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Leonardo AI prompts

Many models and styles in a single site.

Leonardo brings several image models and preset styles into one interface, with an optional negative prompt and ratio selection.

With VisualCodes you bring a complete prompt (subject, lighting, camera, colour) and let Leonardo's model and style do the rest.

Anatomy of a Leonardo prompt

Each colour is a part the Builder adds for you: no need to remember each tool's format.

Steaming cup of coffee on a table by the window, soft ambient glow, strong background bokeh, cozy intimate mood4:5no text

  • Subject and codes
  • Format
  • What must not appear

How to use it with Leonardo

Three steps from the Builder.

  1. Build the combination in the Builder.
  2. Tap “Try in” → “Leonardo”: the prompt is copied and the generator opens.
  3. Paste it, choose model and ratio and, if you like, move exclusions to the negative field.

Ready examples for Leonardo

Top, the VisualCodes combination; bottom, the prompt as the tool receives it. All use free sample codes.

  • A warm, close social post

    Combination

    /AmbientGlow"Steaming cup of coffee on a table by the window"/BokehPortrait/CozyMood-4:5 -no text

    Prompt for Leonardo

    Steaming cup of coffee on a table by the window, soft ambient glow, strong background bokeh, cozy intimate mood, 4:5, no text

  • Frozen action against the light

    Combination

    /CityStreet"Skateboarder jumping in a city street"/FreezeAction/Backlight/HighContrastColor-16:9 -no text

    Prompt for Leonardo

    Skateboarder jumping in a city street, city street setting, urban buildings, pavement, traffic cues and everyday street atmosphere, frozen high-speed action, strong backlight, high colour contrast, 16:9, no text

  • Drink product with one colour accent

    Combination

    /IceCold"Soda bottle with droplets on a dark background"/RedAccent/Smoke-1:1 -no text -no logo

    Prompt for Leonardo

    Soda bottle with droplets on a dark background, ice-cold drink look, single red accent, soft smoke atmosphere, 1:1, no text, no logo

  • Ad story with text

    Combination

    /StoryAd"Sale ad for a clothing store"/ShoppingBag/HighContrastColortext:"-30%" -9:16 -no extra text

    Prompt for Leonardo

    Sale ad for a clothing store, vertical story ad layout, safe interface margins, fast visual hook, clear CTA and offer space, branded retail shopping bag, visible logo placement, premium paper bag mockup, high colour contrast, text: "-30%", 9:16, no extra text beyond the requested title or subtitle, and no added words except text already present in the logo or reference image

  • Anime-style illustration with an 80s feel

    Combination

    /Anime"Girl with headphones on a street at night"/CityStreet/80s-2:3 -no text

    Prompt for Leonardo

    Girl with headphones on a street at night, anime-inspired style, expressive characters, clean linework, stylised cinematic emotion, polished illustrated look, city street setting, urban buildings, pavement, traffic cues and everyday street atmosphere, 1980s aesthetic, bold colour, neon accents, synth energy, glossy surfaces, 2:3, no text

  • Fast food with texture and light

    Combination

    /CrispyEdge"Crispy fries in a paper cone"/Backlight/Joyful-1:1 -no text

    Prompt for Leonardo

    Crispy fries in a paper cone, crispy browned edges, visible crunch texture, appetising cooking contrast, strong backlight, joyful mood, open positive expression, uplifting emotional brightness, 1:1, no text

Where Leonardo works best

Use cases with recommended codes and ready combinations.

Tips

  • If Leonardo's preset style clashes with your style code, keep only one.
  • Try the same prompt with two models: results change a lot.
  • You can move exclusions (“no text”) to the negative prompt.

Common mistakes

  • Turning on a preset style plus a different style code.
  • Not setting the ratio and cropping later.
  • Very short prompts with photoreal models.

FAQ

Which model should I pick?

For photos, a photoreal one; for illustration, an artistic one. The VisualCodes prompt works for both.

Why paste the prompt?

Leonardo doesn't take text via the URL, so the button copies it and opens the generator.

Should I use the negative prompt?

Optional: exclusions are already in the prompt, but they usually work better in the negative field.

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