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This manual is a prACTical Prompt-writing guide built around Jimeng's Image Generation models, with a particular focus on recent iterations such as the 4.0 family. Rather than being a Standalone generator, it teaches creators how to convert a fuzzy visual IDEa into a structured text instruction that the model can interpret reliably. The material is AImed at Chinese-speaking users of the Jimeng web platform and covers Text-to-Image, image editing and multi-image composition.

What it does

The guide explains how Jimeng's different image model veRSIons behave, then maps each version to suitable use cases — poster design with embedded Chinese Typography, cinematic scenes, flat graphic layouts, or realistic photography. From there it lays out repeatable formulas for prompts, so users can build instructions systematically instead of guessing.

Key capabilities

• Version selection guidance: notes which model generation suits text posters, illustration, Realistic imagery or multi-modal editing, so prompts match the tool's strengths.
• Five-element starter formula: subject, scene, action or detail, style, and mood or resolution quality, with side-by-side examples of vague versus precise wording.
• Six-dimension advanced formula: adds art reference, color palette and composition on top of the bASIcs for complex, art-directed images.
• Scenario templates: reusable prompt patterns for festival posters, EMOtional social covers, tech-themed visuals and children's Education graphics.
• Light and material control: techniques for transferring lighting styles and swAPPing textures using reference images, including hard-shadow studio setups.
• Multi-reference workflow: explains how to assign a distinct role to each reference image — subject shape, background, material — so the model does not blend them unpredictably.
• Language tips: guidance on when Chinese or English phrasing tends to parse better, plus advice on keeping prompts short and avoiding conflicting style keywords.

Who it is for

The manual suits beginners who want a clear starting structure, and designers or content creators who need consistent, repeatable ouTPUt for posters, social media covers and concept art. marketing teams producing localized Chinese visuals may find the typography and layout SECtions especially relevant.

How to get started

Access is through the Jimeng web platform. Users typically begin by browsing the platform's public exploration feed to study prompt structures on images they like, then draft a prompt using the five-element formula. After generating, the recommended approach is to change one variable at a time — swap a single reference image or refine one descriptor — rather than rewriting the whole prompt.

Pricing and access caveat

The source describes the manual as free documentation, though the underlying Jimeng service may require an account and could apply credit or quota limits that change over time. Availability outside mainland China, interface language support and model version names may vary, so check the current platform terms before relying on any specific version or cost.