FeaturedPrompting3 min read
How to write AI image prompts that actually work
A practical structure for text-to-image prompts: subject, setting, light, lens and finish. With examples you can paste and adapt.
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Guides to prompting, lighting, aspect ratios, image-to-video and choosing a model - practical notes for getting better renders from Genlaxy.
Video2 min readHow to turn a still image into a video clip
Image-to-video, step by step: choosing a good start frame, writing a motion prompt, and picking length and resolution for the clip.
Pricing2 min readAn AI image and video generator without a subscription
Why Genlaxy charges per render instead of per month, how the balance works, and how to work out what a project will cost before you start.
Images2 min readAspect ratios for AI images: which frame to pick
1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, 16:9 or 9:16? What each frame is for, how it changes composition, and how to prompt for it.
Prompting2 min readLighting words that change an AI render
A glossary of lighting terms for AI image and video prompts - rim light, golden hour, chiaroscuro, practicals - with what each one does to the picture.
Images2 min readAI product photography: studio shots without a studio
How to prompt clean product images - backgrounds, surfaces, reflections and light - and where a reference photo of the real product helps.
Prompting3 min readText-to-video prompts: camera moves, pacing and motion
How to write prompts for AI video: describe one shot, name the camera move, give the scene something to do, and keep clips short.
Video2 min readChoosing a video model: Motion, Turbo, Lite or Real
The four Genlaxy video models side by side - what each is good at, its limits, its starting price, and a simple way to decide.
Images2 min readUsing a reference image to keep a consistent style
How a reference image guides an AI render, what it can and cannot hold steady, and how to build a consistent series of images.
Licensing2 min readWho owns AI-generated images and video?
What Genlaxy's terms say about the images and clips you generate, what copyright law may or may not add, and sensible habits for commercial use.