30 commands · 37 prompt bodies · unlocked on this device
A complete slash-command language for AI image and animation work. Thirty shortcuts that expand into full, ready-to-paste prompt bodies — exploded views, cutaways, X-rays, hero product shots, drone flights, timelapses, and cinematic scenes. Type four words. Get the whole prompt.
Every command carries its own full prompt behavior. You supply the subject; the command supplies the lighting, the camera, the physics, the framing, and the continuity rules that make the output usable.
Type /xray this and the full X-ray prompt body fires — interior structure, exterior retention, camera lock, the lot.
Nine commands do both. Each carries a separate image prompt and animation prompt, so you never guess which output you are about to get.
Chain commands, add a duration, add a camera instruction. /animate 8s orbit this car, slow clockwise.
Every command, every example, every full prompt body copies with a single tap. No scrolling, no reformatting, no retyping.
These are prompt shortcuts, not features baked into ChatGPT. Nothing here is
installed, and typing /xray into a
fresh chat will do nothing on its own. You teach ChatGPT the library once — and
from then on four words does the work of a full paragraph, for the rest of that Project's life.
Drop it into a ChatGPT Project, a Custom GPT's instructions, or the top of a conversation. That is the whole setup, and it holds for every message after it.
/cutaway a volcano instead of the eighty-word prompt it stands for. Upload an
image and /xray this uses it as the visual reference.
/animate 8s orbit this car, slow clockwise. Duration and camera direction are
modifiers, not separate commands to memorise.
One thing worth knowing before you buy. The ten image commands produce finished stills inside ChatGPT. The twenty-seven animation commands produce cinematic motion prompts — the shot description, camera behaviour, physics and continuity rules — which you then run through a video generator such as Sora, Veo, Kling or Runway. They are the hard half of making a good clip, but they are prompts, not rendered video.
Search by name, purpose, or anything inside a prompt. Filter by what the command actually outputs.
The whole system is a prefix, an effect, and a subject. Everything else is optional refinement.
/image creates a still. /animate creates motion. Put the effect after the prefix and the ambiguity disappears entirely.
/image explodeview this car/image xray this watch/image cutaway this volcano/image hero_product this perfume/animate explodeview this car/animate orbit this sports car/animate architecture luxury house/animate drone_shot tropical jungleDrop the seconds straight after the prefix. The command still resolves to its full prompt body — you have only pinned the length.
/animate 5s explodeview this car/animate 10s architecture luxury house/animate 8s evolution elephant/animate 6s product_explosion DSLR cameraAnything after the comma overrides the command's default camera behavior. Use it to lock a camera down or force a specific move.
/animate 8s orbit this car, slow clockwise camera movement/animate 10s explodeview this car, camera stays fixed/animate 6s hero_product this perfume, slow push-in/animate 10s drone_shot jungle, FPV forward movementWhen an image is attached it becomes the visual reference automatically. You do not have to describe what you already uploaded.
/explodeview thisexploded view of the upload/xray thisinterior revealed/hero_product thispremium ad treatment/360_product thisfull rotationChain two commands and they resolve into one continuous instruction — an environment command hands off to a subject command, and the camera bridges them.
/drone_shot lush jungle /medium_shot red-eyed tree frogFPV flight that slows into a medium shot of the frog, one continuous takeThe things worth knowing, answered straight.
No, and you should know that going in. ChatGPT has no built-in
/xray. These are prompt shortcuts — a shorthand you teach it.
You paste the library into a ChatGPT Project, a Custom GPT, or the start of a conversation
once. After that, /xray this expands into the full prompt behind it. The value is
not that the commands exist; it is that the prompts they stand for are already written, tested
and consistent, so you stop rewriting the same eighty words.
They produce the prompt, not the file. The ten image commands generate finished stills inside ChatGPT. The twenty-seven animation commands produce a complete motion prompt — subject, action, camera behaviour, lighting, physics, continuity — which you paste into a video generator like Sora, Veo, Kling or Runway.
That is deliberate. Writing a motion prompt that holds a camera steady, keeps components aligned and survives four seconds without falling apart is the difficult part. Feeding it to a renderer is the easy part.
The prompts do. The shortcuts need a chat assistant. Every prompt body is plain English with no platform-specific syntax, so you can paste one straight into Midjourney, Sora, Veo or anything else and it works.
What needs ChatGPT is the slash convention — typing four words and having the assistant remember what they expand to. That requires something that holds instructions across a conversation. Claude and Gemini can do this too if you paste the library in; the library was written and tested against ChatGPT.
30 commands and 37 full prompt bodies, plus 121 worked examples, the syntax reference, and one-click copy on every command and prompt. It is a working reference you use in a browser, not a PDF and not a subscription.
One payment, permanent access, and any commands added later are included. Six of the commands do both stills and motion, which is why thirty commands carry thirty-seven prompts.
Your access key appears on screen the moment you pay, and arrives by email as well. Paste it in once and the browser remembers it — you will not be asked again on that device. It works on up to five.
Lost it? Reply to your receipt and we will resend it. The key is tied to your purchase, so nothing is gone.
Three commands are unlocked on this page right now —
/drone_shot, /cross_section and /xray. Their full prompt
bodies are readable, and /xray shows both the image and the animation version so
you can see how a dual-mode command works.
Every one of the other twenty-seven shows its name, its purpose, its example invocations and its artwork. The only thing behind the paywall is the prompt text itself.
All sales are final. This is a digital library delivered in full the instant you pay — your key appears on screen immediately and every command unlocks at once. There is no partial delivery and nothing to return.
That is also why three commands are unlocked on this page before you buy, including one that shows both its image and animation prompt. Read them, copy them, try them in ChatGPT. They are a fair sample of the other twenty-seven.
If something is genuinely broken — a key that will not work, a prompt that will not copy — reply to your receipt and it gets fixed.
The full terms of sale spell all of this out, including what happens if a payment goes through and access does not.
Your access starts immediately The moment your payment clears, your key is on screen and all 30 commands unlock — nothing to ship, nothing to wait for, and the full library is yours from that second. Because everything is delivered instantly and in full, all sales are final. Have a question first? The FAQ above covers most of them, and three commands are unlocked on this page so you can judge the quality before you decide. Full terms of sale.