Krea 2Prompt collections
Copy-ready Krea 2 prompt collections for product shots, portraits, and photoreal scenes. Copy a template, swap your subject, and generate with free credits. For the full writing method, open the prompt guide.
Three short paths: learn the prompt stack, copy a product template, or open the generator with 50 free credits.
Nine tested starters across portrait, product, and scene work. Each card shows suggested crop and speed tier. Copy, swap only the subject first, then generate.
PortraitA three-quarter studio portrait of a young woman in an embroidered gold silk dress, looking off camera, soft frontal key light with gentle falloff, smooth blue gradient backdrop, natural skin texture, fine grain, 1:1 crop
Change only the subject first, then try a new backdrop color.
PortraitA dramatic studio photograph of a dancer mid-leap in a black leotard, sheer blue fabric sweeping across the frame, deep blue backdrop, cool rim light tracing the body, frozen motion with drifting dust, cinematic wide shot, 16:9 crop
Keep the rim-light and frozen-motion clauses; swap the pose or fabric color.
PortraitA stylized 3D character of a girl in a purple hoodie and yellow cap standing on a blue kick scooter, a small yellow bird mascot perched on the handlebar, soft studio lighting, pastel gradient backdrop, clean toy-like render, 1:1 crop
Keep the render and lighting words; swap outfit, props, and mascot.
ProductA model in a cobalt-blue suit holding an oversized amber glass bottle with a blank paper label, framed from the chest down, flat chartreuse backdrop, hard even light with crisp shadows, bold color-blocked advertising style, 1:1 crop
Swap the product and backdrop color; keep the hands-forward framing.
ProductA macro material study of swirling liquid chrome, holographic red-to-teal iridescence across soft folds, faceted clear glass shapes catching the light in the foreground, pale studio backdrop, texture-first abstract render, 1:1 crop
Useful as a label or background texture — change only the color pair.
SceneA rain-soaked cyberpunk street at night, low camera angle down the middle of the road, magenta and cyan neon signs reflected in wet asphalt, silhouetted figures on the sidewalk, hazy light between the towers, cinematic wide shot, 16:9 crop
Rewrite the city mood only after the camera and wet-ground clauses stay stable.
SceneA bioluminescent forest at night, glowing blue and teal mushrooms across mossy rocks, a shallow stream catching the light, mist drifting between tall trunks, cool blue-green palette, photoreal fantasy landscape, 3:4 crop
Change one element at a time — glow color, ground cover, or season.
SceneA minimalist concrete interior with a sculptural staircase and a warm timber soffit, tall windows on the right casting hard shafts of afternoon sun across a polished floor, muted grey palette, wide architectural still, 16:9 crop
Keep light direction fixed when swapping materials or time of day.
SceneA lone figure walking a dune ridge in a vast red-orange desert, warm golden-hour side light raking across the sand, wind-blown haze over the far dunes, pale sky, tiny subject for scale, wide establishing shot, 16:9 crop
Keep the subject small — the scale contrast is what makes the frame work.
Want the full product packshot set? Open product shot prompts for eight more templates. For writing order and revision rules, stay with the prompt guide.
Each collection pairs real outputs with tested templates and tips for adapting them to your own subject.
A good template is a head start, not a finished thing. Each one in these collections encodes decisions that are easy to overlook when writing from scratch: where the light comes from, how close the camera sits, what the background contributes, which words steer the mood. Swap the subject, keep the structure, and you inherit all of those decisions for free.
Adaptation is where the collections earn their keep. Change one variable at a time: trade daylight for neon, pull the framing wider, push the palette warmer. Because the surrounding wording stays constant, you can see exactly what each edit does to the result. For the full control language and revision hygiene, read the Krea 2 prompt guide. To start generating right away, open the generator or return to the Krea 2 homepage.
Quick answers for free templates, writing order, and where to start.
Krea 2 prompts are short, ordered shot briefs for the Krea 2 AI image generator. Strong ones lock subject, context, composition, light, style, and crop so you get usable photoreal or cinematic results on the first few tries.
Lead with a concrete subject, then add context, camera framing, lighting, style, and crop. Change one variable at a time when iterating. Full method is in the Krea 2 prompt guide; this page is for copy-ready templates.
Yes. Browse and copy every template on this hub without paying. New accounts get 50 free credits to generate from a pasted prompt, with no card required to start.
Open the product shot prompt collection for hero shots, flat lays, lifestyle scenes, and packaging close-ups. Copy a template, swap in your product, keep the lighting and crop language, then generate.
50 free credits on signup, no card required. Copy a template and render your first image in seconds.
