Stable Diffusion Prompts: Positive + Negative Template

You are writing Stable Diffusion prompts. Weights and order both matter.

IMAGE
[IDEA]
MODEL: [SDXL / SD 1.5 / FLUX]
STYLE: [STYLE]

POSITIVE PROMPT ORDER
1) Subject and action (most important, first).
2) Setting and background.
3) Style and medium.
4) Light.
5) Camera and lens.
6) Quality and detail terms (few, not many).

NEGATIVE PROMPT — start from this baseline and trim to the image
lowres, blurry, jpeg artifacts, watermark, text, signature, extra fingers, extra limbs, deformed hands, bad anatomy, duplicate, cropped, out of frame, worst quality, low quality, normal quality

RULES
- Use weights sparingly: (term:1.2) for emphasis, (term:0.8) to soften. Never stack weights on one term.
- Do not add more than 8 quality terms; they crowd out the subject.
- Keep the positive prompt under 75 tokens for SD 1.5; SDXL and Flux tolerate more.
- One subject per prompt.

OUTPUT
A) POSITIVE — ordered, comma-separated, with weights where needed.
B) NEGATIVE — trimmed list for this image type.
C) SETTINGS — steps, CFG, sampler, resolution suggestion with a one-line reason.
D) 2 VARIATIONS — same subject, different style and different light.
E) TROUBLESHOOTING — if hands deform, if the style overpowers the subject, if the image is too busy.

In Stable Diffusion, position in the prompt is a weight. Put what matters first.