Submission & Quality Guidelines

Made a photo prompt that turned out great? Share it on Faymas so other people can use it too. This page explains what we accept, what we reject, and how the review works.

How to submit

Send your submission through the Faymas website. A complete submission has three parts:

1. The prompt text — the exact words you used, copied as-is.
2. An example photo — the actual photo the prompt produced.
3. A clear title — say what the style is, like "Golden Hour Bike Pose" or "Red Saree Festival Look".

The quality bar

Your prompt must actually work. We test submissions in ChatGPT and Gemini. If the prompt doesn't produce the style in your example photo, it won't be published. Test it on a fresh photo before you send it.

Face stays the same. A good Faymas prompt restyles the photo but keeps the person recognisable — same face, same features. If your prompt swaps the face or changes who the person is, rewrite it so the prompt clearly tells the AI to keep the subject's face unchanged.

The example must be the real output. Your example photo has to be generated with your prompt, from a real input photo. No stock images, no screenshots from other sites, no heavy manual editing to fake a result the prompt can't give.

Titles must be honest. The title should describe what the user actually gets. No clickbait, no "100% viral guaranteed", no naming a style your prompt doesn't produce.

Content rules

• Only submit prompts you created or have the right to share.
• Never build a prompt or example on someone else's private photo without their permission. Not a friend's photo, not a celebrity's leaked photo, not a stranger's.
• No prompts meant to harm, deceive, or embarrass anyone — no fake documents, no impersonation, no misleading edits of real people.
• Keep it clean: no explicit or adult content.

How review works

Every submission is checked by our team before it goes live. We run the prompt, look at the result, and check it against these rules. We may lightly edit your title or category so people can find it easily — we won't change your prompt itself without a reason.

Most reviews finish within a few days. If your prompt is approved, it appears on the site with your work credited as submitted.

Why submissions get rejected

The common reasons:

• The prompt doesn't reproduce the example photo
• The face changes too much between input and output
• The example image isn't the prompt's real output
• The title is misleading
• The content breaks the rules above

A rejection isn't a ban. Fix the problem and submit again — many published prompts were accepted on the second try.