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Create beautiful website images with ChatGPT

Your own photos always sell best — but when you don't have the shot you need, ChatGPT can make surprisingly good website imagery in minutes. Here's how to get results that look professional, plus how to get a clean transparent logo.

Works with free ChatGPT~10 minutesJust send results to Alice
The one rule that matters most: never ask ChatGPT to put text in an image — AI garbles letters. Keep images text-free; Gary, our graphic designer, adds real crisp text later when needed (free).
Part 1

Hero images — the big picture at the top of your site

The hero sets the mood for the whole website. Three things make a hero prompt work:

  1. Wide format — always ask for 16:9 landscape.
  2. Calm space for the headline — ask for empty space on one side; your heading and buttons will sit there.
  3. Mood, not clutter — describe lighting and atmosphere, keep the scene simple.

Copy, edit the bold parts for your business, and paste into ChatGPT:

A wide 16:9 photorealistic photo of a cozy Singapore coffee shop interior, warm morning light through the window, wooden tables, plants, softly blurred background on the left side leaving calm empty space for text, no people looking at the camera, no text or logos in the image, high resolution ChatGPT-generated wide café interior with warm morning light and calm space on the left for a headline

What that prompt produces — note the calm left side where your headline will sit.

A wide 16:9 photorealistic photo of a friendly home repair technician smiling with his tool bag, teammates fixing a light and a sink in the bright home interior behind him, navy uniforms, clean daylight, no text in the image, high resolution ChatGPT-generated wide photo of a smiling home repair technician with his tool bag, colleagues working in the background

A people-focused variant — friendly faces build trust for service businesses.

Generate two or three versions and pick the one with the calmest composition — busy heroes fight with the headline.

Part 2

Section & card images — services, about, gallery

Smaller images can be square or portrait. Ask for a consistent style so the site feels designed, not assembled:

A square photorealistic photo of a barber giving a classic haircut, same warm tones and lighting style as before, simple background, no text, high resolution ChatGPT-generated square photo of a barber giving a haircut, warm tones, simple background

A square service-card image from that prompt — warm, simple, consistent with the hero.

✓ DoGenerate the whole set in one ChatGPT conversation ("same style as before") · photorealistic keyword · simple backgrounds · download the full-size image
✗ AvoidText or signage in images · watermarks · collages · cartoon style mixed with photos · screenshots of the preview (always download the actual image)
AI images are perfect for ambiance — interiors, moods, service scenes. But photos of your actual food, work and team build real trust with customers. Use AI to fill gaps, not to replace the real thing.
Part 3

A clean transparent logo

If you don't have a logo yet, ask ChatGPT:

A minimalist flat logo for "HandyMan Singapore", a home repair service: simple geometric shapes, dark blue, modern and clean, vector style, on a plain white background, no photo, no gradients

The result — simple shapes and one colour survive shrinking to a tiny favicon; detailed logos don't.

Then ask: Make the background transparent and give me a PNG

Even easier: send us any logo image — even a photo of your signboard or name card — and Gary, our graphic designer, removes the background for you, free.

How to check it's really transparent: the preview shows a grey checkerboard behind the logo instead of white. White-background logos look like a sticker on your website; transparent ones blend in anywhere.
Part 4

Send everything to Alice

Just send the images in your WhatsApp or Telegram chat, like any photo:

Here's my new hero image — use it on the home page

We keep your originals, optimize every image for fast loading automatically, and Gary can crop, retouch or remove backgrounds on request. Tell Alice where each image should go — or let the design team decide.

Questions? Just ask Alice in the chat — that's what she's there for. 💬