By the MuftTools.in teamUpdated October 2026How we checkSources: Google: Tips for image generation and editing in the Gemini app (26 Aug 2025), Gemini Apps Help: Generate & edit images with Gemini Apps, Gemini Apps Privacy Hub, OpenAI Help: Images in ChatGPT, OpenAI Help: How your data is used to improve model performance
Quick answer
MuftTools.in's AI Photo Prompt Generator writes a detailed photo editing prompt for ChatGPT or Gemini. Choose what is in your photo, a style, lighting, background, outfit and size, keep the face-lock on, then copy the prompt, attach your photo in the AI app and send. The generator only writes text; your photo never comes to MuftTools.
- Choices
- Subject, style, lighting, background, outfit or occasion, size and a face-lock line
- Sizes
- Square 1:1, post 4:5 and story 9:16
- Works with
- ChatGPT, Gemini and other AI apps that edit an attached photo
- Output
- An editable prompt in plain English, with copy and open buttons
- Your photo
- Never comes to MuftTools; it goes only to the AI app you choose
- Price
- Free, no sign-up
What this prompt generator does
ChatGPT and Gemini can both take a photo you attach and remake it: a new background, a festive outfit, softer light or a whole new art style. What you get back depends on what you type. A short request like "make it look nice" leaves the AI to guess, and it usually guesses differently from what you had in mind.
This generator writes the detailed request for you. You pick what is in your photo, a style, the light, the background, an outfit or occasion and a size, and it turns your choices into a full prompt in plain English. The prompt appears in a box where you can still change any word. Then you copy it, open ChatGPT or Gemini, attach your photo and send.
The generator only writes text. It does not see, edit or store your photo. All the photo editing happens inside the AI app you choose.
How to use it
- Say what is in the photo. Choose Me, Couple, Product, Pet or Place. This changes how the prompt describes the subject, and what it asks the AI to keep the same.
- Pick a style. Leave it on Realistic photo for a natural edit, or choose a look such as watercolour, clay, golden hour or a studio packshot.
- Set the light and background. Keep them as they are, or choose options such as warm festive light from diyas or a plain white studio background.
- Add an outfit or occasion (optional). Type something like "silk saree", "sherwani" or "Diwali evening".
- Choose a size. Square 1:1 suits WhatsApp chats and product grids, 4:5 suits feed posts and 9:16 suits a status or story.
- Keep the face-lock on for photos of people. It adds a line asking the AI to keep the face unchanged.
- Copy, attach and send. Use Copy prompt, then open ChatGPT or Gemini, attach your photo and paste.
What makes a photo prompt work
Google's own tips for image generation and editing in the Gemini app suggest building a prompt from the subject, composition, action, location and style, and being direct and specific when you edit an existing image. The prompts on this page follow the same idea, with a few extra parts that help with your own photos:
- What to keep: the face, skin tone and hairstyle, or the product's shape and colour. Saying this first tells the AI what it should not touch.
- What to change: one clear idea, such as the outfit and the setting, rather than five at once.
- Light and camera: words like "soft window light" or "85 mm lens, shallow depth of field" give a more photographic look.
- Size: a shape such as 4:5, so the picture fits where you plan to post it.
- What to avoid: added text, extra fingers and warped shapes are common AI mistakes, so the prompts name them.
When the result is not right: follow-up prompts
AI image tools redraw the whole picture, so they try to keep your face but cannot promise it, and small details can drift. Instead of starting over, reply in the same chat with one fix at a time:
- The face changed: "Keep my face exactly as in the attached photo. Change only the background."
- Skin looks lighter, darker or too smooth: "Keep my natural skin tone and skin texture from the photo."
- Extra fingers or odd hands: "Fix the hands so each has five natural fingers. Do not change anything else."
- Unwanted words appeared: "Remove all text and letters from the image."
- It looks plastic or over-edited: "Make it look like a natural photo, with less smoothing and softer colours."
If a chat keeps drifting, start a new one and attach the original photo again. A clear, well-lit photo with the face fully visible gives the steadiest results.
Your photo and your privacy
Your photo never comes to MuftTools.in. When you attach it in ChatGPT or Gemini, it goes to that company and is handled under its own terms and settings. Google's Gemini Apps Privacy Hub and OpenAI's help article on how your data is used explain what is saved and how to change it. Only use photos of other people with their permission, keep ID cards and documents out of AI chats, and never use an AI image to pass off something fake as real. Per Gemini Apps Help, editing images in Gemini is not available to users under 18.
More ready prompts
- AI image codes: short style codes such as /packshot, /claymation and /goldenhour, each with the full prompt behind it, a sample image and an honest note on what the codes really are.
- Couple photo prompts: festival, pre-wedding, anniversary and everyday prompts for two people, including how to join two separate photos.
- Saree and festival prompts: Diwali week, Chhath, wedding functions and traditional looks, with the festival dates.
- Viral AI photo trends: safe versions of the trends people search for, such as the 1980s photo, the vintage saree and the 3D figurine.
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