Basics

A prompt is a description of what you want the image to contain. Structure matters more than length — a well-ordered short prompt outperforms a long unstructured one.

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Prompt structure

Write elements in this order, from most to least important: You don’t need every element. Start with subject and action — add the rest to correct specific problems with the output.

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Good vs bad prompts

Bad: sexy woman, hot, beautiful, amazing photo, best quality This is all sentiment and no description. The model has nothing specific to work with. Good: This gives the model subject, clothing, setting, lighting, and camera in one sentence.

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What Prompt Enhancer does

PornX automatically enhances prompts. You can toggle it off in the settings panel if you want the output to follow your exact wording.

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Negative prompts

A negative prompt tells the model what to exclude. Access it via the Advanced toggle. Common negatives: blurry, deformed hands, extra fingers, bad anatomy, watermark, text Don’t overload the negative prompt — five to eight terms is enough. More than that and the model starts ignoring all of them.

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Tips

• Put the subject first — the model weights earlier tokens more heavily
• Be specific about body type, hair, clothing, and setting rather than using vague descriptors like “beautiful” or “perfect”
• Add lighting terms to fix flat or overexposed results — soft natural light, dramatic side light, backlit
• Use style and quality tags at the end, not the beginning
• If you’re getting consistent artifacts, add the specific problem to your negative prompt