Photorealistic AI image generator

Atmosphere and mood

The more details, the merrier. When it comes to people, setting their mood - if they’re happy, angry, or tense - can make a difference.

Set the lighting

Defining the lighting and contrast of your image can elevate its look and feel. You can try, for instance, "studio lighting" or "reflected lighting".

Specify the camera type

This is when photorealism becomes truly real! Mention any type of camera and lens to get a more specific result.

Perspective and angle

An aerial view is not the same as a close-up, is it? Don’t forget to specify the perspective and angle you are looking for.

Set the background

Is the scene taking place in the big city or in a quiet forest? Mention as much detail as you can about the setting and background.

Specify a lens filter

Using lens filters such as "vintage filter" or "black and white filter" can really give vibrance to your images and help you get a top result.

Say hi to "close up"

For a product image, such as food or any drink, asking for a close-up view can generate an outstanding outcome.

Colors and lighting

It all depends on the mood of your image, but try specifying any colors - for example, "vivid colors", or the type of lighting you are looking for.

Set the angle

Adding guidelines for the angle can really create wow-images! Go on and try with "low-angle perspective", or "eye-level view", for example.

Describe the building type

Be clear about the type of building you want on your image. Is it a modern skyscraper, a traditional cottage, or an interior design close-up?

Specify the materials and style

Including the style and materials can generate a top-notch image. Go and try "Mediterranean", "natural materials", or "earthy finishes".

Consider the lighting

State the time of day and the lighting conditions based on the mood you wish to create, for instance, "cinematic lighting", or "morning light".