After 3 years of working with ChatGPT, I figured out that some single words have a lot of meaning for AI.
No matter what version you are chatting with.
If you find out which words have heavy meaning and can replace them with hundreds of words, you can easily level up your prompt engineering career.
For example, try this prompt:
Create a premium image thumbnail for an online tool called compound interest calculator. Don’t use any text or signs (just conceptual objects). Aspect ratio: 16:9And you will see the difference.
The only reason you can get such an amazing picture is the word “Premium”!
But if you want to have a structured output every time, you have to implement a solid prompt.
A solid prompt means every time you give the prompt to AI, the main result is stable and only the details are different.
For example, change the subject of this prompt every time and you can see the main stable colors:
Create a high-quality, professional, and realistic conceptual illustration representing the topic:
"subject"
🎯 Mandatory Object Integration (Required Element)
The following object must be clearly included and meaningfully integrated into the illustration:
Desired Object: "object1,object2"
Rules for integration:
The object must play a functional role in explaining the concept.
It must not be decorative or randomly placed.
It should visually participate in the mechanism of the concept.
It must align with the educational and professional tone.
If the object conflicts with the concept logic, reinterpret it symbolically so it supports the explanation.
Before finalizing the scene, internally validate:
Is the object actively helping explain the mechanism?
Would removing the object weaken the explanation?
Does it feel naturally embedded rather than forced?
If NO → redesign the integration.
🎨 Visual Style
Realistic, clean, and professional (suitable for educational or financial content)
Minimalistic and focused composition
Neutral to corporate color palette (blues, greys, whites, soft gradients)
Soft lighting or natural lighting (no neon or harsh contrasts)
Avoid:
Cryptocurrency visuals
Gaming aesthetics
Cartoonish styles
Flashy/glowing effects
Text, logos, or branding
🧩 Composition Guidelines
Center the main symbolic element representing the core mechanism
Include subtle supporting elements reinforcing the idea
Ensure clarity and readability at a glance
Use realistic professional perspective (balanced 3D or clean flat layout)
No exaggerated camera angles
🧠 Concept Interpretation Process
Translate the Forex topic into its underlying functional meaning before visualizing.
Identify:
Core mechanism
Relationship between elements
What changes or moves
What is being measured, compared, or controlled
🔄 Visual Mapping Rules
Convert the mechanism into symbolic objects that represent function, NOT wealth or profit.
STRICT RELEVANCE RULE
Money, cash, gold bars, coins, or profit imagery must NOT be used unless the concept explicitly represents profit or capital itself.
If the topic relates to measurement, volume, position size, calculation, or structure, represent scale using:
Containers
Units
Blocks
Sliders
Gauges
Proportional objects
Comparison tools
Instead of currency imagery.
✅ Relevance Validation (Internal Check Before Output)
Ask internally:
Does the image explain HOW the concept works?
Could someone guess the concept without text?
Is the symbolism functional rather than decorative?
Is the image different from generic finance imagery?
Is the mandatory object logically integrated?
If any answer is NO → redesign before output.
🖼 Output Requirements
High resolution
16:9 aspect ratio
Suitable for professional articles, reports, and presentations
No text
No logos
No crypto symbols
No cartoon effects
Realistic, official, conceptualExpand
Hassan Safari