Anti Render

Generates "ideal promise vs harsh reality" visual comparison images by analyzing an uploaded image and its domain.

What it does

This skill analyzes an uploaded image, identifies its domain (such as architecture, portraits, products, food, travel, games, fitness, home or tech) and its current state, then builds prompts to produce an idealized render, a realistic version, or a side-by-side comparison. It maps five shared contrast dimensions — lighting, material, color, atmosphere and composition — onto domain-specific expressions. For comparison images it chooses left-right or top-bottom layout based on the source aspect ratio and uses a sharp white or light-gray divider. It produces image-generation prompts and target images rather than files or code.

When to use it

Use it when someone wants a visual juxtaposition of a polished, promotional-style rendering against an everyday, unretouched reality. It fits requests triggered by terms like "anti-render", "ideal vs reality", "comparison image" or "render vs real" across many subject areas. It is also useful when an uploaded image's state is unclear and the user should be asked which direction they want.

Requirements

It relies on image generation and prompt-related capabilities, and the document notes it works well with the image-to-prompt and prompt-to-image skills. It ships no scripts and needs no packages, credentials or network access of its own.