AI image prompts for Telegram: posts, banners and photo edits

A cover needs room for a title; a product edit needs the label to stay right. Pick your task below, copy the brief, then use its result check before spending another attempt.

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These original prompts are starting points, not tested bot outputs. Use an image-capable bot and match its format setting to the ratio you request. If you need help choosing one, compare image bots and their trial conditions.

A simple illustration for a channel post

Input: Text only · square (1:1). Replace the action with the idea your post explains.

Create a square editorial illustration of a person sorting a messy pile of notes into three neat folders. Use blue, cream and dark navy. Show the scene from slightly above, with one clear action and a plain background. No text or logos. Keep small details to a minimum so it reads clearly on a phone.

Check: Can you identify the action at the size of a post preview? If it feels crowded, keep the person and three folders, then ask to remove the background objects.

A product background using your own photo

Input: Your product photo · an editing tool. In zosee, send the instruction in the photo’s caption; the walkthrough explains that step.

Use the uploaded product photo as the reference. Preserve the product's shape, color, label and proportions. Replace the background with a pale blue studio surface and a soft shadow. Keep the lighting believable. Don't add accessories or rewrite the label.

Check: Compare the lettering, silhouette and colour with your original. If the product itself changed, keep the original photo and try a background-only editor. A convincing replacement label is still the wrong label.

A wide banner with room for a title

Input: Text only · landscape (16:9). Use it as artwork for a post or website banner.

Create a landscape 16:9 illustration for a post about practical AI tools. Place a small workstation on the right side, with a laptop, sketchbook and blue lamp. Leave the left half mostly empty with a soft cream background. Use a clean, friendly illustration style. No lettering, brand marks or floating interface panels.

Check: Add your real heading at the size you will publish. If it overlaps the workstation, ask to move the objects farther right while preserving the empty left half.

A quiet phone wallpaper

Input: Text only · portrait. Request your screen’s ratio if the bot supports it, then check the actual crop.

Create a vertical wallpaper showing a small sailboat on a calm blue lake at early morning. Place the boat in the lower third. Keep the upper half simple with soft sky colors and very little detail. Use gentle light and a restrained palette. No text or borders.

Check: Preview it behind your clock and icons. Simplify the sky if they disappear into the detail. For an image without visible branding, check the bot’s downloaded file; a prompt cannot change its export rules.

A picture for a language-learning post

Input: Text only · square (1:1). Decide the vocabulary before generating.

Draw a square kitchen scene with one kettle, one mug, one plate and one bowl clearly separated on a counter. Use a bright, friendly illustration style and realistic object proportions. Leave space around each object so I can add labels myself. No built-in text and no additional objects.

Check: Count the four objects and make sure none overlap. Add the vocabulary yourself so you control the spelling, translation and readable type size.

A consistent series of post covers

Input: Text only for the first cover; a saved reference helps explain later ones if your editor accepts it.

Create an illustration of [subject] inside one rounded square frame. Use a cream background, navy outlines and one blue accent. Put the main object in the center with generous empty space around it. Keep the viewpoint, line thickness and lighting simple. No text. This image belongs to a series about [topic].

Check: Put the new cover beside the first one at the same size. Compare background colour, viewpoint and line weight. Repeating the brief communicates the style, but does not guarantee a matching series.

Fix one thing at a time

Keep the subject, colors and overall composition. Change only [specific detail]. Preserve [important feature]. Remove [unwanted element]. Don't add new objects.

Replace the brackets with observable details. For the banner above: move the lamp farther right, preserve the desk and cream background, and leave the left half empty. Compare with the previous result before requesting another edit.

For a small circular avatar, use the profile picture guide. To try a brief in Telegram, follow the image creation walkthrough.

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