Prompt template
Character Fan Goods Lineup
A lineup of fan merchandise for a generic character type, such as a Vtuber, in one chosen style, with the goods, character type and style as the only controls.
Start from an example
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Make it yours
Only the parts worth changing are shown. The prompt updates as you go.
Your prompt
Create fan goods for a standard Vtuber in live-action
Click a highlighted part to change it.
When to use it
Use when you want a quick merch table concept for a character archetype and do not need a specific design locked in.
How to get the best result
- Name the goods as a plural set, like stands and keychains; the prompt sets no count or layout, so your list is both.
- Give a character type, not a name; 'a standard' is fixed in the prompt, so it wants an archetype like an idol or mascot.
- Choose the style knowing it is the only look instruction; there is no background, lighting or camera in the prompt.
Watch-outs
- The prompt is one sentence with no layout, so runs vary a lot; add arrangement and backdrop to the goods if they matter.
- No text is quoted, so any character name or logo on the goods is invented; expect placeholder lettering on the items.
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