Iris art design
Create a two-iris art draft with a dark background and a subtle golden glow.Then ask
Reduce the glow and move the irises closer together. Update this same art preview.
Design iris art and reports, create custom emails, and manage your studio, all by telling ChatGPT what you need.
Here’s the nature-themed iris analysis report created with our Eye.Photo plugin.
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Explore 15 workflows, with example prompts and follow-up requests you can use in your own studio.
Every request uses your selected studio and current permissions. Tasks marked Owner only require a studio owner. Management changes are previewed for approval; destructive changes require explicit deletion confirmation.
Create a two-iris art draft with a dark background and a subtle golden glow.Then ask
Reduce the glow and move the irises closer together. Update this same art preview.
Duplicate my published iris report and create a more minimal draft. Show me a PDF preview.Then ask
Show the publication preview for this draft, then help me make it the default report.
Prepare an iris-report email for Alex with a warm introduction. Show me the preview before sending.Then ask
Show me the recipients, subject and full message before I approve sending.
Summarize my studio’s photo activity for September 1–30.Then ask
Compare that with the previous month and show estimated time savings.
Find the photos for customer Alex and check whether the Autumn Event is ready to export.Then ask
Show Alex’s latest photo preview and its edit-history summary.
Explain my studio’s current settings, then help me change its language to Spanish and timezone to Europe/Madrid.Then ask
Show the proposed booking-page text and export-size changes before applying them.
Show my integrations and help me connect Gmail to this studio.Then ask
Show my Mailchimp audiences and prepare a preview of changing the selected audience.
Find requests about photo exports and show me the team’s replies.Then ask
Help me draft a reply and follow this request for updates.
Which studios can I access, and what can I do in each?Then ask
Use my Málaga studio for this conversation.
Check the Autumn Event’s customer readiness and existing artwork.Then ask
Prepare an artwork export and show the download links when it is ready.
Show my products, categories and photo presets.Then ask
Prepare a preview of adding a product and assigning its image.
Show my team and explain each permission group.Then ask
Prepare an invitation for Alex at alex@example.com in the photographer group.
Show my email-domain status and the DNS records I need.Then ask
Check verification after I add the records with my DNS provider.
Show my retention settings and what a shorter period would affect.Then ask
Preview changing the retention period without deleting anything yet.
Show me the Eye.Photo API documentation.Then ask
Explain which effects and fields are supported in custom iris art.
Use your existing Eye.Photo account and choose the studios you want to connect.
When available to your account, select the Eye.Photo plugin in ChatGPT.
Sign in to Eye.Photo and approve access to eligible studios.
Choose a studio, ask a question and review the result.
Public directory availability is being prepared. Contact us for access and setup guidance for your studio.
Your workspace, your permissions, your decisions.
Yes. The plugin is for existing studio owners and staff. Your plan, membership and staff permissions determine which features are available.
Owners can manage supported studio and workflow settings, team access, integrations, eligible email domains and storage retention through reviewed previews. They can publish owned art and report drafts and select email defaults. Billing stays on the website; external login and DNS changes need the relevant provider.
The plugin can access only the studios you authorize, subject to your current permissions. Iris-report emails need an exact preview and explicit approval. Email template edits affect future emails. You can disconnect in Eye.Photo’s integration settings.
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