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Start with the objective and a single clear subject, then specify composition, camera viewpoint, lighting, color direction, and materials using concrete visual nouns. Avoid adjective piles like "stunning" or "epic" and add negative constraints only for known failure modes such as distorted geometry or extra limbs.

Supply a clear product reference image and explicitly specify shape, proportions, color, and label placement in the prompt. Simplify the scene, reduce perspective distortion, and plan compositing or retouching in post-production, since exact product fidelity cannot be guaranteed by generation alone.

Most image models cannot reliably render exact logos or typography, including Arabic and English text. The recommended approach is to generate a clean area in the image and add final text and logos in a design tool during post-production.

Generic results usually come from vague prompts lacking audience, setting, and composition detail. Define the intended use, add a specific environment and distinctive subject attributes, specify camera and framing, and remove filler adjectives that do not control visible properties.

No, prompt syntax, negative prompt support, aspect ratios, and reference-image features vary between platforms and change over time. Keep the core prompt platform-neutral and verify the selected model's current capabilities in its official documentation before relying on specific features.

Avoid it when exact logo reproduction, legally sensitive references, unsupported product claims, or video and motion content are required. These cases need post-production design work, rights clearance, verified evidence, or a video specialist instead.