
Zero gravity
Drops the scene into zero gravity, with objects drifting in midair.
16 prompt shortcuts in the Effects family, each with a real example image.

Drops the scene into zero gravity, with objects drifting in midair.

Sets elements glowing with living light, like bioluminescent organisms.

Puts fire and flames in the scene, along with the light they throw.

Surrounds the elements with arcs of crackling electrical energy.

Throws lightning bolts and flashes of electricity into the composition.

Thickens the air with smoke and atmospheric particles.

Lays fog over the scene for atmospheric depth.

Drapes a light, delicate haze around the scene.

Pushes the clouds forward and builds them into an atmospheric vista.

Paints the sky with the colored lights of a polar aurora.

Places a solar or lunar eclipse in the frame as a visual element.

Adds planets to the composition, or plays up the ones already there.

Drops a black hole into the frame, cosmic and warped by gravity.

Fills the background with a colorful nebula and cosmic dust.

Sends a meteor streaking across the sky.

Streaks a comet through the scene, or lets it light the whole frame.
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