Free AI influencer prompt generator

How does the generator build a prompt?

It puts your picks in a fixed order: trigger word, her hair and eyes, photo type, pose, outfit, place, light, framing and camera, then adds “candid smartphone photo, natural skin texture”. That’s the order the course videos use, and the scene part follows the training captions, so the model reads your prompt the way it learned her. The default comes out at 47 words.

An example of the output:

zvx woman, long wavy dark brown hair, middle part, hazel eyes, high-angle selfie, holding a coffee cup with both hands, cream cable-knit sweater and brown corduroy skirt, in a cozy cafe with a latte on the table, soft window light, upper body, front camera, candid smartphone photo, natural skin texture

What makes an AI influencer prompt work?

Concrete words. “A real place, a real light, real clothes with colours” beats “beautiful, stunning, 8k”. The model can draw a beige trench coat in overcast daylight. It can’t draw “aesthetic”.

1. Trigger word first, spelled exactly as you trained it.
2. One short hair-and-eyes line, the same every time: “long wavy dark brown hair, middle part, hazel eyes”.
3. One photo type: mirror selfie, selfie, high-angle selfie, or a photo a friend took.
4. One pose, described as an action: “looking back over her shoulder”, not “posing”.
5. Real clothes with colours: “oversized grey hoodie and black bike shorts”.
6. A specific place: “in a steel elevator”, not “indoors”.
7. A named light: golden hour, overcast daylight, soft window light, warm indoor light, neon at night.
8. A framing word: close-up, upper body, cowboy shot, three-quarter body or full body.
9. End with “candid smartphone photo, natural skin texture”.

Why hair and eyes, but not her face?

The hair-and-eyes line is what our own videos use: it keeps those two details steady across a whole set of images. Her face is different. The LoRA learned it from captions that never describe it, so it’s tied to the trigger word. Add “full lips, small nose, freckles” and you’re asking the model to draw a second, slightly different woman on top of her. The caption side is explained in how many images you need for a LoRA, and how to caption them.

How do you get 10 prompts at once?

Open “Want 10 prompts at once?” under the generator, type a theme like “a beach holiday in Bali” and copy the text into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. It’s the same prompt-writer the course uses: it knows the format and the rules, and returns 10 numbered prompts with mixed framings.

The same idea works for editing images: upload reference images, number them “image one, image two”, describe the change in plain words, and ask the AI to write the prompt for the edit model. AIs write prompts for other AIs better than we do.

What can go wrong?

• She doesn’t look like herself. The trigger word is misspelled, or the prompt describes her face. Fix the first word, delete the face words, keep only hair and eyes. If she never shows up at all, work through our LoRA not working checks.
• Every image looks the same. You kept the same framing and place. Shuffle, and mix close-ups with full-body shots.
• The photo looks like a studio shoot. Pick a phone camera style and an everyday place. Phone photos read as real.
• The prompt is too long. Ours run about 40 to 55 words. Cut adjectives from the scene first, never the trigger word or her hair-and-eyes line.