150 ChatGPT Image Codes for Your Photos Upload a clear photo you own or have permission to use, choose a code, and tell ChatGPT Images to recreate the person with a new camera angle, lighting setup, movement, environment, or visual style. The slash codes are memorable prompt shortcuts—not secret commands built into ChatGPT—so the complete prompt still tells the model what must change and what must stay the same. ——— Official image-editing guide OpenAI image prompting Official guidance for using reference images, preserving identity and other details, separating changes from constraints, and refining one edit at a time. https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/image-prompting ——— The seven codes from the video /DRONE VIEW Recreate the person from a dramatic camera position high above /WORM VIEW Shoot upward from ground level to make the person feel larger than life /FISHEYE Use an ultra-wide curved lens for an exaggerated close-up perspective /NIGHTTIME FLASH Create a candid night photo lit by direct on-camera flash /MINECRAFT Rebuild the person and scene as a block-based voxel world /ANIME Reimagine the portrait as a polished expressive anime frame /MOTION BLUR Keep the person recognisable while adding energetic movement blur ——— Portrait and selfie angles /EYE LEVEL Frame the portrait naturally from the subject's eye line /HIGH ANGLE Photograph the person from above for a smaller, softer perspective /LOW ANGLE Photograph the person from below for confidence and scale /TOP DOWN PORTRAIT Place the camera directly above the person /PROFILE Turn the subject into a clean side-profile portrait /THREE QUARTER Use a classic three-quarter portrait angle /OVERHEAD SELFIE Create a wide overhead selfie with the person looking up /MIRROR SELFIE Recreate the subject taking a realistic mirror selfie /ELEVATOR MIRROR Place the subject in a polished elevator-mirror portrait /CAR SELFIE Create a natural front-seat selfie with believable daylight /CANDID Make the frame feel unposed and caught in a real moment /EDITORIAL Style the person like a premium fashion-editorial portrait /PAPARAZZI Create a spontaneous telephoto celebrity-street photograph /WEBCAM Recreate the portrait with casual laptop-webcam framing /PHOTO BOOTH Arrange four expressive portraits in a classic booth strip ——— Portrait lighting /HARD FLASH Use direct hard flash with crisp shadows and bright highlights /SOFTBOX Light the face with a large soft studio source /RING LIGHT Use even front lighting with circular eye catchlights /RIM LIGHT Outline the person with a bright edge of backlight /WINDOW LIGHT Create a natural portrait beside a large window /REMBRANDT LIGHT Use a dramatic portrait triangle of light on the cheek /BUTTERFLY LIGHT Use glamorous symmetrical lighting from above the camera /SPLIT LIGHT Light one side of the face and leave the other in shadow /NEON LIGHT Mix coloured neon light across the person and background /CANDLELIGHT Use warm flickering light from nearby candles /COLOURED GELS Mix bold coloured studio lights for a music-video look /PROJECTOR LIGHT Project patterns or images across the person and backdrop /SILHOUETTE Place the person against bright backlight as a strong silhouette /STUDIO WHITE Create a clean high-key portrait on seamless white /STUDIO BLACK Create a low-key portrait fading into a black backdrop ——— Movement and energy /PANNING SHOT Track the moving person while the background streaks sideways /ZOOM BLUR Add radial blur that rushes toward the subject /SHUTTER DRAG Mix a sharp flash-lit person with long ambient light trails /FROZEN ACTION Freeze a jump, splash, or fast movement at its peak /HAIR FLIP Capture hair moving dramatically through the frame /SPINNING CAMERA Rotate the environment around a sharp central subject /RUNNING SHOT Photograph the person mid-run with realistic movement /RAIN STREAKS Add visible rain motion lit around the person /WIND MACHINE Create controlled movement in hair and clothing /DOUBLE EXPOSURE Layer the portrait with a second scene or motion trail ——— Diagram classics /EXPLODED VIEW Separate a subject into floating parts so you can see how it fits together /BLUEPRINT Turn a subject into a clean technical blueprint /ANATOMY Create a labelled anatomy-style breakdown /360VIEW Show the subject from multiple angles across a full rotation /X-RAY Reveal the internal structure with an X-ray-style view ——— Technical views /CROSS SECTION Show a clean cross-section through the subject /SCHEMATIC Reduce the subject to a functional schematic /PATENT DRAWING Render it like a precise vintage patent illustration /ORTHOGRAPHIC Show front, side, and top views at matching scale /ISOMETRIC Present the subject from a clean isometric angle /WIREFRAME Reveal the underlying 3D wireframe structure /ASSEMBLY GUIDE Create a visual sequence showing how the parts assemble /PARTS LABELLED Label the most important components clearly /MATERIAL LAYERS Separate and identify every material layer /SIZE COMPARISON Compare the subject against familiar objects for scale /SCALE DIAGRAM Create a proportionally consistent scale diagram /PROCESS DIAGRAM Visualise the process from start to finish /SYSTEM MAP Map every major component and connection /FIELD GUIDE Format the subject like a labelled field-guide plate ——— Learning and explanation /INFOGRAPHIC Explain a topic as one clean visual overview /FLOWCHART Turn a process or decision into a flowchart /TIMELINE Arrange the key moments in chronological order /MIND MAP Branch the main idea into connected subtopics /CONCEPT MAP Show how the core ideas influence one another /FLASHCARD Create a visual question-and-answer study card /STICKY NOTES Reduce the topic to short, colourful key points /NOTEBOOK PAGE Format the explanation as organised notebook notes /WHITEBOARD Explain the topic as a clean whiteboard lesson /CHALKBOARD Turn it into a hand-drawn chalkboard explanation /SCIENCE POSTER Create a detailed educational science poster /CLASSROOM POSTER Make a simple teaching poster with a strong hierarchy /ENCYCLOPEDIA PLATE Render it like a classic illustrated encyclopedia page /STEP BY STEP Show every important stage as a visual sequence ——— Alternative ways to see it /MACRO Create an ultra-close macro photograph /ELECTRON MICROSCOPE Simulate an electron-microscope-style view /THERMAL Visualise heat differences with a thermal palette /NIGHT VISION Render the scene through night-vision optics /INFRARED Create an infrared-style interpretation /ULTRAVIOLET Create an ultraviolet-light-style interpretation /TRANSPARENT Make the exterior transparent while preserving the form /GHOSTED Fade the outer shell so the inner parts remain visible /DECONSTRUCTED Break the subject into its essential visual components /SATELLITE VIEW Show the subject or location from directly overhead /TOPOGRAPHIC Translate the form into topographic contour lines /HEATMAP Show intensity or concentration using a heatmap ——— Creative styles /PRODUCT RENDER Create a polished studio product visual /PACKAGING MOCKUP Place the design onto realistic packaging /MINIATURE DIORAMA Rebuild the scene as a tiny detailed diorama /CLAY MODEL Render the subject as a handmade clay model /PAPERCRAFT Recreate the subject with folded paper forms /LOW POLY Simplify the subject into low-poly geometry /PIXEL ART Turn the scene into crisp pixel art /WATERCOLOR Paint the subject with translucent watercolour textures /INK SKETCH Draw it with expressive black ink lines /PENCIL SKETCH Render it as a detailed graphite drawing /CHARCOAL Use dramatic charcoal shading and texture /RISOGRAPH Apply limited-colour risograph printing texture /SCREENPRINT Turn it into a bold layered screenprint /STAINED GLASS Rebuild the subject with coloured glass panels /NEON SIGN Transform the subject into a glowing neon sign /COMIC STRIP Explain the idea through a short comic sequence /STORYBOARD Lay out the action as cinematic storyboard frames /BEFORE AFTER Show the starting point and transformation side by side /LIFECYCLE Visualise every major stage in a lifecycle /VINTAGE POSTER Turn the subject into a bold vintage poster ——— Camera and composition /AERIAL VIEW Photograph the subject from directly overhead at a large scale /OVER-THE-SHOULDER Frame the scene from just behind a person or character /POV Show the scene from the viewer's own point of view /DUTCH ANGLE Tilt the horizon to add tension and visual energy /WIDE ANGLE Capture the subject together with a broad environment /TELEPHOTO Compress the background with a long-lens photographic look /TILT SHIFT Make a real scene look like a miniature model /SHALLOW DEPTH Keep the subject sharp against a heavily blurred background /LONG EXPOSURE Add smooth light trails or flowing motion blur /HIGH SPEED Freeze an extremely fast action at its most dramatic instant /SPLIT SCREEN Place two related views beside each other in one frame /CONTACT SHEET Arrange several photographic variations in a contact sheet /CENTERED SYMMETRY Build the composition around a perfectly centred subject /RULE OF THIRDS Place the focal point along a classic rule-of-thirds grid /NEGATIVE SPACE Surround the subject with deliberate clean empty space /FLAT LAY Arrange every element neatly on a surface viewed from above /HERO SHOT Create a bold premium image that makes the subject feel iconic /EXTREME CLOSE-UP Fill the frame with one tiny, highly detailed feature ——— Worlds and atmospheres /CYBERPUNK Place the subject in a dense neon high-tech world /SOLARPUNK Imagine the subject in an optimistic green-energy future /BRUTALIST Use massive concrete forms and stark geometric structure /ART DECO Apply glamorous geometric detailing inspired by the 1920s /BAUHAUS Use functional geometry, primary colours, and modernist restraint /RETRO FUTURE Reimagine the subject through a vintage vision of the future /FILM NOIR Create a shadowy black-and-white cinematic scene /GOLDEN HOUR Light the scene with warm low sunlight and long shadows /BLUE HOUR Use the cool atmospheric light just before sunrise or after sunset /FOG Surround the subject with deep atmospheric mist /UNDERWATER Place the subject beneath the surface with realistic aquatic light /ZERO GRAVITY Suspend the subject and surrounding objects in weightlessness /DESERT Place the subject in a vast cinematic desert environment /JUNGLE Surround the subject with dense tropical vegetation /ARCTIC Set the subject inside a frozen polar landscape /SPACE Place the subject in a dramatic outer-space environment /ABANDONED Make the location feel deserted, weathered, and reclaimed by time /LUXURY Elevate the subject with premium materials, lighting, and styling /MONUMENTAL Scale the subject into an enormous landmark /TINY WORLD Build a complete miniature world around the subject ——— STEP 1: Upload a clear reference photo Choose a well-lit photo where your face and defining features are easy to see. Use only an image you own or have permission to edit, and remove private information from the background before uploading it. ——— STEP 2: Lock the identity before changing the image OpenAI's image-prompting guidance recommends separating the requested change from the details that must be preserved. Use this reusable instruction before any code when you want the result to remain recognisably you. Use the attached photo as the identity reference. Preserve the same person, recognisable facial features, skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions, and defining details. Change only the camera angle, lighting, movement, environment, or visual style requested below. Keep the result coherent and avoid adding text, logos, watermarks, extra people, or duplicated body parts. ——— STEP 3: Try the seven featured codes Replace the bracketed code with any option from the library. Add the framing, clothing, background, mood, and aspect ratio that matter for your result. [CODE] Edit the attached image using this visual direction. Preserve the same person's identity and recognisable facial features. Recreate the scene as a vertical 9:16 portrait with realistic anatomy, a complete composition, and no text or watermark. Change only what the selected code requires. ——— STEP 4: Copy the full seven-code prompt Use this when you want ChatGPT to generate the whole set one image at a time while keeping the same person recognisable across each variation. Use the attached photo as the identity reference. Preserve the same person's recognisable face, skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions, and defining details in every result. Create seven separate vertical 9:16 images, one at a time, and ask me to continue between each image: 1. /DRONE VIEW — a dramatic photograph from high above, with the person looking up toward the camera. 2. /WORM VIEW — an extreme ground-level photograph looking upward, with realistic wide-angle perspective. 3. /FISHEYE — an energetic ultra-wide portrait with curved edge distortion and the face still recognisable. 4. /NIGHTTIME FLASH — a candid outdoor night portrait lit by direct on-camera flash, with a darker ambient background. 5. /MINECRAFT — rebuild the person and environment as a detailed block-based voxel world while preserving recognisable clothing, colours, and features. 6. /ANIME — redraw the person as a polished expressive anime frame while preserving their hairstyle, clothing, colours, and identity cues. 7. /MOTION BLUR — keep the person identifiable while adding believable directional movement blur and light streaks around them. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, extra people, duplicated limbs, or unrelated objects. Start with image 1 only. ——— STEP 5: Refine one thing at a time If the first result drifts, reuse it as the next edit input and request one correction. Repeat the identity constraints and name the single feature, angle, light, or background detail to fix. Edit the previous result. Keep the person's identity, face, hairstyle, clothing, pose, framing, lighting, and background unchanged. Change only this detail: [DESCRIBE ONE CORRECTION]. ——— TIPS • These slash codes are prompt labels, not hidden ChatGPT commands. The description after the code is what guides the image edit. • Identity preservation can still drift between generations. Repeat the exact features that must remain unchanged. • Generate one variation at a time for better consistency instead of requesting a dense collage of every code. • For Reels, request a vertical 9:16 composition and leave clean space for your on-screen code label. • Do not upload another person's image without permission, and avoid sharing private or sensitive details in the background. ——— More free guides: https://www.kymanai.com/resources/chatgpt-image-codes