Prompt Adapters
# Prompt Adapters
Use the universal prompt as the source of truth. Add only a short adapter for
the target image model.
## Universal
Best for ChatGPT, Gemini, Jimeng, and other image models.
- Keep the medical constraints near the top.
- Keep composition and label instructions explicit.
- Keep the negative prompt attached.
- Include a post-generation review checklist.
## ChatGPT / OpenAI Image Models
- Use direct, declarative instructions.
- Prefer one clear layout instruction over many alternatives.
- Avoid asking for too much long text inside the image.
- Ask for print-ready scientific layout and clean label hierarchy.
## Gemini / Nano Banana
- Emphasize exact panel structure and spatial relationships.
- Repeat critical anatomy constraints when errors would be serious.
- Specify background and label consistency.
- Keep references as abstract guidance, not image copying.
## Jimeng And Chinese Image Models
- Keep the natural-language brief in Chinese when useful.
- Include English anatomical terms for key structures.
- Use concise visual style phrases.
- Avoid relying on small text labels when the model struggles with typography.
## Midjourney-Like Tools
- Compress the visual style phrase.
- Put anatomy constraints before style.
- Use aspect ratio syntax only when the target tool supports it.
- Do not depend on exact label rendering; ask for label-safe blank space when needed.when to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo DRZ-hang/surgical-illustration (MIT). A "Prompt Adapters" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
tags
roleplaycommunitygeneral
source
DRZ-hang/surgical-illustration · MIT