Build a mech warrior image prompt. Blueprint or cinematic, same mech identity either way. Pick as many options as you like in each group — prompts are additive, never repetitive. Blank groups add nothing.
Prompt text only — this tool does not generate images. Copy the prompt into your own image model, with your own reference images if you turn reference on. Nothing you type here is stored; the prompt is assembled and returned on each request.
1. Shared Settings
Universal settings for this tool. No transformation rules here.
Mode
Mode is chosen in the big BLUEPRINT / CINEMATIC bar at the top of the page. Blueprint: front, side, rear, three-quarter views, scale reference, short diagram labels only. Cinematic: same mech, new pose, camera, terrain and lighting.
Blank adds nothing. In Blueprint mode your specs also appear in the separate Technical description, not as dense text in the image.
Pure Blueprint (wireframe)Blueprint mode only. ON: thin light-blue line art ONLY on a dark blue blueprint background — wireframe schematic, no color fill, no shading, no cinematic lighting, no scene. Color, glow, and lighting descriptions are stripped from the prompt. OFF: normal Blueprint with a full-color mech.
No text
No TextON adds explicit no-text language: no letters, no words, no labels, no signage in the image. In Blueprint mode it overrides diagram labels — no image text of any kind. Specs still go in the separate Technical description. OFF adds nothing.
Image format
Reference images
Use a reference imageOFF by default. Turn it on to add reference-handling language for your own reference images in your own generator. This tool does not upload files.
Feature lock
Strict Feature LockIdentity + anatomy locked: silhouette, proportions, colors, armor, and equipment must stay exactly as specified. Pose and camera angle stay free to change.
PhotorealismON adds "Target model type: photorealism-focused." to the prompt. OFF adds nothing — turn it off when you want a cartoony / stylized realism option to win, with no photorealism line fighting it.
Additional directions (optional)
Keep it short. Surprise Me will not erase what you write.
Your reference images stay with you. This site only writes prompts. Attach any references when you paste the prompt into your image AI.
2. Build Your Mech Warrior
Open a group to see its options — each choice adds well-written direction to the prompt; Random tells the image AI to decide that ingredient. Robot Type and Scene open to text boxes: type anything, turn anything into a mech warrior.
Generate, Surprise Me, Copy, and Reset live right by the prompt, in the prompt panel on the right — nowhere else.
3. Your Prompt
Built one choice at a time. Copy into your preferred image AI.
Title (not printed on the image)
Prompt
No prompt yet — pick options, then hit Generate. You must hit Generate to build your prompt; nothing is generated automatically.
Hit Generate to build your prompt. Generate, Surprise Me, Copy, and Reset are right here, by the prompt — nowhere else.
Ready. Build your prompt one choice at a time, then hit Generate.
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We create instructions, not images. Image models interpret prompts differently; reference fidelity, diagram lettering and exact aspect ratios depend on the AI you use. In Blueprint mode, copy the Technical description separately — it is detailed specification text, not text to render inside the image.