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Learn how to write model-ready image and video prompts before using any credits. No account required.

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Four practical lessons

01 · Image prompts · 3 minutes

An image prompt communicates what appears in a single frame, how it is composed, and the visual treatment you want.

  • Describe the main subject and important surroundings.
  • Choose a compatible aspect ratio for where the image will be used.
  • Specify visual treatment only when you have a preference.
  • Select a destination image model; Promptuned creates text, not the image itself.

Example idea: A red sports car parked outside a modern home.

Prepared example output (not personalized):

Photorealistic automotive image of a red sports car parked outside a modern residential home. Three-quarter front view; realistic paint reflections, restrained natural daylight and clean architectural lines. Wide composition.

Exercise: Try adding a subject, its setting and one intentional visual detail.

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02 · Video prompts · 4 minutes

Video prompts need to communicate what changes over time, rather than only what a still frame looks like.

  • Describe the scene and a clear action.
  • Choose a duration the selected video model supports.
  • Specify camera movement or choose static/automatic behavior.
  • Use a compatible aspect ratio and avoid incompatible timing instructions.

Example idea: A residential garage door slowly opens as sunrise reaches the driveway.

Prepared example output (not personalized):

One continuous wide shot. A residential garage door opens slowly, revealing the garage interior as warm sunrise light spreads across the driveway. Camera remains static at eye level, with natural movement throughout the shot.

Exercise: Describe the beginning, main motion and end state of a short scene.

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03 · Guided Build · 2 minutes

Start with an idea. Guided Build can suggest coherent creative details while respecting your must-haves.

  • Give the subject and desired result.
  • Answer helpful questions or use Auto where available.
  • Review any creative choices added by Promptuned.
  • Use this mode when you want help shaping an idea.

Example idea: A premium desk lamp for a product advertisement.

Prepared example output (not personalized):

Product-focused image of a modern premium desk lamp on a neutral surface, framed in a clean studio composition. Soft directional lighting emphasizes the materials and silhouette without visual clutter.

Exercise: Write one rough idea and decide which details should be fixed versus left open.

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04 · Quick Convert · 2 minutes

Bring a brief you already know you want. Quick Convert should preserve your specified elements instead of inventing a new concept.

  • Include every subject, action, exact word and important constraint.
  • Select the destination model.
  • Do not expect the tool to add an unrequested setting.
  • Review warnings when the chosen model does not support part of your brief.

Example idea: Single red bicycle against a white brick wall. Overcast light. No people, no additional vehicles, no text.

Prepared example output (not personalized):

Single red bicycle leaning against a white brick wall, seen from the side in soft overcast daylight. Preserve the red bicycle and plain wall; no people, other vehicles or text.

Exercise: Write an existing brief and identify which details must remain unchanged.

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PROMPT LAB · INTERACTIVE PRACTICE

Practice before you generate.

The educational model list is a small example set. The real generator rechecks current availability and supported settings.

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Complete the description, model and required choices to continue.

Continuing saves the practice form locally. It does not automatically generate or deduct a credit. The generator will verify the model and settings again.

How credits work

Reading lessons, practicing, seeing prepared examples, copying existing prompts and transferring a draft are free. A successful real prompt generation costs 1 credit. Failed generations do not deduct credits.

Free accounts receive 10 credits each UTC month, with no rollover. Promptuned writes prompts; it does not generate the final image or video. Your destination AI platform may charge separately.

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