Writing effective prompts

You don't need keywords, symbols, or special syntax — just plain language. The mindset that matters most: talk like an art director briefing a shoot, not like you're talking to a chatbot. You're directing an image, so describe it the way you'd brief a photographer — the subject, the setting, the light, the feeling.

• Describe the scene. Lead with the subject, then the setting, then the mood or lighting. For example: the sneaker on a sunlit beach at golden hour, calm and aspirational.

• Keep it focused. A short, clear prompt almost always beats a long, detailed one. Extra detail gives the model more to juggle and makes any one thing harder to get exactly right.

• Let your reference carry the product. Since Adora already sees your product, spend your words on the scene instead of re-describing the product.