Use “denim” and let lighting do the rest. Soft directional light makes denim read naturally. Avoid “hyper detailed fabric weave” stacks which can produce grit. If denim looks noisy, lower sharpness cues and keep contrast moderate. Denim is easier than lace, but it still benefits from clean lighting.

Commit to a photography recipe: lens, aperture/DOF, lighting setup, exposure/white balance, and restrained post-processing (“soft filmic contrast, subtle grain”). Avoid art keywords and “masterpiece” spam. If it still reads as AI, simplify the prompt and rebuild—realism is coherence, not complexity.

High CFG can force unnatural detail and distort anatomy. For photoreal, CFG 4.5–7 is usually safer.

“soft window light” or “softbox key light with gentle fill.” It’s the most reliable for clean, sharp faces with minimal artifacts.

Because shared IP ranges can have higher abuse rates. Security systems may add friction to reduce attacks and protect accounts.

If the base image is already noisy or compressed, “grain” piles on. Reduce “noise” negatives, avoid heavy compression, and keep grain subtle (“fine grain”, not “heavy grain”).

Use: (1) a simple subject, (2) a simple composition, (3) one lighting choice, and (4) one lens choice. Example output goal: “portrait photo of an adult woman, waist-up, soft window light, 85mm, shallow depth of field, natural skin texture.” Then add only ONE extra thing per run (hair, outfit, mood, background). This prevents the wizard from producing a prompt that fights itself.

Hair is extremely sensitive to pose and lighting. Keep hair simple and anchored: “long straight brown hair” is more stable than “intricate wavy layered tousled hair.” If you need a specific style, add one clarifier: “center part” or “side part,” and optionally weight lightly: (long straight brown hair:1.2). Also avoid headwear and busy backgrounds that obscure edges; the model “hallucinates” hair when it can’t see clear boundaries.

If you’re doing hentai-style, anatomy is harder. Use: “bad anatomy, extra limbs, fused limbs, malformed genitals, deformed body” plus your usual “lowres/blurry” block. Also keep the pose simpler than you think—complex poses + explicit content makes error rates spike.

Rewrite the prompt. Remove anything that could be interpreted as disallowed content. If you believe it’s a false positive, contact support and include the GenID.

It can. Security systems use multiple signals (device patterns, login behavior, and IP). Stable behavior across devices tends to look safer than many new devices from a risky IP.

Use soft directional light and avoid over-sharpening. Add “clean lip line” lightly if needed, and keep makeup minimal. If it still bleeds, inpaint the lip boundary region with “natural lip edge, clean boundary.” Boundaries are best fixed locally.

Use: “studio product photo, deep depth of field, even lighting, crisp edges, controlled highlights.” That pushes SDXL away from dreamy portrait blur.

Shutter speed implies how motion is captured. Fast shutter (1/500) freezes action; slow shutter (1/30, 1/10) adds motion blur. Prompt it directly: “1/1000 shutter, frozen action” or “slow shutter 1/15, slight motion blur, handheld feel.” Keep it subtle if you want realism—too much blur looks like a smear. Also avoid combining “ultra sharp” with “heavy motion blur,” because those cues conflict and can produce weird artifacts.

POSITIVE:\n“RAW photo, adult person, indoor café, soft key light, (right hand holding a ceramic mug by the handle:1.25), (fingers wrapped around handle:1.15), 50mm, subject in sharp focus, background softly blurred”\nNEGATIVE:\n“(extra fingers:1.25), (bad hands:1.25), (melted fingers:1.2), (deformed object:1.15), text, watermark”

Not usually. 405 is mostly caused by direct navigation or misconfigured frontend code sending GET instead of POST.