AI Art Negative Prompt Generator

📝 Prompt Overview

Tired of your AI-generated images having six-fingered hands, blurry faces, or other strange artifacts? This prompt is your quality control expert. It generates a specialized list of negative prompts tailored to your image subject, telling the AI what not to include. The result is cleaner, more accurate, and higher-quality artwork, saving you time and frustration.

🎨 Generative AI Benefits

This prompt significantly enhances your control over AI image generators. By proactively telling the AI what to avoid, you can drastically improve image quality and consistency. This saves a tremendous amount of time and credits by reducing the need for endless re-rolls to fix common flaws. Ultimately, it empowers you to produce more professional, polished, and predictable artwork that aligns perfectly with your creative vision.

🎯 Who Should Use This Prompt

• AI Artists & Digital Creators
• Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and Leonardo.ai Users
• Graphic Designers creating concept art
• Content Creators needing high-quality visuals
• Anyone looking to refine their AI image generation results

🚀 Ideal Use Cases

• Refining Character Portraits: Eliminate anatomical errors like extra limbs or malformed hands.
• Creating Clean Backgrounds: Prevent unwanted text, signatures, or watermarks from appearing.
• Improving Image Quality: Avoid blurry, low-resolution, or poorly composed outputs.
• Maintaining Artistic Style: Ensure the AI doesn't add unwanted elements like a cartoonish look to a photorealistic request.

✍️ Sample Output Snippet

If your Image Subject is: 'A majestic lion in the savanna'

The prompt might generate a negative prompt list like this:

ugly, tiling, poorly drawn hands, poorly drawn feet, poorly drawn face, out of frame, extra limbs, disfigured, deformed, body out of frame, bad anatomy, watermark, grain, signature, cut off, draft, blurry, text, logo, cartoon, 3d, plastic, fake

💡 Tips for Best Results

• Be Specific: The more detail you provide in the IMAGE_SUBJECT, the more tailored the negative prompts will be. For example, instead of 'a person', use 'a close-up portrait of an elderly man'.
• Combine and Conquer: Use the generated list as a strong foundation. Feel free to add your own specific negative prompts to the list for even greater control.
• Focus on the Problem: If you're consistently seeing a specific error in your generations (e.g., bad lighting), add keywords about that to your subject to see if the negative prompts adapt.