خفن‌ترین پرامپت برای عکس کارتونی – ۱۳ استایل خاص و محبوب دنیا!

“Create an image in the style of a classic Marvel/DC superhero comic book. The scene should feature dynamic action with intense, energetic poses, bold linework, and vibrant colors. Characters must have realistic but idealized anatomy, expressive facial features, and dramatic body language. Use cinematic composition with strong perspective and carefully arranged panels to convey a powerful sense of movement.

Apply varied inking styles to define contours and shadows. Incorporate onomatopoeic sound effects like ‘BAM!’ and ‘CRASH’ in bold comic lettering. The atmosphere should reflect a dramatic superhero tone, using rich, saturated colors to enhance the mood. Emphasize storytelling through character interaction and facial expression, as seen in works by artists like Neal Adams. The visual style should capture the essence of American superhero comics from the Golden and Silver Ages, blending realism and stylization.”

“Transform the input image into the visual style of The Simpsons. Keep the original composition, character poses, and setting, but apply the signature cartoon style: yellow skin tones, large heads, big circular eyes with dot pupils, and simplified facial features with minimal lines. Each character should have only four fingers per hand. Use a flat, limited color palette and clean bold outlines. The background should mimic the show’s aesthetic—simple and slightly exaggerated, with basic perspective and no realistic textures. Preserve the hand-drawn feel, avoiding high detail or realism.”

“Transform the input image into the style of Pop Art Comic illustration. Keep the original composition and subjects, but apply bold black outlines, flat and vibrant primary colors, and a clean comic-strip aesthetic. Use Ben-Day dot patterns for shading and texture—apply them selectively to the background and clothing, but not on the face or skin. Add exaggerated emotional expressions and incorporate elements like onomatopoeic words (‘Boom!’, ‘Pow!’, etc.). The final result should resemble the iconic works of Roy Lichtenstein, with a stylized, graphic, and satirical tone. Avoid realistic textures—emphasize a graphic, printed look with simplified forms and strong contrast.”

“Transform the input image into the visual style of South Park. Retain the original composition and character positioning, but convert all elements into the show’s signature minimalist animation style. Use simple, geometric shapes and flat colors to recreate characters, avoiding detailed anatomy or realistic shading. Faces should be basic, with large circular eyes, minimal facial features, and a paper-cutout appearance. Apply a construction paper texture to clothing and backgrounds. Do not include Ben-Day dots or realistic effects. Limit shading and lighting to preserve the intentionally flat and cartoonish look. The final result should resemble a scene from South Park, with a handmade, cut-out style, while keeping facial recognition and key expressions intact.”

“Transform the input image into the visual style of Rick and Morty. Maintain the original composition and subject placement, but convert all elements into the show’s signature 2D animation style. Use simple, clean shapes for character bodies, with exaggerated features like large eyes, expressive mouths, and distinct cartoon-style hair. Apply bold, flat colors with minimal shading. Incorporate elements of surrealism and sci-fi: backgrounds may include alien textures, glowing effects, or strange tech. Keep the scene playful, grotesque, and visually dynamic—add slight anatomical distortion if appropriate. The overall aesthetic should resemble a custom-drawn frame from Rick and Morty, with a chaotic, vibrant, and darkly comedic tone.”

“Transform the input image into the visual style of Family Guy. Preserve the original composition and character placement, but reimagine all elements using the show’s signature cartoon style. Characters should have large, rounded heads, expressive oval eyes, and exaggerated or asymmetrical features, such as prominent chins or stylized noses. Apply bold outlines and a bright, vibrant color palette with clean, flat fills and minimal shading. Facial expressions should be exaggerated to enhance comedic tone. Keep the background simple and suburban, reflecting the show’s aesthetic, and maintain a fluid cartoon look without realistic detail. The result should resemble a frame from an actual episode of Family Guy.”

“Transform the input image into the visual style of Arcane (by Fortiche). Preserve the original composition and subject placement, but reimagine the scene with stylized 3D character models blended with hand-painted 2D textures. Apply a painterly aesthetic with visible brushstrokes, soft lighting, and natural shadow gradients. Integrate 2D elements like mist, glowing particles, or smoke to enhance atmosphere. Use a rich, cinematic color palette inspired by steampunk and Art Deco influences, with glowing neon accents and high contrast between light and shadow. Character faces should be expressive, detailed, and subtly stylized—maintaining emotional realism. The final result should feel like a still frame from Arcane: elegant, dramatic, and immersive, with a handcrafted yet high-end animated quality.”

“Transform this photo into a LEGO minifigure style with a shiny plastic texture, simple and stylized facial features, blocky body proportions, bright solid colors, and the classic playful look of official LEGO characters.”

“Transform the input image into the stylized Funko Pop! art style. Retain the original composition and recognizable features of the subject, but reimagine characters with oversized heads, tiny chibi-style bodies, and large, round black eyes. Omit detailed facial features such as mouths to match the signature minimal expression. Use bold, vibrant colors with smooth, plastic-like finishes to replicate the look of collectible vinyl figures. Emphasize clean outlines, simplified textures, and slightly exaggerated proportions for clothing and accessories. The final result should resemble a physical Funko Pop! figure, keeping a cute, collectible, and highly stylized aesthetic.”

“Transform the input image into the steampunk art style. Preserve the original composition and subject identity, but reimagine all characters and elements with Victorian-era clothing and retro-futuristic, steam-powered technology. Add accessories such as brass goggles, leather belts, corsets, frock coats, mechanical limbs, and gear-driven devices. Use materials like brass, copper, polished wood, and worn leather. Apply a color palette dominated by earthy browns, blacks, and creams, with metallic highlights. Surround the subject with an atmospheric backdrop of gears, pipes, smokestacks, or airships, evoking an industrial, adventurous setting. Lighting should be soft, warm, and slightly diffused to enhance the vintage-mechanical mood. The final result should feel like a richly detailed illustration from a steampunk fantasy world.”

“Transform the input image into the Burtonesque art style. Preserve the original composition and character identity, but stylize all elements with exaggerated, gothic features: large heads, thin necks, small mouths and noses, and elongated limbs. Use pale skin tones and heavily desaturated colors like grays, muted purples, blues, and blacks to create a melancholic, eerie mood. Add gothic motifs such as swirls, crooked trees, bats, clocks, or antique textures in the background. Integrate soft shadows, dramatic lighting, and a hint of surrealism through distorted proportions or dreamlike details. The final result should feel like a stop-motion or illustrated frame. whimsical, dark, and emotionally expressive.”

“Transform the input image into the stylized character art style seen in classic and modern Nickelodeon cartoons. Maintain the original composition and subject identity, but reimagine characters with bold, exaggerated features, expressive facial expressions, and cartoonish proportions. Incorporate visual traits from iconic Nicktoons—such as the squish-and-squash flexibility of SpongeBob, the rough-line, asymmetrical style of Rugrats, or the angular, comic-inspired look of The Loud House. Use bright, saturated colors and clean outlines. Add playful background elements like abstract patterns, flat color blocks, or zany suburban environments. Avoid realism; the final image should feel hand-drawn, energetic, and full of personality, as if it were a frame from a Nickelodeon animated series.”

“Transform this photo into a classic rubber hose animation style illustration featuring simple exaggerated cartoon features, stretchy bendy limbs with no joints, thick uniform outlines, minimalistic vintage coloring, and a playful, whimsical 1920s animation aesthetic.”