🎨 20 ChatGPT Visual Commands

The Copy-Paste Slash Command Pack That Unlocks New Visual Styles

Your AI images feel plain? The problem isn’t the AI — it’s that you’re not giving it the right visual instruction.

These 20 slash commands let you transform a basic object into something technical, artistic, or dramatic — all by pasting one word. Here’s the full pack, with pro tips to make them work.

Reveal the hidden internal structure of an object.

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/xray — Reveal the hidden internal structure of an object.

Show an object sliced open with its inner layers exposed.

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/crosssection — Show an object sliced open with its inner layers exposed.

Turn a 3D object into a clean digital wireframe model.

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/wireframe — Turn a 3D object into a clean digital wireframe model.

Create a technical schematic with connected components and labels.

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/schematic — Create a technical schematic with connected components and labels.

Generate a detailed engineering-style drawing with measurements.

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/technicaldrawing — Generate a detailed engineering-style drawing with measurements.

Show the same object from front, side, top, and perspective views.

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/orthographic — Show the same object from front, side, top and perspective views.

Create a detailed bird’s-eye view of a scene or environment.

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/topdown — Create a detailed bird's-eye view of a scene or environment.

Break down an object or subject with detailed anatomical labels.

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/anatomy — Break down an object or subject with detailed anatomical labels.

Make the exterior semi-transparent to reveal what’s inside.

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/transparency — Make the exterior semi-transparent to reveal what's inside.

Separate an object into individual visual layers or components.

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/layered — Separate an object into individual visual layers or components.

Create an extreme close-up highlighting tiny details and textures.

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/macro — Create an extreme close-up highlighting tiny details and textures.

Turn an object into a polished, professional product photograph.

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/productshot — Turn an object into a polished, professional product photograph.

Transform an idea into a detailed miniature 3D scene.

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/diorama — Transform an idea into a detailed miniature 3D scene.

Make a realistic scene look like a tiny collectible model.

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/miniature — Make a realistic scene look like a tiny collectible model.

Turn information into a visually engaging infographic.

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/infographic — Turn information into a visually engaging infographic.

Explain a complex concept through a simple visual diagram.

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/diagram — Explain a complex concept through a simple visual diagram.

Create a futuristic holographic visualization with glowing details.

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/holographic — Create a futuristic holographic visualization with glowing details.

Visualize an object using a thermal/heat-map style.

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/thermal — Visualize an object using a thermal/heat-map style.

Give a scene a realistic night-vision or infrared appearance.

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/nightvision — Give a scene a realistic night-vision or infrared appearance.

Present a clear visual comparison between two different states.

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/beforeafter — Present a clear visual comparison between two different states.

• Start with a clear, simple subject before applying any command.

• Combine two commands carefully for a more advanced technical result.

• Add material or scale details to get more accurate output.

• Keep the original subject description short so the command effect stays strong.

These slash-style prompts are not magic — they’re shortcuts for a clear instruction.

Behind every command is a specific visual transformation you could also write out in full. Once you understand what each one does, you can build your own custom versions.

Use this formula:

Subject + command + style detail + finishing touch

Example: A wristwatch, /crosssection, exposed internal gears and mechanisms, clean studio lighting.

• If the result feels too plain, add a material or lighting detail.

• If it feels too busy, simplify the subject first.

• If you’re not sure where to start, try /xray or /productshot first.