Soles edges polish words that sharpen Feetify feet renders
Simple phrasing tricks for soles free-edge highlights gloss families gradients and layered glitter so Feetify toe close ups stay crisp rather than blurry mush.
Feetify reads toe-tip geometry in millimeters. Match wording to the scale if you rely on prose alone (reference uploads still win when possible).
Free edge and curvature
Call out squarer sidewalls, round arches, brighter apex reflections when shape must read crisply across AI feet renders.
Keep finish language consistent
- Chromes still need hinted reflections (“soft rectangle catch-light sliding along the apex”).
- Matte cremes stay tactile. Pair “dusty cacao matte” wording with tactile phrases instead of contradictory gel gloss adjectives stacked next door.
Blush fades
Anchor blush language to one undertone story (“neutral-warm apricot blush hugging the apex”) rather than contradictory random blobs.
Patterned sparkle
Foils magnets flakes: phrase foundation first directional cue second. Example “deep hunter jelly with cat-eye sparkle pulled straight along each toe polish.”
Quiet prompts often win
Crowded wording hides micro-detail. Trim extras then revisit prompt structure.
Ornate templates presets already carry sparkle baggage; trim duplicate glitter talk when pairing packs (template guide).