Negative Prompting

Artistic Flaws

blurry, blur, fuzzy, pixelated, jpeg artifacts, compression artifacts, watermark, text, signature, username, poorly drawn, bad anatomy, wrong anatomy, extra limbs, deformed, disfigured, mutated, distorted, twisted, warped, low quality, worst quality, amateur, newbie, cropped, frame cut, out of frame, head cut off

Composition Issues

oversaturated, oversaturated colors, undersaturated, desaturated, overexposed, blown out, too bright, underexposed, too dark, high contrast, low contrast, noisy, grain, film grain, duplicate, duplicated, multiple, asymmetric, unbalanced, ugly composition, bad composition

Body/Face-Specific

cross-eyed, crossed-eyes, lazy eyes, wonky eyes, deformed iris, deformed pupils, mutated hands, bad hands, extra fingers, missing fingers, fused fingers, bad feet, extra toes, missing toes, disproportioned, out of proportion, mutation, extra limbs, malformed limbs, bad proportions, anatomical nonsense

Common Unwanted Elements

• text, words, letters, numbers

• logo, watermark, signature

• frame, border, boundary

• background elements

• symbols, icons

• pattern, repeated pattern

Style Prevention

• cartoon, anime, manga (if realistic style wanted)

• photorealistic (if artistic style wanted)

• 3d render, CGI, digital art (if traditional look wanted)

• painting, sketch, drawing (if photo look wanted)

• black and white (if color wanted)

• monochrome, grayscale

• flat colors, cell shaded

Technical Issues

rendering errors, clipping, z-fighting, broken perspective, bad shadows, incorrect shadows, inconsistent lighting, broken anatomy, floating limbs, disconnected limbs

Tips for Usage

1. Combine related terms for stronger effect

2. Order from most to least important

3. Use commas to separate terms

4. Consider adding weights to crucial terms (e.g., "bad hands:1.5")

5. Test and adjust based on results

6. Keep context-specific unwanted elements in mind

REMEMBER

Negative prompts' effectiveness can vary between AI models and implementations. Experiment to find what works best for your specific use case.