AI Prompt Library
Pick what you want to make, fill in the blanks and the prompt assembles itself. Copy it and paste it into your image, video or chat AI.
How to use the prompt library
Start with what you want to make. Choose Image, Video or Chat for the kind of tool you use, then pick a category such as character sheets or product shots. Typing a word into the search box narrows the list straight away.
- Pick a card — every card shows a complete prompt. The highlighted parts are the blanks you can change.
- Fill in the blanks — open “Fill in the blanks” to see one field per variable, each with a short note on what belongs there. The prompt above updates as you type. Empty fields fall back to the default.
- Copy and paste — press “Copy prompt” and paste it into your AI tool. Tap the star to keep the cards you use often under Favourites.
“Copy link” copies an address that opens that exact card, which is handy when you want to tell a teammate which prompt you used.
Why fill-in-the-blank prompts work
Prompts that work tend to share a skeleton: what to show, in which style, with what light and camera, at what aspect ratio. Copying someone else’s prompt gives you their subject and their colours, and editing it by hand makes it easy to delete an instruction that mattered. Here the skeleton stays fixed and only the parts you should change are pulled out as blanks.
Filling in image and video prompts
- Be specific about the subject. “A corgi running across a lawn” beats “a dog”. Describe what can be seen: age, clothing, hair, materials.
- Lighting and lens change the mood more than anything else. Real photography terms such as “soft window light” or “85mm lens” push the result toward a believable photo.
- Character sheets depend on the sentence that says the face, hair and outfit stay identical in every panel. Leave that sentence alone and change only the character description and the list of expressions or outfits. Upload the finished sheet as a reference and use the “Same character, new scene” card to keep the face steady in later images.
- Video is most reliable with one camera move per clip. Set the length and aspect ratio in your tool’s own settings as well.
- For thumbnails and logos with lettering, keep the text short; fewer letters means fewer spelling errors. You can also generate the image with an empty area and add the text in an editor.
Filling in chat prompts
The writing, summarising, coding, study and marketing prompts all follow the same order: role, task, constraints, output format. Changing the audience, length and tone blanks to match your situation makes a visible difference to the answer. Prompts that end with “Text:” or “Code:” expect you to paste your material underneath after copying. Each chat prompt has an answer-language blank if you want the reply in another language.
What is in the library
Thirteen categories: motion graphics and video, character sheets (turnaround, expression, outfit), product shots, thumbnails, logos and icons, illustration styles, photo realism, UI mockups, plus chat prompts for writing, summarising, coding, study and marketing copy. The cards are text only, so the page loads quickly and works one-handed on a phone.
FAQ
Which AI tools do these prompts work with?
They are written as plain sentences without any tool-specific syntax, so you can paste them into any image or video generator that takes text instructions, and into any chat assistant. If your tool has its own setting for something like aspect ratio, set it there as well.
What happens if I leave a blank empty?
The default shown in grey is used. You can copy a prompt without changing anything and it is still complete.
Can I fill the blanks in another language?
Yes. Chat prompts work in any language, and each one has an answer-language blank. For image and video prompts, English descriptions usually give the most predictable results.
Where are my favourites stored?
Only in this browser's local storage. They do not sync to other devices and are removed if you clear your browser data.