By gerogero
Updated: April 9, 2025
This guide was created to bring inspiration to this visual vocabulary. There is a short description for each pose so that you can connect the word to the image more intuitively.
Whether you’re generating images or just exploring, Feel free to use this as a reference to spark ideas and add variety to your creations!
Down low with the body close to the ground, knees bent, usually heels up—like you’re ready to spring or sneak.
Knees bent deep, heels on the ground, body centered ~ classic squat position, grounded and balanced.
An even deeper squat, often with the hips almost touching the ground ~ legs open or closed depending on the mood.
Standing or sitting with a visible gap between the legs—confident, grounded, open stance.
Feet planted far apart ~ strong, powerful, like taking up space on purpose.
One or both knees pulled upward ~ can be seated or lying down, adds energy and focus to the legs.
One knee is raised, often while sitting or leaning—adds dynamic lines and a casual tension.
One leg down, one up ~ like a proposal pose or a lunge, adds asymmetry and balance.
Upper body tilts toward the camera or viewer ~ can feel inviting, intense, or intimate.
A hand resting on one or both knees ~ adds a touch of purpose or stability to the pose.
The hand is placed casually or suggestively between the thighs ~ can be flirty, chill, or powerful depending on context.
Squatting but viewed from the side ~ shows off curves, posture, and shape.
Back against the wall, knees bent in a squat ~ controlled, strong, and visually sharp.
Sitting with butt next to the heels ~ neat, centered, and soft in posture.
A bold, attention ~ body language turned all the way up.
Hints without showing ~ body placement and angles do the talking.
Legs moved apart in a deliberate way ~ open, bold, and full of energy.
Legs are lifted ~ whether vertical, playful, or dramatic, it directs all eyes.
Spine curves inward, chest forward, hips back ~ adds drama, shape, and sensuality.
The classic over-the-shoulder glance ~ flirty, mysterious, with just enough tease.
More relaxed than a full kneel ~ balanced and easy, like a soft break in motion.
Torso leans forward, hips back ~ can be playful, strong, or risqué depending on angle.
Hands and knees on the ground ~ animalistic, grounded, and very body-focused.
Body stretched out on the belly ~ soft lines, relaxed, or subtly inviting.
Side-lying, one leg maybe bent ~ great for curve emphasis or a dreamy feel.
When the thighs don’t touch ~ often highlighted when standing or posing with feet apart.
Legs placed closely ~ neat, elegant, or reserved, depending on the vibe.
The hips tilt or twist toward the front ~ showing off the curve, like a POW moment.
Posing isn’t just about shapes ~ it’s about expression, movement, and the story we tell through the body. With a shared language, even a simple shift in the hips or tilt of the head becomes a creative choice.
So next time u’re stuck or curious, flip through this guide, pick a tag, and try a new angle ~ literally. U might be surprised what a fresh pose can do.
I hope u had a lot of fun reading and of course even more trying it out.
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