What is the prompt library

The prompt library is your go-to guide for crafting clear, effective prompts when using Fixer in Magic Studio. Whether you're adjusting colors, removing items, or reimagining the style of an image, these examples show you how to talk to Vai™—your AI copilot—for best results.

You can copy these prompts directly into Fixer, tweak them to suit your image, or use them as inspiration. This is especially helpful for personal stylists, interior designers, and wedding planners building professional moodboards or visual decks.

How to use this prompt library

Fixer works best with short, specific, visual instructions. These prompts are grouped by intent so you can find what you need fast.

Tip: Don’t try to do too much at once. If you want to make multiple changes, break them into separate prompts for cleaner results.

✂️ Remove something

Use these when you want to clean up an image.

• “Remove the straight shadow on the wall behind the model”
• “Remove the stack of books from the side table”
• “Remove the shoes near the foot of the bed”
• “Remove the wrinkles in the curtain”
• “Remove the wires hanging from the ceiling”

🎨 Change color or object details

Fixer is especially good at precise color changes. Be specific with shade and tone.

• “Change the sweater to a soft, muted lavender purple”
• “Make the vase a pale yellow with a matte finish”
• “Change the wall color to a warm terracotta”
• “Make the floor rug dark navy blue”
• “Change her nail color to deep plum”

➕ Add something

Add items, accessories, or visual interest to your scene.

• “Add a golden retriever to the end of the bed”
• “Add a subtle green plant to the left corner of the room”
• “Add a string of fairy lights above the mirror”
• “Add a pearl necklace to the outfit”
• “Add a white veil to the dress”

💅 Style or reimagine

These prompts help shift the look or feel of your image.

• “Make this look like a spring wedding photo”
• “Style the outfit as a fall fashion editorial”
• “Make the room feel coastal, with soft natural textures”
• “Style this like a minimalist interior with natural wood tones”
• “Make the dress look vintage, with lace details”

Pro tips for writing better prompts

• Be specific: name the object, color, location, or texture
• Use visual context: “behind the model,” “on the side table,” etc.
• Keep it natural: conversational prompts work best
• Avoid vague or abstract phrases like “make it better” or “modernize it”
• Don’t overload your prompt—one edit at a time is best

Using Fixer with the right prompts can transform your wedding design moodboards, interior concept boards, or personal styling decks. Think of this library as your shortcut to polished, professional images—without opening Photoshop.