Reduce broken text in generated images
Decides first whether to generate the lettering at all or leave space and add it later.
| Category | Image & video › Image generation |
|---|---|
| Tags | ReviewingRewritingCreator |
Plan the text in this generated image. First, sort each piece of text: 1. **Generate it** — very short, Latin alphabet, not load-bearing. Even then expect several attempts. 2. **Leave a blank and composite later** — anything long, anything in Korean or another non-Latin script, anything that must be exactly correct: prices, dates, brand names, contact details. *A misspelled price is not a style problem, it is a wrong image.* 3. **Remove it** — text that is there out of habit and does nothing. For group 1, write the prompt clause: the exact string in quotes, where it sits, and its relative size. For group 2, specify the negative space: where, how large, what background it sits on so the overlay reads. Then: - The prohibition list — generators insert uninvited watermarks, captions, and logos. These go in every prompt whether or not you wanted text. - How to check the output: read every character out loud. Near-miss letterforms are the common failure and the eye skips them. - ⚠️ Text rendering is improving fast between model versions. *Note that this whole plan may be unnecessary within a generation or two* — re-test before assuming it still applies.
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What this prompt does
Generated lettering still breaks often. This sorts by length, language, and importance into what to generate versus what to leave blank and composite afterward. Korean breaks more than Latin.
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