How to write better AI prompts in Vismuse

1. Use a simple prompt formula

Write your prompt like a short request to a designer. Include the parts below that matter for your result. You can leave out anything you do not care about.

• What you are making
• The main subject or action
• The setting and composition
• The visual style, colors, and lighting
• Exact text or details that must appear
• The size and where you will use it

2. Describe the subject before the style

Start with the person, product, place, or action you want to see. Use concrete details instead of praise words. “A ceramic coffee mug on a walnut desk” is useful; “an amazing product photo” is not.

If the position matters, say where the subject should appear. For example: centered with empty space above, shown from the side, or placed in the lower-right corner.

3. Add only details that change the result

Add the visual direction that matters most: setting, camera angle, composition, style, lighting, color, or mood. A longer prompt is not automatically better. Too many competing ideas can make the result less predictable.

When the design needs words, put the exact copy in quotation marks and say where it should appear. Always check generated text before you download the result.

4. With a reference image, say what stays and what changes

Do not make Vismuse guess how to use an uploaded image. Name the details that must stay the same, then describe the new direction. This is especially important for faces, products, logos, packaging, poses, and room layouts.

5. Improve the result one change at a time

You do not need to rewrite the whole prompt when most of the result works. First say what to keep, then ask for one specific change. This makes it easier to see which instruction improved the image.

6. For video, describe what moves

A video prompt needs motion as well as appearance. Describe what the subject does, how fast it happens, and whether the camera stays still, pans, zooms, or follows the action. Keep the clip focused on one main action.

Tips

• Use specific nouns and visible details instead of words like “beautiful,” “professional,” or “amazing.”
• Choose one clear visual direction instead of mixing several unrelated styles.
• Put exact on-image copy in quotation marks, then check spelling in the result.
• Start simple, generate once, and add more detail only where the result needs guidance.

Related resources

• Use reference images — Pair a clear prompt with visual source material.
• Choose size and resolution — Match the composition to its final destination.
• AI Image Maker docs — Learn the full image generation and revision workflow.