6 lessons · 36 minutes

Learn to get exactly what you pictured.

Most disappointing renders are not a model problem. They are a prompt missing a part, a control that was never sent, or the wrong model for the job. These lessons focus on habits that hold across models, so the advice stays useful whichever one you pick in the studio.

Start with the first lesson Open the studio

Foundations

How a prompt is read, and what the model does with it.

Beginner6 min

The anatomy of a prompt that works

Four parts, in a deliberate order. Most weak results are a missing part rather than a missing keyword.

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Beginner5 min

Negative prompts, and when they do nothing

Not every model on minsuro uses a negative prompt. Knowing that saves you from debugging a field that is being ignored.

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Craft

Framing, references and the controls that shape a result.

Intermediate6 min

Framing, aspect ratio and where the eye lands

Aspect ratio is a compositional decision the model reads, not a crop applied at the end.

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Intermediate8 min

Image to image: steering instead of starting over

How a reference is used depends on the model, and the strength control only matters for some of them.

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Workflow

Choosing models and spending credits without wasting them.

Beginner6 min

Picking the right model for the job

Models differ in speed, detail, what they accept and what they cost. The quick one is often the correct one.

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Beginner5 min

Spending credits like a professional

You are never charged for a render that fails. Here is how to waste fewer credits on the ones that succeed.

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