. | | Editing | Exact change, elements to preserve, continuity of lighting/perspective/materials, local scope. | | Reference-led | Wha