Prompt
66 wordsTransform the image into a {argument name="art style" default="minimalist hand-drawn doodle illustration"}. Use {argument name="outlines" default="simple black brush-pen outlines with slightly wobbly, imperfect strokes"}. Reduce all details to cute, childlike shapes while preserving the main subject and composition.
Naive sketchbook aesthetic, playful and whimsical character design, clean white background, minimal linework, expressive simplicity, handmade doodle style, black ink drawing, charming imperfections, simple cartoon illustration. Format 3:4.About this prompt
Minimalist Doodle Illustration is a ready-to-use storyboard prompt for GPT Image 2 on Image 2. Copy the 66 words below, paste them into the Create form, and you will get a result close to the preview above. Tweak the Storyboard, Watercolor, Illustration tag if you want to push it somewhere new.
Use it as a starting point, then adjust the subject, lighting, or composition to suit your idea. The credit cost stays the same whether you use it as written or customize it.
Use case
A strong starting point for Storyboard
Start here when you want a storyboard image inspired by Minimalist Doodle Illustration. The prompt already sets the look and composition; replace the subject, product, colors, or scene details to match your project.
Easy places to tweak
- Subject Swap in your person, product, place, or object without changing the overall composition.
- Look and mood Tune the lighting, palette, camera angle, or materials so the image fits your brand.
- Final format Set the aspect ratio, background, text, or layout notes before you generate.
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How to use it
- Step 1
Copy the prompt
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- Step 2
Open Image 2 Create
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- Step 3
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