Short commands you add to the end of a request in ChatGPT. Six of them are useful. The first one below is the one that stops the whole thing going wrong.
Add it to every edit that has a person in it. Without it each pass drags your face a little further from your face, and after three rounds the photo on your website is somebody else. With it, it changes what you asked for and leaves you alone.
An old photo that is torn, creased or washed out comes back clean. If you have been trading twenty years, this is your anniversary post.
Your product on plain white, ready for a marketplace listing, without paying anyone.
Name the thing spoiling the shot and it goes. Usually a wheelie bin, a van, or someone's arm.
Relights the whole photo with warm, low sun. The fastest fix for anything shot in a badly lit unit.
Tidies a photo of you the way a retoucher would. Not the airbrushed version.
Takes a phone photo and gives it the framing and lighting of a real headshot.
Keeps you exactly as you are and swaps what is behind you.
Splits your product into its parts, floating apart like an engineering diagram. If you sell anything with components, this is your how-it-works image.
Slices the thing in half so someone can see inside. Good where the value is hidden.
Rebuilds your product as an official-looking Lego set. This is a social post, not a sales page, and it gets shared.
Turns one product photo into a spin-around shot.
Technical-drawing style. Suits trades, makers and anything engineered.
Two more free ones, if this was useful.