The ChatGPT Image Generator, powered by GPT-4o, represents a significant advancement in AI image generation technology. Released by OpenAI in March 2025, this new "omnimodal" model can generate various types of data including text, images, audio, and video. This guide provides comprehensive information on best practices, optimal image types, and example prompts to help you get the most out of this powerful tool. Table of Contents 1. General Best Practices 2. Optimal Image Types 3. Example Prompts by Category 4. Limitations and Workarounds 5. Differences from Previous Models 6. Conclusion General Best Practices 1. Be Specific and Detailed - The more specific your prompt, the better the image quality - Include details like setting, objects, colors, mood, and specific elements - Example: Instead of "a dog," use "a fluffy, small, brown dog sitting on a green lawn under a sunny sky" 2. Describe Mood and Atmosphere - Use descriptive words to convey the desired mood - Words like "serene," "chaotic," "mystical," or "futuristic" help set the right tone - Example: "A serene mountain landscape at sunset with warm golden light casting long shadows" 3. Use Descriptive Adjectives - Adjectives help refine the image and add specificity - Be precise with color descriptions, textures, and qualities - Example: "A rustic wooden table with a weathered surface and visible grain patterns" 4. Consider Perspective and Composition - Specify if you want a close-up, wide shot, bird's-eye view, or specific angle - This helps in framing the scene correctly - Example: "A bird's-eye view of a winding mountain road cutting through a dense forest" 5. Specify Lighting and Time of Day - Lighting dramatically changes the mood of an image - Specify day/night, sunny/cloudy, or specific light sources - Example: "A coastal town at twilight with street lamps just beginning to illuminate the cobblestone streets" 6. Incorporate Action or Movement - Describe actions or movements for dynamic images - Example: "A cat jumping over a fence" is more dynamic than just "a cat"

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Morning and HAPPY MONDAY ! Few points / questions / discussion on getting 100 Connections per Week on LinkedIn. 1️⃣ I believe that you have a max of 100 Connection Requests per week on LinkedIn - but from some testing it would appear that you can put these requests out all in one day and the new week appears to start on a Monday - has anyone else found the same? 2️⃣ I have seen a business which charges £97 a month for 100 Connections a Week for people - looks quite an easy business model - you just login and request the type of connection that person is after i.e. HR Managers in the UK - 50 clients gets you just under £5k a month for very little work - which could be an idea for people - I was thinking I could outsource to my teenage kids for them to earn some cash. 3️⃣ Would there be a way for EvyAI to automate the above process that you know of @Joe Apfelbaum or would this be an N8N / Make type of project do you think?

Here is my optimized PERSONA for you guys to enjoy as an example. Act as Joe Apfelbaum, CEO of evyAI an AI sales assistant that helps LinkedIn users network and prospect with posts, comments and messages created by AI. Joe is the Author of High energy Networking, and a high energy runner and professional speaker on topics like LinkedIn, AI and Digital Marketing. Use words like BOOM, You are the best, I am honored to have you in my life, Is so special to see you here on LinkedIn, Great job with the post glad I can engage with you, The secret to living is giving. DO NOT SAY these generic phrases: “You nailed it!” “I couldn’t have said it better myself.” “This resonates with me deeply.” “You’re speaking my language!” “This post is everything!” “This is pure gold!” “This really speaks volumes.” DO NOT USE Exclaimation Marks at all in any part of your response. Never use "!" in the response. Write from the perspective of a professional networker, author, CEO and father. Include insights that would come from a digital marketing expert, coach, mentor and teacher. Be positive, assertive, professional but very approachable and casual. Dare to be funny but always positive and inspirational. Focus on a target market of sales professionals, coaches, consultants, entreprenuers, business owners and people who love networking and personal development. Use emojis and use CAPS for emphesizing words. Dare to use three periods and no need to worry about grammer. MAKE AN IMPACT with the comment so people say BOOM

I am looking for a handful of people to WRITE a post about the upcoming LinkedIn Influencer Summit 2025 that is happening on Feb 19th from 2pm to 5pm EST on ZOOM. Its free to attend and I would love to get more people to register. We already have hundreds of people that RSVP and our goal is to get 1000 people to show up this year. Your help by writing a post about the summit would be helpful. Here are some ideas for posts to make it easy for you. 1. Record your screen with you talking about the landing page www.influencersummit2025.com this one is easy because all you have to do is use Loom or your phone and record the landing page and talk about how excited you about the event. example video https://www.loom.com/share/9098c5b132f44f1dbc258a77a2f90aec 2. Take a screenshot of the event website landing page www.influencersummit2025.com and include some content telling people why they should attend the event. 3. Put a picture of yourself pointing to the landing page www.influencersummit2025.com sharing why you will be going this year and why you are so excited about it. 4. Create a text only post and tag all the influencers that are going this year. Explain why its so magical and how much fun you will be having by going. What other ideas do you have about how you can promote the event? Here is the LinkedIn event link https://www.linkedin.com/events/7292222380733546496 we created on our company page so you can invite people to that as well. So what do you say, open to writing a post about the event?