Translucent Glass 3D Style
This ChatGPT photo prompt reimagines your vision into a soft 3D translucent glass masterpiece with a frosty matte finish and intricate textures. Immerse your artwork in a serene floating ambiance, enhanced by natural diffused lighting and delicate refractive effects against a light gray backdrop. Elevate your creative project with this ethereal glow and polished surfaces that mesmerize the eye.
How to use Translucent Glass 3D Style in ChatGPT
1. Copy the ChatGPT photo prompt below that describes translucent glass 3d style.
2. Open ChatGPT (gpt-image model preferred).
3. Paste the prompt and, if you like, precede it with: "Generate an image of ...".
4. Optionally adjust aspect ratio, resolution or color temperature to refine the output.
5. Press Enter and watch ChatGPT transform the words into a vivid picture.
6. Download or upscale the generated image for your project.
Copyright & Commercial Use
All images generated with Translucent Glass 3D Style are subject to OpenAI's content policy. You may use the results of this ChatGPT photo prompt for personal and commercial projects, provided you comply with local regulations and platform terms.
ChatGPT Prompt
Redo this image as a soft 3D translucent glass version with a frosty matte finish and detailed texture. Preserve original colors with glass-like transparency, centered on a light gray background, floating gently in space with soft shadows. Natural diffused lighting, ethereal glow, smooth polished surfaces, delicate refractive effects.
Prompt Tuning Tips
• Specify the desired angle of view, such as 'slightly above', to enhance the perception of depth and translucency.
• Include terms like 'soft focus' or 'blurred edges' to create a more ethereal atmosphere around the glass object.
• Mention a specific color palette, such as 'cool tones' or 'pastel shades', to guide the preservation of original colors.
• Indicate the desired level of detail by adding 'high-resolution' to ensure texture intricacies are captured.
• Suggest an aspect ratio, such as '16:9' or '4:3', to define the composition and framing of the image more clearly.