Featured is an editorial highlight, not a rating of your talent.
To ensure category diversity and fairness, featured slots are limited and rotated regularly. Even high-quality articles may not be featured immediately.
1. Safety & Compliance
We will not feature (and may remove/restrict) content involving:
- NSFW: Nudity or explicit sexual content.
- Minor Protection: Any sexualized content involving minors (Zero Tolerance).
- Violence & Hate: Graphic gore, self-harm, harassment, or hate speech.
- Legal Risks: Instructions for illegal acts, unconsented real-person likenesses, or identifiable public figures.
- IP Infringement: Obvious trademark or intellectual property violations.
2. The "Teaching" Standard
A Featured Article must be more than just a beautiful image; it must teach others. We look for:
- Clear Goal: What are you trying to create? (e.g., "A cinematic perfume ad").
- Key Moves: What are the specific prompt fragments or settings that define the look?
- Reproducibility: Can others follow your logic to get a similar high-quality result?
3. Usability Requirements
If readers can’t try it, we can’t feature it. Your article must include:
- The Prompt: The core keyword combination used.
- Key Settings: Model version, aspect ratio, and essential parameters.
- Pro-Tips: Advice on what to avoid (e.g., "no text" or "keep identity consistent").
4. Output Quality
We prioritize "Tutorial-Cover" quality. We avoid featuring:
- Low Resolution: Blurry or pixelated outputs.
- Visual Artifacts: Major distortions, warped anatomy, extra limbs, or messy details.
- Drafts: Images that look like "prompt testing" rather than a finished result.
5. 30-Second Featured Checklist
- One-Line Goal - State clearly what the prompt achieves.
- 3 Key Moves - List the most important keywords or settings.
- 2 Replaceable Slots - Tell users which words to swap to remix it.
- Clean Image - Ensure the output is free of obvious AI glitches.
6. Why wasn't I featured?
- Missing Context: Looks great, but doesn't explain how it was achieved.
- Low Effort: Prompt notes are too short, gibberish, or mismatched with the result.
- Redundancy: If you post many similar variations, we will only pick the most "teachable" one.
- Rotation: We may delay featuring the same creator to give others a chance.