GPT Image 2: Isometric Product Scene (3D Diagram for a Product or Process)
Uses GPT Image 2 to draw a miniature isometric scene — turning your product, office, or a process into a polished 3D isometric illustration, suited to a website hero image, feature explainer, or Instagram post.
【用途】[使用場合] 用的等角立體示意圖,主題=[場景主題]。
【視角】嚴格等角投影(true isometric),物件以 2:1 等角網格擺放,無透視收斂、無消失點,俯視約 30 度。
【主體】用微縮模型(miniature diorama)的方式呈現 [場景主題]:把關鍵元素 [要放進場景的元素] 排列在一個方形小平台或小島上……
[ Log in to see the full prompt ]Sign up free to see the full prompt, copy it, save it, and join the discussion. Free content unlocks on login; Pro content is a separate subscription.
Isometric illustration most often breaks because the AI sneaks in real perspective — the image ends up looking slightly off, with parallel lines converging when they shouldn't. So the prompt needs to strongly emphasize 'true isometric, no vanishing point, aligned to a 2:1 isometric grid' — GPT Image 2 handles this kind of geometric constraint reasonably well once it's spelled out clearly. Framing it as a 'miniature diorama island' works well because it naturally contains the elements within a bounded area and creates layering automatically, which is much more controllable than asking for a whole open scene. 'Soft ambient occlusion' is the key phrase that gives it dimensional depth without turning into a cheap-looking plastic render. The same logic applies to telling it not to add text — in isometric scenes, AI loves generating fake signage text on its own, and it's almost always wrong. This style has excellent cost-to-value for a website hero or a feature-section graphic.
PRO01Premium 3D Collectible Figure Avatar
Transform the input photo into a high-end stylized 3D collectible figure…
PRO02Cherry Blossom Café Outdoor Portrait
Edit the provided image while preserving the same face identity, shape,…
PRO03Spilled Matcha Street Smartphone Photo
A realistic vertical smartphone photo of a spilled green iced drink on o…
PRO04Three Ancient Greek Philosophers Timeline City Map
Two and a half thousand years ago, Plato, Socrates, and Aristotle sat talking on the streets of Athens, and that conversation gave rise to the origins of world civilization. In the background, their conversation can be added, following the timeline, overlaid onto ancient Gree…