1. Structured Prompting
Organize by: Background/Scene → Subject → Key Details → Constraints.
"Wide shot of a cyberpunk street (BG), a robot vendor (Subject)..."
GPT Image 1.5 prompt reference
Write down the subject, the change and the details to preserve. These examples offer starting points for image instructions.
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Give each reference a clear role
Use the first image for the subject and the second for the environment. Ask for matching size, perspective and contact shadows so the two references form one coherent scene.
Prompt Best Practices
2. Precise Editing
Explicitly state what to keep. Use "Change only..."
"Change the shirt to red, keep facial identity, lighting..."
3. Text Handling
Quote text and specify font/color.
"A neon sign saying 'OPEN LATE', bold serif font, cyan color."
4. Quality Trade-off
Choose quality parameters based on needs.
"quality='high' (Details)" vs "quality='low' (Speed)"
Review the result before using it
Compare important details with your original: faces, lettering, logos, object proportions and shadows. An instruction is a request to the model, not a guarantee that each detail will remain identical.