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Champagne satin at a tall window in cold morning light

Task
Text to image
Resolution
2k
Aspect ratio
3:4

Output

A woman seen from behind at a tall window, champagne satin draped low around her back, in cold morning light.

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PromptEN392 characters

Cinematic film still, a woman sits at a tall window wrapped in champagne satin, seen entirely from behind so the frame is one unbroken line of back; the satin has slipped from the shoulder blade to the small of the back and pools there. Cold morning light from the window, warm lamp from inside. 85mm, shallow depth of field, heavy grain, champagne and slate palette, restrained and tasteful.

Written in English, exactly as we sent it.

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Why this prompt works

One unbroken line from shoulder to waist with satin sliding across it: a single continuous surface with almost no edges to hide behind, which is the fabric case this tier is worth spending on. Two light sources are named and they disagree on purpose, cold from the window and warm from inside the room, meeting somewhere along the back. `aspect_ratio` is `3:4` out of the fifteen on offer, and `resolution` is `2k` so the weave holds.

Settings used

SettingValueWhat it does
resolution2k1k, 1.5k or 2k; 2k by default. The tier sets both the pixel count and the price band, so it is not just a sharpness knob: 1.5k carries roughly twice the pixels of 1k and costs less than 2k.
aspect_ratio3:41:1 (the default) or one of fourteen other shapes from 1:3 to 3:1, including 4:5, 21:9 and 9:21. There is no automatic mode on this endpoint — leave it out and the frame comes back square, so name the ratio you are delivering at.
output_formatpngjpeg by default, or png. png is lossless and the safer handoff into retouching or compositing; it changes the file you receive, not the image that was generated, and not the price.