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Choose what you want to create

Start with a public, free prompt. Read its purpose, add your own content, then use it on your chosen platform.

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How to use your prompt

  1. 01

    Read its purpose

    Check the tool, use case and available examples. Review any recorded testing notes in the article.

  2. 02

    Add your content

    Replace variables, subjects and output requirements. Keep the structure and change one requirement at a time.

  3. 03

    Use a compatible platform

    Paste the prompt into your platform and check the model and settings. Generation follows that platform’s features and allowances.

  4. 04

    Compare and save

    Check the result against your requirements and keep useful versions. Browser bookmarks can help you save a prompt.

Useful prompt structures
Images
Subject, style, lighting and composition: describe the object, viewing angle and background.
Video
Subject, action, camera motion and scene order. Describe the events you want to happen.
Music
Genre, tempo, mood and section structure. Enter lyrics and voice requirements in the platform’s appropriate fields.
Writing
Task, context, input and output format. Use specific requirements in place of vague adjectives.

Questions before you start

How can I use a free prompt?

This list contains currently public prompts with free full text. Read, copy and adapt the text, then generate on your chosen platform using its settings and allowances.

Does every article have generated results?

Each article identifies available examples and testing status. Read those notes before deciding how to use and validate the prompt.

Does the English interface translate the source?

An existing English title is shown when available; otherwise the source title is retained. Prompt and result languages follow the article’s content and are not automatically translated.

What if my first result misses the target?

Check your input, model and settings, then change one requirement and compare results. Save versions so you can identify which change helped.