Krea 2 AIKrea2 prompt generator
Build better Krea2 prompts with a practical prompting guide. Compare Krea2 styles and the Krea2 prompt enhancer, then test the brief with live Krea 2 Medium.
Krea’s technical report says dense captions improve results, while its prompt expander is designed to enrich underspecified requests without replacing the original intent. These fields keep the invariant subject separate from flexible art direction.
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Krea 2 prompt expansion is useful when the idea is clear but the visual brief is underspecified. Medium is the practical baseline: it can add composition, palette, and surface detail without asking you to write a wall of adjectives. High leaves more room for aesthetic interpretation. Low stays closer to the original wording.
Turn expansion off with Raw when exact placement, required objects, short on-image text, or a deliberately minimal phrase must not be reinterpreted. Treat the enhancer as a controlled variable: compare Raw and Medium with the same seed and aspect ratio before deciding which version actually improved the result.
This official example names the action, lens behavior, shapes, medium, and composition without padding the prompt with generic quality terms.
People running. Extremely exaggerated wide camera angle, exaggerated shapes. Risograph poster. Graphic illustration. Dynamic composition.
The pose and camera placement do most of the work. The prompt does not need a long style-name chain.
Samurai drawing his blade, dramatic action shot, wide angle lens.
The subject is intentionally simple; the concrete medium phrase tells Krea 2 what kind of mark-making should appear.
Childish crayon drawing, a dragon spraying a fire extinguisher at some fire.
The prompt is sent into the real Krea 2 route below. Change one field at a time if you want the comparison to teach you anything.
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A reliable structure is subject and action first, followed by framing, light, material or texture, palette, and finish. Put requirements before optional style language.
Long enough to resolve the important visual decisions, but not padded. A short precise prompt can leave useful room for Krea 2 creativity; a longer prompt is appropriate when layout or continuity must stay constrained.
Start balanced for most work. Use focused when the model adds too much, and creative when you want it to contribute more aesthetic and compositional choices.
No. A prompt can describe style, but Krea 2 also supports image style references, moodboards, and provider-side style controls. These are stronger signals than adding a style name without visual detail.
Yes. Krea 2 can expand an underspecified request before generation. Use Raw when every phrase is deliberate, Low for small additions, Medium for a balanced default, and High when the model should contribute more composition, palette, mood, and style.
Krea has not published one reusable system prompt that replaces good visual direction. Its documented prompt-expansion system enriches short requests while trying to preserve intent. For repeatable results, keep the subject and required action explicit, then separate camera, light, material, palette, and finish.
No. The generator is live on the page, so you can test the structures, compare creativity levels, and save the wording that produced the useful result.