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When to use it
Product concepts, explanatory illustrations, when you need views no camera could take.
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Prompt template
3D render look, soft global illumination with ambient occlusion, subtle subsurface scattering and slightly claylike material, soft contact shadows, clean geometry, plain gradient background.
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Sample prompt · generate an image directly
The technique comes first, followed by the subject, scene, details and aspect ratio. Paste it straight into an image model and swap in your own subject.
3D render look, soft global illumination and ambient occlusion, materials with subtle subsurface scattering and a slight clay feel, soft contact shadows, clean geometry, a plain gradient background. A tiny isometric room: a desk, a desk lamp, a plant and a ginger cat lying on the windowsill. 1:1, no photorealistic look, clean edges.
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Common pitfalls
- Materials like plastic textures, with no realism.
- Conflicting light directions make objects look pasted on.
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Parameter tips
Spell out that it's a render, not a photo; keep one imperfection so it isn't too perfect.