# AI Image Generation: Business Prompt Pack Prompts from my AI for Business webinar (April 23rd), lightly cleaned from what I said live. Replace the parts in [brackets] with your own case. ## Before you start - Tools used: ChatGPT (GPT Image Gen 2) and Google Gemini (Nano Banana Pro / Nano Banana 2). - In ChatGPT, click **Create an Image** before sending an image prompt. If the image option is not selected, you only get text back. - For infographics and anything factual, pick a card with the **Thinking** label: the model reasons longer and fetches information from the web before drawing. - ChatGPT lets you set the resolution manually instead of Auto (for example widescreen). - No photo of the thing you want to test? Generate a synthetic one first, then run your use case on top of it. - Gemini images carry a watermark. I used Higgsfield to get Nano Banana images without it. --- ## 1. Reasoned infographic (visual reasoning) ``` Please generate a diagram showing the step-by-step process of the extraction of gold all the way up until the creation of the gold bar. I want it to be infographic style with cartoons, but use the appropriate language of the process. ``` Swap "the extraction of gold ... gold bar" for any process in your industry. ## 2. Same infographic, different audience Follow-up in the same chat: ``` Change the wording of this infographic so that it matches the audience. The audience is kids that are five years old or less. ``` ## 3. Timeline from your own source material Paste or upload the source (for example a history book chapter), then: ``` Generate an infographic that matches all of the knowledge that I just put in. ``` --- ## 4. Repair options with budget tiers (renovation, landscaping, housing) Start with a real photo, or generate one: ``` Can you please create the image of a cracked wall? ``` Then: ``` I want you to come up with three different ways that I can fix this cracked wall with three different budget prices, and I need you to show me the before and after results of each one of those methods in an image. ``` Tip from the webinar: if your company has a pricing guideline (for example a price per square meter), add that document plus photos of the area to fix, and ask the model to follow it. ## 5. Visual step-by-step DIY guide (lead magnet) Follow-up: ``` Now instead of only having the before and after, I would like you to include in the image the how-to step-by-step to be able to run these fixes by myself. ``` ## 6. Landscaping preview Upload a satellite view of the customer's house, then describe the changes you plan (my example added a pool) and ask to see how the house will look after the work. --- ## 7. Furnished apartment for different buyer personas ``` Can you please generate a hyperrealistic picture of an empty apartment? It must be approximately 20 square meters. ``` Then: ``` I am going to be renting out that apartment, and I would like to show people how it would look furnished. Generate three different types of interior designs according to different types of personas: a young student about 18 years old, a young couple about 25 years old who are looking for their first apartment, and an old lady, 60 years old, who is looking for a calm place to live. Generate images side by side showing me how this apartment would look given those personas. ``` Note: in the live test, asking for a new camera angle ("show it from the entrance") did not keep the same furniture. Expect to iterate. --- ## 8. Progress timeline (clinics, hairdressing, before/after services) ``` Create the image of a bald guy, front and top view. ``` Then: ``` Take this image of the guy and create a timeline of how he would look, front and top view, after a hair transplant over two months. Do jumps of one to two weeks. ``` --- ## When you need volume The chat window is fine for testing, not for producing ten or twenty assets at once. My approach: give an OpenAI API key to Claude Code or Codex and let it generate images in bulk. If you mainly work in chat but generate a lot of images and video, I recommend a single Higgsfield account instead of several separate subscriptions.