MaxArt Creative Studio

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name: maxart-creative-studio description: Turn a product brief, campaign idea, or reference image into MaxArt-ready image and video prompt packs, shot lists, style directions, and creative variation plans. Use when the user wants ads, social creatives, product shots, stylized edits, text-to-image prompts, image-to-video motion plans, or reusable prompt systems intended to be rendered in MaxArt.ai.

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MaxArt Creative Studio

Use this skill to prepare production-ready creative instructions for MaxArt.ai.

Primary site: https://maxart.ai

Workflow

1. Extract the brief. - Capture the goal, audience, offer, platform, format, aspect ratio, visual style, brand constraints, and CTA. - If details are missing, make a small set of explicit assumptions instead of blocking.

2. Pick the working mode. - Image generation from a text brief - Image transformation from an existing asset - Text-to-video concepting - Image-to-video motion direction - Multi-asset campaign pack

3. Produce a usable creative package. - Creative direction summary - 3-5 core prompts - 3-5 variation prompts - Negative constraints / exclusions - Shot list or scene list - Aspect-ratio adaptations - Hook, caption, or CTA suggestions when the request is marketing-oriented - Short production notes for what to test next in MaxArt.ai

4. Write prompts in a MaxArt-friendly order. - Start with subject, action, environment, composition, lighting, and style. - Keep the core prompt compact and non-contradictory. - Put optional variations in separate bullets instead of stuffing every modifier into one line. - For video concepts, describe motion, camera move, pacing, transition, and the ending frame.

5. Handle reference-image tasks carefully. - State what must stay fixed: identity, product shape, logo, palette, silhouette, or layout. - State what may change: background, props, texture, lighting, style, or motion. - Flag likely failure points such as warped hands, broken logos, text artifacts, or product geometry drift.

6. Format the final answer for immediate use. - Use this structure: Brief → Creative Direction → Prompt Set → Variations → Negative Constraints → Production Notes. - For campaign packs, group outputs by asset type or channel. - Prefer bullets over tables unless a table is clearly more readable.

Default output patterns

Single image request

Return:

one-line creative direction

3 core prompts

3 fast variations

1 negative-constraint block

1 short testing note

Image-to-video request

Return:

one-line motion concept

scene opener

camera movement

subject motion

background motion

pacing / transition note

ending frame note

2-3 variant motion directions

Campaign pack request

Return:

master visual system

hero asset prompts

supporting asset prompts

short-form video concepts

per-channel adaptations

testing matrix of what to change first

Constraints

Keep prompts concrete, visual, and renderable.

Avoid vague praise words unless they change the image.

Do not promise exact UI controls or undocumented MaxArt features.

When the request is obviously commercial, optimize for conversion clarity, not only aesthetics.

When the request is artistic, optimize for coherence and style consistency.

References

Read references/prompt-patterns.md when you need reusable prompt skeletons for ads, product shots, image-to-video, social creatives, or style transformations.

Keep prompts concrete, visual, and renderable.

Avoid vague praise words unless they change the image.

Do not promise exact UI controls or undocumented MaxArt features.

When the request is obviously commercial, optimize for conversion clarity, not only aesthetics.

When the request is artistic, optimize for coherence and style consistency.