The 6 Codes From The Video
- /explodedview — Disassembles an object so every part floats separately in mid-air
- /blueprint — Renders it as a white-on-blue technical engineering drawing
- /360view — Builds a multi-angle turnaround sheet of the same object
- /cutaway — Slices the outer surface off to reveal what's inside
- /microstructure — Extreme close-up showing surface texture and material makeup
- /sketchnotes — Turns information into hand-drawn notebook notes with arrows, circles and highlighter
20 More Codes That Are Proven To Work
- /xraylayers — Translucent pass showing internal layers stacked front to back
- /infographic — Turns dull numbers into one clean, shareable graphic
- /diagram — Maps any process as a connected flow from input to output
- /timeline — Lays out history, stages or progression left to right
- /stickynotes — Many ideas grouped into columns like a real strategy session
- /mindmap — One central idea branching outward into sub-ideas
- /crosssection — A straight vertical slice through an object or structure
- /isometric — Clean 3D-from-above miniature scene
- /schematic — Labeled technical spec sheet with callouts and measurements
- /knolling — Every component laid flat and arranged in a perfect grid
- /actionfigure — Turns a person or product into a boxed collectible with accessories
- /magazinecover — Full editorial cover with masthead, cover lines and barcode
- /lego — Rebuilds the subject entirely out of LEGO bricks
- /wireframe — Stripped-back mesh or outline version of the object
- /flatlay — Overhead styled arrangement of related items
- /storyboard — Breaks an idea into sequential panels like a shot list
- /patentdrawing — Old-school line-art invention filing with numbered parts
- /anatomy — Labels every part of the subject like a biology chart
- /comicpanel — Bold-lined illustrated panel with dramatic framing
- /miniature — Tiny handcrafted model version of a full-size scene
Quick Training
Hey, based on your ChatGPT and your memory, your threads and memory might be a little different, but you can always just add a few more words to direct to keep the editing going. The point is not necessarily the secret codes. It's just to help you remember ways to prompt and get things done quicker.
Copy-Paste Combos To Try First
/explodedview /blueprint a mechanical keyboard, every component labeled
/sketchnotes /timeline the evolution of AI from 2020 to today
/cutaway /isometric a skyscraper showing what happens on every floor
/xraylayers /infographic the anatomy of a high-performing product page
/microstructure a coffee bean, extreme close-up
/schematic a humanoid robot with labeled specs and callouts
/knolling everything inside a photographer's camera bag
/360view a chrome liquid-metal sneaker