Cover art works hardest when one scene carries the genre, mood, and visual hierarchy. These real results pair each composition with the prompt that shaped it.
Make your ownThe prompt is part of the exhibit, not hidden metadata.
A tiny human scale cue makes the winged serpent feel monumental against a fog-dark jungle.
A giant snake with two big feathered wings and golden eyes in the foreground, a tiny human silhouette standing in front of it. In the background there is a dense, foggy jungle. The whole scene is dark and intriguing.
Warm sunset color, a green dragon, and a young heroine establish an accessible fantasy-adventure register.
make me a book cover of two young people. one a girl and one a boy around nineteen. the girl has long brown hair that is hanging over her shoulder in a long braid. she is wearing a dark green flowy dress and brown boots. the boy has brown hair and green eyes. He is wearing a red shirt. behind them a green dragon looms as the sun goes down
A full-body silhouette and recognizable skyline create a simple, high-contrast romance composition.
Realistic black man and black woman with curly hair hugging full-body silhouette in the sunset in New York
A weathered ship, generous pale sky, and distant vessel leave quiet room for historical-fiction typography.
a historical fiction cover with a weathered ship on a fog-bound harbor
Falling snow, lamp light, and one visible expression make the emotional beat immediate.
a romance novel cover with a couple embracing at night in a park, with snow falling around them. The woman has red curly hair, and is smiling out at you. the has his left arm wrapped around her but you can't see his face or any defining features
Lightning carries the hierarchy from ship to clouds while a tiny dragon adds the fantasy reveal.
A book cover featuring a dark stormy sea with stormclouds above illuminated by spooky thunderbolts, a ship in the foreground fighting against the waves and riffs, and in the sky there is the silhouette of one dragon flying far away.
Start from any prompt above, then replace the subject, setting, palette, or constraints until it becomes yours.
