Fantasy button asset sheet
Generate a production-ready game UI asset sheet with fantasy arcade buttons and icons, crisp silhouettes, and high mobile readability.
Use this when planning a consistent UI family rather than one isolated asset.
GPT Image 2 workflow guide
Game UI Assets with GPT Image 2
Transform buttons, panels, icons, and game interface pieces into one consistent visual style, with transparent-background outputs and small-size readability in mind.
Game artists, casual-game teams, solo developers, and UI designers who need repeatable assets.
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Common tasks
Restyle an existing button without changing its click area
Turn a flat icon into a hand-painted fantasy UI asset
Create transparent PNG panels for mobile games
Keep a whole UI set visually consistent
Recommended workflow
1
Start from the existing shape
Use image-to-image when the outline, click area, or icon position matters.
2
Name the UI function
Say whether the asset is back, pause, shop, locked level, sound on, or a popup frame.
3
Limit the scene
Ask for a standalone UI element, not a background illustration or a complex decorative sign.
4
Keep transparency explicit
Mention transparent non-content areas when the output needs to become a production asset.
Example outputs
Scene-based outputs and prompt pattern
These examples are organized by reusable workflow patterns, focusing on scene structure, constraints, and output direction.
Preserve the UI silhouette, then restyle
Transform the uploaded UI asset into a clean hand-painted arcade fantasy game UI element. Preserve the original silhouette, clickable area, icon position, frame ratio, and production purpose. Keep non-content areas transparent. Do not turn it into a background scene, illustration, decorative sign, character, or text-heavy panel. Prioritize small-size readability, crisp outlines, clear material blocks, and a consistent UI language.
Replace the subject first
Swap in your product, space, topic, or UI function while keeping the workflow structure.
Lock the constraints
State which shapes, text, ratios, materials, or spatial structures must stay stable.
Generate variants last
Run 2-4 directions from the same pattern, then refine the most stable result.
Popup panel frame
Create a clean hand-painted fantasy mobile game popup panel with an empty content area, readable frame, and no character or scene clutter.
Useful for modal frames, reward panels, and level detail cards.
Level preview card
Create a level preview card UI with a small readable frame, colorful arcade styling, and an empty center space for level art.
Good for map nodes, level cards, and game progression screens.
Shop icon set
Generate a compact game shop icon set with coin, gem, locked level, and reward chest icons in one consistent hand-painted style.
A repeatable pattern for icon families and economy UI.
Prompt templates
Prompt templates you can adapt
Fantasy back button
Transform this source image into a hand-painted fantasy arcade UI back button. Preserve the original outline, size ratio, icon placement, and clickable area. Keep the non-content area transparent.
Use when an existing UI button already has the right layout but needs a stronger art style.
Popup frame
Convert this frame into a clean fantasy game popup panel. Preserve the outer frame, inner content area, and padding. Do not add characters, scenery, text, or heavy texture. Transparent center and outer non-content areas.
Best for modal frames, level panels, and shop panels.
Shop icon button
Restyle this UI button as a small readable shop button with a shopping cart icon. Keep the same clickable silhouette and make the result crisp at mobile size.
Great for producing a family of functional buttons from one base style.
Common pitfalls
- Do not ask for a full scene when you only need a UI component.
- Avoid heavy texture if the asset must stay readable at mobile size.
- If transparency matters, say which areas should be transparent.
Explore related workflows
Start testing this workflow in GPT Image 2
Pick the template closest to your task, open the generator, and change the subject and use case first before adjusting style, ratio, and details.
Want a broader library of adaptable prompts? Browse the prompt library
