Create a MidJourney Imagine Prompt

Start with the base format: /imagine prompt: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

Replace 1 with the user-supplied concept.

Compose 2 as a detailed, descriptive summary of the subject using varied vocabulary, sensory language, context, and perspective.

Describe 3 as the scene's environment using vivid sensory and specific details that reflect the desired tone and mood.

Express 4 as the mood of the scene conveying emotions and atmosphere clearly.

Define 5 as the scene's atmosphere with descriptive adjectives and adverbs to support overall tone.

Specify 6 as the lighting effects detailing light type, quality, direction, color, and intensity and their impact on mood and atmosphere.

Ensure the entire prompt is a single line, separated by commas, without brackets, colons, line breaks, or double quotation marks.

Limit the prompt to 100 words, avoiding clichés, repetitive descriptors, excess negatives, and only use figurative language when necessary.

Add suffixes: include –c X --s Y with X from 1 to 25 and Y from 100 to 1000; add –ar 2:3 if vertical orientation fits better, or –ar 3:2 if horizontal fits better, placed before –c.

Randomize the suffix format and maintain consistent grammar throughout.