A little direction.
A lot of possibility.
Turn a visual reference into a thoughtful prompt, then make the result your own.
01. Start with something that catches your eye.
Browse the archive by subject, category or model. Open a recipe to see the prompt and suggested setup. Save the ones you like to your personal library, or download a text copy.
Copy the prompt into your image or video tool. Select the model and aspect ratio in that tool, then generate. A clear starting point is more useful than a long list of disconnected adjectives.
A sculptural ceramic vase on a travertine pedestal, warm afternoon window light from the left, soft shadows, neutral sand background, close-up product photography, 85mm lens, subtle surface texture, portrait 4:5 composition, no text or logos.
02. The details matter.
- Model and version: different models interpret the same words differently. Start with the suggested model where available.
- Aspect ratio: choose a frame that suits the subject. Portraits often benefit from vertical space; environments need room to breathe.
- Reference images: upload the exact references when the recipe requires them and you have the right to use them.
- Seed and advanced controls: use only the controls supported by your tool. A seed alone does not guarantee the same result.
- Video: describe one clear camera move, the subject’s action and the duration. Begin with a short, simple shot.
The current archive contains demo recipes with illustrative previews. The suggested settings have not been verified against those previews.
03. Change one thing. Learn something.
Make your first variation small: the key color, material, lighting direction or crop. Keep the rest of the prompt steady so you can see what changed.
Once you have a direction you like, build a series. Save your exact inputs and the output for each attempt. Prompts guide a generative process; they do not guarantee identical images.
A few things worth knowing.
Will I get exactly the same image?
Not necessarily. Generation is variable, and providers change models over time. References and precise settings improve consistency, but do not guarantee identical results.
Where are my saved prompts?
They are stored in this browser on this device. Clearing browser storage removes them; they do not sync to another device yet.
Can I watch the video prompts?
The current video entries are concepts with still references. A playable clip will appear when an actual video is attached.
Can I use an output commercially?
Check your model provider’s terms and the rights in any uploaded references, brands or depicted people. A prompt listing does not grant rights to third-party material.