Subject
Start with the original character, creature, prop or object.
Prompt guide
How to write better prompts for 3D model concepts
A clear prompt gives the system more useful creative direction. This guide helps users move from vague ideas to better concept boards.
Prompt formula
The five-part prompt formula
Shape
Describe the silhouette, proportions, pose and key visible features.
Style
Use broad creative style words: toy-like, chunky, whimsical, heroic, cute, fantasy, sci-fi or painterly.
Materials
Mention fur, cloth, crystal, metal, wood, scales, armour, leather or soft toy textures.
Personality
Add expression, body language and mood so the model has a clear identity.
Boundaries
State what to avoid, especially protected characters, logos, real people or branded costumes.
My Idea 3D
Before and after prompt example
Weak: “make a dragon.” Stronger: “a tiny friendly bubblegum dragon with rounded horns, bubble-like scales, leaf saddle, chunky feet and a curious expression.”
- Adds scale and mood
- Adds material and texture cues
- Adds accessories
- Stays original and IP-safe
Questions
Helpful answers before you start
No. Use broad descriptors such as cute, heroic, colourful or toy-like instead.
Long prompts can help if they are clear. Avoid adding too many conflicting ideas.
Yes. You can adjust the direction, regenerate images or unlock paid 3D generation when ready.
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