PROMPT GUIDE

Prompts by Theme (Scenes and Situations)

A collection of complete prompts by scene for those "what should I draw today...?" days. All 8 themes can be copied and pasted as-is. We recommend generating one first, then swapping the hairstyle and outfit for your own character.

Last updated: 2026-07-10 approx. 2 min read

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🏫 After-school classroom

masterpiece, best quality, 1girl, solo, school uniform, classroom, sitting on desk, afternoon, orange sky, sunset, window light, wind, light smile, looking at viewer, cowboy shot

The keys are the sunset color (orange sky + sunset) and the light from the window. sitting on desk gives that special feeling that only exists after school.

🌧 Walking home in the rain

masterpiece, best quality, 1girl, solo, school uniform, rain, transparent umbrella, wet street, reflection, crosswalk, overcast, looking back, upper body, melancholic

A clear umbrella (transparent umbrella) is a great prop that adds the mood of rain without hiding the face. looking back creates a story.

🎆 Summer festival night

masterpiece, best quality, 1girl, solo, yukata, hair flower, summer festival, fireworks, night, lantern light, holding cotton candy, looking up, blush, from side, cowboy shot

The classic set of yukata x fireworks x paper lanterns. from side + looking up gives a profile gazing up at the fireworks, and the mood instantly becomes cinematic.

☕ Relaxing at a cafe

masterpiece, best quality, 1girl, solo, casual, sweater, cafe, sitting on chair, window light, coffee cup, book, indoors, cozy, light smile, depth of field, upper body

Window light + coffee + a book: those three complete the relaxed mood. Blurring the cafe interior with depth of field makes the main subject stand out.

📚 Quiet library

masterpiece, best quality, 1girl, solo, school uniform, cardigan, library, bookshelf, holding book, window light, light particles, quiet, looking down, from side, upper body

Light particles (light particles) are the key to the quiet feel. looking down (eyes on the book) makes it a natural moment where she isn't aware of the camera.

🌅 Beach at sunset

masterpiece, best quality, 1girl, solo, white sundress, beach, ocean, golden hour, sunset, backlighting, wind, floating hair, looking at viewer, smile, wide shot

golden hour + backlighting is a can't-miss emotional lighting combo. We recommend using wide shot to capture the full expanse of the sea.

🎄 Christmas in the city

masterpiece, best quality, 1girl, solo, winter coat, scarf, mittens, christmas, christmas tree, night, city lights, snowing, breath, blush, smile, looking at viewer, upper body

Illuminations (city lights), falling snow and white breath (breath) complete the winter night. Don't forget the scarf and mittens to make the cold-weather outfit convincing.

🌸 Spring under the cherry blossoms

masterpiece, best quality, 1girl, solo, school uniform, cherry blossoms, falling petals, tree-lined street, spring, blue sky, wind, floating hair, smile, looking at viewer, cowboy shot

The golden rule for cherry blossoms is to add motion with falling petals and wind. Pair them with a new school uniform and it becomes a story about the start of spring.

Rinka's tips

When switching themes, swap the full set of four, location, time of day, lighting and outfit, together so nothing breaks
To keep your character consistent, rewrite only the hair, eye and expression tags for your character and leave the rest as-is
Even with the same theme, just changing the framing (upper body <-> wide shot) gives you a different image

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

I copied the prompt but got a different image from the description.

Each model is good at different things, so results vary. Keep the core tags (location, time of day, lighting) as-is and adjust by adding weight like (tag:1.2) to the elements that come out too weak.

I don't know what outfit fits a theme.

The shortcut is to imagine what people actually in that place would wear. A school means a uniform, a winter city means a coat and scarf; keeping real-world consistency like this reduces errors.

I want to create my own original theme.

The basic method is to decide five elements one by one, location + time of day + weather + prop + emotion, and combine them. Using the prompts in this article as a base and swapping one element at a time lets you grow them into your own themes without failing.