Prompting is how you tell Holo what you want to see. A good prompt makes the output feel more intentional, more on-brand, and closer to what you’re aiming for. Just keep in mind: AI isn’t perfectly consistent, so the same prompt can produce slightly different results each time — that’s normal.
The mindset that gets the best results
Aim for direction, not perfection.
Generate a few options, pick the strongest, then adjust one thing at a time.
Keep prompts short and specific. Long prompts often create visual noise.
How to write a strong prompt
1) Start with the scene, not the asset
Holo thinks visually. Describe the moment you want to see.
Template:
“Create a visual showing [scene in progress]. The viewer should immediately feel [emotion].”
Example:
“Create a visual showing a calm, professional workspace mid-flow. The viewer should immediately feel clarity and confidence.”
2) Lock the perspective
Perspective is one of the fastest ways to go from “generic” to “designed.”
Create a visual showing a product on a clean studio surface, ready to be featured in an ad.
Perspective: minimal studio shot.
Mood: confident, premium.
Aesthetic: clean, minimal, elevated, modern.
Lighting: diffused daylight, soft shadows.
Include: product centered, subtle props, negative space.
Avoid: clutter, loud colors, cheap stock-photo look.
Lifestyle scene (more human + relatable)
Create a visual showing someone using the product in a calm real-life moment.
Perspective: over-the-shoulder, realistic environment.
Mood: ease and trust.
Aesthetic: warm, natural, modern, clean.
Lighting: soft window light.
Include: small everyday objects that make sense.
Avoid: staged stock-photo poses, busy backgrounds.
If something doesn’t work as expected, try the troubleshooting steps — and if the issue continues, feel free to reach out to [email protected], and we’ll help you out.