How to prompt Firefly Image 4 Ultra

How to structure your prompt

A concise, specific visual description of at least three words in simple, direct language: lead with the subject, then distinctive descriptors, setting, composition, lighting, style and mood. Comma-separated descriptors are fine. Add feeling words that match the intended emotion (for example gentle and playful, or powerful and uplifting). Do not start with conversational create or generate phrasing. Choose aspect ratio, content type and other available controls in Adobe Firefly separately.

Length and syntax

Up to 2,000 characters. Longer prompts are not better if the extra words do not change what appears on screen.

Plain descriptive phrases, commas allowed between descriptors. No parameter flags.

Prompt skeleton

[Subject], [distinctive descriptors], [setting], [composition], [lighting], [style], [mood words]

What it’s best at

• visual ideation
• art and photographic imagery
• style exploration
• commercial design concepts
• mood driven by emotional descriptors

Known limitations

• reference composition and style require separate uploaded assets
• one image per generation in this variant
• style, lighting, color and camera-angle controls in the interface can overlap with the same details written in the prompt

Avoid in your prompt

• command-style preambles
• unsupported inline parameter flags
• assuming prompt enhancement is always enabled
• prompts shorter than three words