1328 hand-tested AI prompts across image, video, and music — each with full context, variables, and a sample output. Content is authored in Traditional Chinese; the UI here is English.
PRO01Create a screenshot of an X (Twitter) post in dark mode, from the blue-verified @OpenAI account. The Chinese tweet text reads: 'Today I'd like to recommend a great AI builder: Ailln...'
PRO02Vertical 9:16 isometric cutaway infographic "Urban Life-System Atlas / Urban Metabolism…
Not a font, not fantasy calligraphy. It crystallizes a person's psychology, way of thinking, and style into a structured symbolic language, a powerhouse for branding, personal branding, and concept art.
Generate a vertical-format price board for a bubble tea shop or food stall: each item and price locked with full-width quotation marks, character counts noted per line, and safeguards against simplified-character variants. Built for boards headed straight to print. Honest caveat: the more items, the higher the error rate — beyond ten items, split into two generations; for a one- or two-character mistake, just regenerate, or ask the model to fix only the wrong lines.
Generate a step-by-step SOP diagram for staff training in one pass: the title and every step's text locked with full-width quotation marks, character counts noted per step, and step numbers in Arabic numerals to reduce the error surface. Good for follow-the-steps scenarios like opening procedures or cleaning protocols. Limits: keep steps to six or fewer, with roughly ten characters per line for the most stable results; the illustrated action occasionally doesn't match the text — just ask it to redraw that one panel.
Two key priorities for generating event tickets and staff passes: locking the event name and date in quotation marks (with character-count declarations and safeguards for characters like '證/号'), and clearly reserving a pure white blank zone for a serial number or QR code to be added later. It specifically adds a 'no fake barcodes or serial numbers' rule — the model loves to invent a fake barcode on its own initiative, and you don't want to find out it can't be scanned only after printing.
Upgrade a casual phone photo of a secondhand bag, watch, or sneaker into a studio-quality listing image: swap in a clean background and professional lighting, while honestly preserving every scratch and sign of wear — better presentation without risking a condition dispute after delivery.
Generate a hero image for an online course platform listing: a large course title on the left, a professional instructor portrait on the right, and a brand-color gradient background — balancing thumbnail click-through in course listings with the trust signal needed on the course page, plus text-locking and safe-crop-area techniques.
Shoot a bottle of serum or cream as e-commerce-hero-grade commercial photography, nailing water droplets, rim lighting, and shallow depth of field in one go, with negative space left for a Chinese headline — ideal for product pages and ad creative for small Taiwanese skincare brands.
Turns a small restaurant's signature dish or drink into menu- and delivery-app-quality commercial food photography — natural window light, shallow depth of field, steam, and glossy sauce all delivered at once, designed specifically for Taiwanese eateries, cafes, and noodle shops.
Generate a professional headshot suitable for LinkedIn, a personal website, a business card, or an instructor bio — natural light, a softly blurred background, moderate retouching that still looks real, with variables for outfit and mood, ideal for freelancers, founders, and instructors building a personal brand.
Move a product out of a white-background studio shot and into a warm, lived-in setting (a desk, a kitchen, outdoors) — natural light and a scene with a sense of story, so the product looks 'in use' rather than 'on display.' Ideal for Taiwanese handmade, curated-goods, and lifestyle brands on social media and websites.
A direct overhead shot of a set of handmade or curated products, arranged in deliberate, orderly clutter, with top lighting that brings out texture and soft shadows for dimension — designed for Instagram grids and catalogs for Taiwanese handmade, bakery, stationery, and skincare brands.
A hero shot of a bubble tea or specialty coffee drink — backlighting makes the liquid glow with color, condensation beads on the cup, ice looks crystal clear, with a film-like texture and natural light, built specifically for Taiwanese bubble tea shops and cafes making social media and menu images.
Uses GPT Image 2 to generate an editorial illustration with a point of view for a blog hero image: turns an abstract topic (anxiety, AI, personal finance) into a scene built around a metaphor, with negative space reserved for a title overlay, so the article looks polished the moment it goes live.
Generates a set of flat, vector-style illustrations in a consistent style for a slide deck — one image per concept, with clean geometry and a unified color palette — so your deck isn't limited to icon libraries and stock photos.
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.
Generate a watercolor-and-paper-collage-style Instagram visual, layering hand-painted bleeds, paper texture, and torn-edge collage together to create a warm background for brand posts and Stories — breaking away from the flat, overly polished AI look that's everywhere right now.
Generates a complete brand mascot character sheet in one shot with GPT Image 2 — the same character shown in multiple expressions and poses, side by side, in a consistent, reusable style, suited to small businesses making LINE stickers, customer-service avatars, or packaging identity.
Generates a social-media meme-style illustration — an exaggerated expression, a speech bubble, and a short Chinese line you specify — ready to post straight to Instagram, Threads, or a community group, relying on GPT Image 2's accurate Traditional Chinese rendering to skip the post-production text step.
One prompt produces a 9-panel expression sheet for a brand mascot — the character design stays locked across all nine emotions, each panel labeled with a Traditional Chinese emotion tag, useful for social media managers making stickers, reaction memes, and customer-service avatars.
Renders the same character as three avatar styles in one shot — chibi, flat illustration, and semi-realistic — with consistent facial features across all three, so personal brands, team headshots, and social profile pictures can compare styles before picking one.
Produces a complete character design sheet ready to hand off to an illustrator or use as a reference: front/side/back three-point views, a row of small expressions, accessory close-ups, and a Traditional Chinese spec panel — finalizing an original character from scratch.
Illustrate an entire team in one consistent art style — each person in a different pose but the same visual language — with each figure labeled below with their Traditional Chinese name and title, ready to use on an About page, team introduction, or company deck.