Image Generation

Write detailed, specific prompts for the best results:

• Be descriptive — "A serene mountain lake at sunset with snow-capped peaks reflected in still water" is much better than "a lake"
• Specify style — Include keywords like: photorealistic, watercolor, minimalist, sketch, oil painting, digital art, flat illustration, isometric
• Include composition — Mention perspective: close-up, wide angle, aerial view, eye-level, birds-eye view
• Set the mood — Describe lighting and atmosphere: warm golden hour light, dramatic shadows, soft diffused lighting, moody fog
• State what to avoid — If certain elements shouldn't appear, mention that in the prompt

Example Prompts

• "A minimalist flat illustration of a bookshelf filled with colorful books, soft pastel colors, clean lines, white background"
• "Photorealistic close-up of a mechanical keyboard with cherry blossom keycaps, shallow depth of field, warm desk lamp lighting"
• "Watercolor painting of a cozy reading nook with an armchair, stack of books, and a steaming cup of tea, warm autumn tones"

Common Use Cases

• Note illustrations — Visual headers or concept diagrams for notes
• Creative projects — Story illustrations, mood boards, concept art
• Blog and presentation images — Custom visuals for published content
• Visual thinking — Generating images to explore ideas or concepts

Tips

• Use target_note when the user specifies which note should contain the image — this ensures the file is saved to the correct attachment folder per the user's Obsidian settings.
• If the user asks for multiple images, generate them one at a time and confirm each result before proceeding.
• When the user gives a vague request like "add an image to my note", ask what they'd like the image to depict before generating.