AI tools do not read intentions — they interpret the details you give them. A better prompt is not necessarily longer. It is clearer about the task, the subject, the context, and the constraints.
1. Start with the task
Say what you want the model to do: create, edit, compare, summarize, animate, or explain. A direct action makes the rest of the prompt easier to interpret.
2. Name the main subject
Describe the person, product, scene, or document that matters most. Avoid mixing several unrelated subjects into one request.
3. Add useful context
For an image, context may include location, lighting, season, or audience. For text, it may include the reader, purpose, and tone.
4. Describe the desired style
Use concrete references such as editorial illustration, studio product photo, technical guide, or concise social post. Vague words like "beautiful" give the model too much freedom.
5. Specify the format
Mention aspect ratio, length, structure, or output type. For example: vertical 9:16 image, five-step checklist, or a 150-word summary.
6. State what must stay unchanged
This is especially important when editing photos. Tell the model to preserve the face, product shape, packaging, logo, camera angle, or color palette.
7. Add constraints and verify the result
Ask for one clear action per iteration. Then check text, hands, faces, product details, links, and factual claims before publishing. AI output still needs review.
A practical template is: task + subject + context + style + format + preserved details + constraints.
Iishka brings together AI tools for images, photo editing, video, voice, and content creation in one interface. You can write prompts in Russian and use the web service or the Telegram bot.
The best prompt is the one that makes the next correction obvious. Start simple, review the result, and change one condition at a time.
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