Real examples, not empty templates
Compare composition, color, texture, typography, and motion before deciding whether the approach fits your project.
GPT Image 2 Prompt Examples
Curated examples with real output previews for posters, products, portraits, text layouts, and more
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Image Prompts
Midjourney, FLUX, Gemini Image, DALL·E and more
Video Prompts
Sora, Veo, Kling AI, Runway prompts and showcases
Midjourney Prompts
v6 / v7 era prompts for cinematic stills and stylized illustration
Sora Prompts
Cinematic video prompts and storyboards for OpenAI Sora
Veo Prompts
Google Veo motion prompts — long-shot, dolly, and atmospheric reels
Gemini Image Prompts
Prompt examples for Gemini Image workflows, illustration, design, and visual exploration
See the Result Before You Try the Prompt
Judge a prompt by viewing its wording, model, category, and generated preview together before opening another tool.
Model-specific starting points
Wording behaves differently across generators. Browse by model to find examples shaped for the tool you already use.
Built to be changed
Copy an example and replace its subject, setting, camera, lighting, movement, or aspect ratio to fit your project.
How the AI Prompt Library Works
Start with a visual goal, inspect an example, and refine the details that control the result.
Search or browse
Start with a subject, style, use case, or model. Search directly or browse image and video collections for inspiration.
Check the prompt and preview
Open a result and identify which instructions control the subject, scene, framing, light, palette, or motion.
Copy, customize, and generate
Paste the prompt into the matching generator and change one or two variables at a time to understand their effect.
Browse by Model or Creative Goal
Choose a generator for compatibility, or begin with the creative result when the tool is flexible.
Image prompt examples
Explore portraits, product photography, posters, landscapes, anime scenes, 3D renders, logos, icons, editorial layouts, and abstract compositions for popular image generators.
Video prompt examples
Find ideas for subject movement, camera direction, atmosphere, scene progression, product reveals, transitions, and short narrative shots made for leading video models.
From reference to workflow
Run a first version, compare it with the preview, and refine the wording based on what changed.
How to Get Better Results from a Prompt
A copied prompt is a testable draft. Model versions, settings, reference media, aspect ratio, and random variation can all affect the output, so make each revision deliberate.
State the non-negotiables
Put the main subject, action, setting, and required details near the beginning so the creative brief stays clear.
Add visual direction with purpose
Describe framing, camera angle, lighting, palette, material, and texture only when each choice supports the intended result.
Describe change in video prompts
Explain what the subject does, how the camera moves, what changes in the environment, and how the shot develops over time.
Change one variable at a time
If you rewrite the subject, style, light, and camera together, you cannot tell which edit improved or weakened the result.
Share a Prompt That Worked for You
Registered creators can submit an image or video prompt with its model, category, tags, and an honest preview of the intended result.
Include the complete wording, choose a representative preview, and add any model setting or reference information needed to understand how the result was produced.
FAQs
What is an AI prompt?
An AI prompt is an instruction that describes the result you want from a generative model. For image and video tools, it can define the subject, setting, composition, style, lighting, camera, action, timing, and constraints. Clear instructions give the model a useful direction while leaving room for controlled variation.
What makes AIPromptary different?
AIPromptary pairs prompt text with generated previews, model labels, and practical categories for image and video work. Instead of browsing disconnected text lists, you can compare visual directions, open a model collection, copy a useful starting point, and learn how other creators structured the request.
How do I use a prompt from AIPromptary?
Browse or search the library, open an entry, review its preview and model label, then copy the complete text. Paste it into the corresponding generator and replace the details that should match your project. Treat the original as a reference and test small changes instead of expecting an identical output.
Is AIPromptary free to use?
You can browse and copy public prompts without paying AIPromptary. Creating an account is required for actions such as submitting work or managing personal activity. The external image or video generator you choose may have its own access rules, usage limits, pricing, and output terms.
Which AI models are supported?
The library includes examples for GPT Image 2, ChatGPT Image, Midjourney, DALL·E, FLUX, Stable Diffusion, Gemini Image, Sora, Veo, Kling AI, and Runway. Collection size varies by model, and new public entries appear as the library develops.
Will copying a prompt create the same result?
Not always. Outputs can change with the model version, aspect ratio, settings, reference media, random variation, and later product updates. Use the preview to judge a possible direction, then run the prompt in your own setup and refine the instructions that matter most.
Can I submit my own prompts?
Registered users can submit a prompt with its model, category, tags, and preview media. Include enough context for another person to understand the intended result, and make sure the preview honestly represents the text and settings you are sharing.
How do I choose the right prompt for my model?
Start in the collection for your generator, then compare previews and categories. Choose an example with a similar subject or visual direction. If you move it to another model, remove unsupported parameters, simplify conflicting instructions, and test the translated version before making larger changes.