"GTA 5 Style"
GTA 5 Loading Screen Style AI Prompt
Use this GTA 5 loading screen style prompt to turn a portrait into original cel-shaded game art with bold outlines and no official logos.
Drag to compare before and after
How we tested this prompt
First-hand observations from running this prompt ourselves. The image above is an actual output from this exact configuration.
- Model
- GPT Image 2
- Aspect ratio
- 3:4
- Resolution
- 1K
Notes
Tested as a 3:4 image-to-image prompt from a plain full-body city character reference. GPT Image 2 kept the character readable and added loading-screen style outlines and flat shadows without adding official logos or readable titles.
Prompt
Turn the reference into an original GTA 5 loading screen style illustration: a fictional urban character in a confident pose, bold inked outlines, cel-shaded comic realism, teal-orange sunlight, simplified city blocks and palm shadows behind them, clean negative space, polished game loading artwork feeling. Do not include the GTA logo, Rockstar logo, official characters, readable text, real brand marks, weapons as the focus, or exact game locations.
What this prompt is good for
- – "GTA 5 Style"
- – "Loading Screen"
- – "AI Prompt"
- – "Game Art"
Why this prompt is useful
This GTA 5 loading screen style AI prompt turns a portrait or full-body reference into original cel-shaded game artwork with bold outlines, sunny city colors, and clean composition space.
Where this prompt works well
- – GTA 5 style loading screen fan-art searches.
- – Creator avatars, gaming thumbnails, and character cards.
- – Cel-shaded urban portraits with strong outlines and warm city light.
- – Prompt pages that need a clear before/after style transformation.
How to adapt this prompt
- 1.Start with a simple portrait or full-body character reference that does not include brand marks or text.
- 2.Run the prompt as image-to-image so the final illustration keeps the pose while changing the rendering style.
- 3.Adjust the city backdrop, clothing, lighting, and color palette to fit your own character concept.
- 4.Use a separate design tool for final thumbnail text or UI labels instead of generating words inside the image.