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Build a Prompt Contract for a Fictional AI Soulmate Drawing

Real fictional pencil and charcoal GPT Image 2 portraits

An AI “soulmate” drawing is character generation, not prediction. Current English search results show active interest in soulmate-drawing tools, but a responsible implementation should make the entertainment boundary part of the prompt contract and UI copy.

This walkthrough uses the exact Voor AI Soulmate Drawing Generator and its real public GPT Image 2 outputs. No generation was submitted.

Model the request as fiction 

type CompanionBrief = {
  medium: "pencil" | "charcoal" | "watercolor";
  adult: true;
  inventedIdentity: true;
  predictionClaims: false;
  biometricMatch: false;
  scene: string;
};
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Do not ask for a real person's likeness, private data, “the face destiny chose,” or a guaranteed future partner. Describe an invented adult character and observable art direction instead.

Read the live form before generating

The current route uses GPT Image 2 in text-to-image mode. It offers Pencil, Best-friend, Family, and Color starting directions, plus Prompt, Size (4:3 by default), Advanced settings, Public, Reset, and Generate. The checked state displays 45 credits even though a general badge says “From 5”; the live selected configuration is the authority. The welcome balance is 3 and the shown gap is 42.

Public visibility matters. Never put names, birthdays, locations, workplace clues, or contact details into a public character brief.

Compile a bounded prompt 

function compileBrief(b) {
  if (!b.adult || !b.inventedIdentity || b.predictionClaims) throw new Error("unsafe brief");
  return `Create a clearly fictional adult companion character in ${b.medium}. ` +
    `Use ${b.scene}. Do not claim prediction, destiny, identity matching, or resemblance to a real person.`;
}
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For pencil, ask for graphite grain, varied line weight, and unshaded paper margins. For charcoal, request broad tonal blocks and visible smudging. For watercolor, request translucent washes and paper bloom. These are testable media properties, unlike vague destiny language.

Three real fictional outputs arranged for a media-contract review

Validate output and copy

Check adult appearance, invented identity, medium fidelity, coherent anatomy, and absence of text. Then scan every headline and caption for prediction language. “Fictional companion character” passes; “your destined soulmate” fails.

The three real route examples prove different media, not three predictions. A useful product contract keeps the creative promise narrow: generate an original portrait in a chosen visual medium.

Open the exact fictional drawing workspace and make the non-prediction invariant impossible to miss.

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