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Stop getting generic AI images. Start art-directing them.

1,000+ production-ready Midjourney and Flux prompts for web graphics: 60 master recipes in 6 chapters, plus a workbook whose matrix holds exactly 1,200 prompt rows built from those recipes' scenes and 25 style recipes.

Every recipe reserves space for your headline, so the image fits the layout
A Midjourney line and a Flux-style natural-language line in every recipe
A method for making thirty images look like one brand

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See it work

Recipe 2, the object-on-a-plinth hero, filled in for a fictional café in Kochi and pasted into a Flux-style tool.

Sample result described for this page; no image is included. AI output varies and every image needs checking.

Pixvault · prompt → result

You paste

A product photograph of a ceramic chai cup with a curl of steam standing on a round terracotta plinth, placed on the right third of a wide frame at eye level. A soft light comes from the upper left. The left two-thirds of the image is a clean, empty backdrop in deep teal and warm cream. Nothing else is in the scene and there is no text.

The AI answers

A wide 16:9 frame with a single cup on the right third

Terracotta plinth, soft shadow falling to the right

Left two-thirds an even teal backdrop, ready for a headline and a button

No label, no lettering, no logo anywhere in the frame

Steam slightly stringy: marked for retouching in the checklist

Seed and tool noted in the licence log for the next image in the set

Sound familiar?

Why your AI images look like everyone else's

The prompt was a wish, not a brief

Words like modern, premium and stunning hand every real decision to the model. It answers with its average taste, which is the same average your competitor received.

There is no room for the headline

The image is beautiful until you place the copy on it. Then the subject sits exactly where the words must go, and you are cropping, blurring and compromising.

Five images, five different brands

The hero is glossy 3D, the icons are flat, the blog header is watercolour. Each one is fine alone. Together the page looks assembled from stock.

None of this is a tool problem. It is a briefing problem, and briefing can be learnt in an afternoon.

Why this matters

The Thursday evening every designer knows

A freelance UI designer in Bengaluru has a landing page due on Friday for a skincare brand in Indore. The layout is done. The copy is approved. What is missing is the hero, three feature illustrations and a device mockup, and there is no budget for a shoot.

She opens an image tool and types what she feels: premium skincare hero, elegant, soft light. Forty re-rolls later she has a folder of pretty bottles with gibberish labels, none with space for the headline, none matching the icons she made last week. The evening is gone and so are the credits.

The change is not a better adjective. It is deciding five things before generating: the job of the image, the look it belongs to, where the subject and the empty space sit, the material and the light, and how it will be checked. With those written down, three focused rounds replace forty hopeful ones.

That is all this product is: those decisions already made for sixty kinds of web image, written the way an art director would brief them, with the brackets left open for your brand.

The way out

Brief the model the way you would brief a photographer

Each recipe is a complete brief: subject, composition, lighting, lens or material, palette, negative space and what to avoid. You fill the brackets once for your brand and run it.

01
Fill your brand look block
Palette in plain colour words, mood, materials, one style recipe and the side your headlines sit on. You write it once and reuse it in every recipe.
02
Pick the recipe for the slot
Hero, mockup, feature card, product frame, background or banner. Paste the Midjourney line or the Flux-style line and change one thing per round.
03
Examine, log and reuse
Run the seven checks, composite the real screenshot or label, and note tool, plan and seed in the licence log so the next image matches.

What you will understand

The thinking behind it

The playbook teaches one method, FRAME. These five ideas come straight from it and are worth knowing even if you never buy.

The image has a job

A hero exists to make a headline land; an icon exists to be recognised at 64 pixels. Write the job in one sentence before you write the prompt, and judge the result by that job alone.

Decisions, not adjectives

Premium usually means a dark ground, one hard light and a lot of empty space. Say that, and the model has something to build; say premium, and it guesses.

III

Colour words, not hex codes

Image models read deep teal and warm cream far better than a six-digit code. Translate the palette once and repeat the same words in every prompt.

Give empty space as a fraction

Leave some room is ignored. The left half is plain and even is followed far more often, and it is the difference between a hero and a wallpaper.

Nothing ships unexamined

AI images fail in predictable places: lettering, hands, pairs, counts and shadows. A two-minute check at full size catches nearly all of it before a client does.

What you get

What is inside

Three files that work together: the recipes, the method and the working sheets. This is a prompt product; no images are included.

The Prompt Vault: 60 Master Image Recipes

Sixty briefs an art director would be happy to sign. Each one gives you the reasoning in labelled lines, then two ready versions to paste.

60 master prompts in 6 chapters of 10 prompts each
Chapters: landing page heroes, app and device mockups, illustration systems, product photography, 3D icons and backgrounds, brand consistency
A Midjourney line with parameters and a Flux-style natural-language line in every recipe
A reusable brand look block you fill once
A craft note under every recipe on what to change and what to watch for
5 chain recipes for full jobs, such as a landing page's whole image set

Format: PDF
Files: 1
Size: 1 MB

The Playbook: The FRAME Method

The method that makes the recipes yours. Read it once and you will be able to write a seventy-first recipe without help.

The FRAME method: Function, Reference, Arrangement, Material and light, Examine
A checklist for each of the five steps
3 worked before-and-after examples from Indian client briefs
A seven-check examine protocol and a fault-and-fix table
A seven-day action plan for one real project
A plain section on rights, disclosure and platform rules

Format: PDF
Files: 1
Size: 596 KB

The Workbook: 1,200-Row Prompt Matrix and Planners

The workbook is where the big number lives, honestly. Its first sheet holds exactly 1,200 unique prompt rows: 48 scenes from the master recipes, each written in all 25 style recipes.

Prompt Matrix: 1,200 ready-to-paste rows with category, use case, style, aspect ratio and a checking note
Style Recipes: 25 named looks with exact phrasing, best uses and watch-outs
Parameter Cheat Sheet: 25 controls explained for Midjourney and Flux-style tools
Landing Page Shot List: 26 image slots from hero to email header
Client Licence Log: tool, plan, seed, edits and disclosure, with 6 example rows

Format: Spreadsheet
Files: 1
Size: 78 KB

A look inside

From brief to approved set in one sitting

Open the shot list, pick the slot, paste the recipe, check the result. The chain recipes tell you which prompts to run in which order for a complete page.

These are actual pages from the product, shown smaller. Swipe to see more.

Why people use it

What changes at your desk

Headlines fit the first time

Every hero and banner recipe states the text side and the size of the empty area, so the image arrives already composed around your copy.

A page that looks designed, not collected

The look sheet, palette lock and style reference recipes in chapter 6 hold thirty images to one look.

Fewer wasted credits

Three focused rounds with one change each replace long runs of hopeful re-rolls, because the brief is complete before you generate.

Mockups you can stand behind

Device recipes keep screens blank and angles clean, so the interface your client sees is the real one you pasted in.

An answer when the client asks where it came from

The licence log records tool, plan held, seed and edits for every published image, in about a minute each.

Somewhere to start on any brief

Filter the 1,200-row matrix by use case and style and you have a usable first prompt for most web image slots in seconds.

Your win

Guessing versus directing

Before

Prompts made of adjectives and hope
Subject sitting where the headline must go
A different style on every section of the page
No record of tool, plan or seed when the client asks

With Pixvault

A seven-line brief for every image
Text space specified by side and fraction
One look sheet and one style recipe per project
A licence log row for every published image

This is for you if

UI and UX designers who need heroes, mockups and illustrations without a shoot
Graphic designers adding AI image direction to their services
Marketing agencies producing landing pages and campaign visuals for several clients
Solopreneurs building their own site who want it to look designed

Not for you if

Anyone expecting finished images or templates: this is prompts and method
Anyone who wants to copy a living artist's style or a known brand's look
Anyone hoping to skip checking and publish straight from the tool

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The Prompt Vault: 60 Master Image Recipes
The Playbook: The FRAME Method
The Workbook: 1,200-Row Prompt Matrix and Planners
Bonus: library of 10,000+ ebooks

The Prompt Vault: 60 master recipes in 6 chapters
The Playbook: the FRAME method with checklists and a seven-day plan
The Workbook: 1,200-row Prompt Matrix and 25 style recipes
Parameter cheat sheet, landing page shot list and licence log

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The Prompt Vault: 60 Master Image Recipes
The Playbook: The FRAME Method
The Workbook: 1,200-Row Prompt Matrix and Planners
The Batch Rendering Kit
Bonus: library of 10,000+ ebooks

All three Starter files
The Batch Rendering Kit: guide, matrix cheat sheet and prompt file
A working Node.js batch renderer for API image models, with dry-run mode
Official Midjourney batch techniques: permutations, repeat, private server
A sample CSV of 12 matrix rows to test with

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Worth reading

Free guides from Pixvault

Useful whether or not you buy.

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Questions

Before you ask

How and when do I get the files?

Straight after payment you land on a download page with every file in your order. The same link is sent to your email.

What formats are the files, and what opens them?

The vault and playbook are PDFs. The workbook is an XLSX file that opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers or LibreOffice. The Batch Rendering Kit in the Pro tier is a ZIP. You paste the prompts into Midjourney, a Flux-style tool, or the image features in assistants such as ChatGPT or Gemini.

Is the 1,000+ figure honest?

Yes, and here is exactly how. The vault has 60 hand-written master recipes. The workbook's Prompt Matrix has 1,200 rows: 48 scenes taken from those recipes, each written out in all 25 style recipes. Every row is a unique, complete prompt, but they are combinations of those scenes and styles, not 1,200 unrelated ideas.

Are any images included?

No. This is a prompt and method product. You generate the images in your own image tool, and you should check each one for artefacts and false text before using it.

Do I need paid tools?

You need access to an image tool. Midjourney is a paid subscription. Several Flux-style tools and AI assistants offer some free image generation, with limits that change, so check current plans. The Pro tier's batch script needs free Node.js and a pay-per-image account with an API provider.

Can I use the images commercially and for clients?

You may use these prompts for your own work and your own clients' work; please do not resell or share the files. Whether an image may be used commercially depends on your image tool's own plan and terms, so check them before client work. Never prompt with living artists' names, brand logos or real people's likeness.

Does it work on a phone? Is it one payment?

The PDFs read well on a phone and you can copy prompts from them. The workbook is easier on a laptop. It is a single payment with no subscription.

What about refunds, and how long does the link work?

As a digital product there are no refunds once the download link has been issued. If a file is broken or missing, it is replaced or refunded. The download link works for 7 days, so save the files to your own device or drive.

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Your next hero image should fit the headline the first time

Sixty art-directed recipes, a 1,200-row matrix and the method to make every image on the page look like one brand.

Get the vault · ₹449

Stop getting generic AI images. Start art-directing them.

See it work

Why your AI images look like everyone else's

The prompt was a wish, not a brief

There is no room for the headline

Five images, five different brands

The Thursday evening every designer knows

Brief the model the way you would brief a photographer

Fill your brand look block

Pick the recipe for the slot

Examine, log and reuse

The thinking behind it

The image has a job

Decisions, not adjectives

Colour words, not hex codes

Give empty space as a fraction

Nothing ships unexamined

What is inside

The Prompt Vault: 60 Master Image Recipes

The Playbook: The FRAME Method

The Workbook: 1,200-Row Prompt Matrix and Planners

From brief to approved set in one sitting

What changes at your desk

Headlines fit the first time

A page that looks designed, not collected

Fewer wasted credits

Mockups you can stand behind

An answer when the client asks where it came from

Somewhere to start on any brief

Guessing versus directing

Before

With Pixvault

A library of 10,000+ ebooks, yours to download

Your next hero image should fit the headline the first time

Starter

Pro

Free guides from Pixvault

How to write an AI hero image prompt that leaves room for your headline

7 AI image mistakes that make a landing page look cheap, and the fix for each

AI images for Indian brands: what to check before you publish

Your first week with AI web graphics: a day-by-day checklist

Before you ask

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Your next hero image should fit the headline the first time