Prompthero

Hi, PH! 👋 So happy to be launching something here again. A few weeks ago, Stable Diffusion (an amazing Artificial Intelligence that generates images) launched their open public beta, and users like me could start generating images! The problem: the quality of the generated image depends on the prompt you give to the AI! Bad prompts generate bad images, good prompts generate amazing images. There are many tricks to fine-tune your prompts, and some prompts just work better than others. Why waste time generating 100s of worthless images while figuring out what prompt works for your use case when thousands of people have tried before you and you can just choose the prompt that work best for your particular case? That's why I've built Prompthero. For the past few weeks I've been gathering the best prompts for Stable Diffusion, as well as for DALL-E (OpenAI's image generation model), Midjourney and more. I've put them all together in a fully searchable and filterable website, where you can also bookmark your favorites and send them to your friends! You can also submit your own prompts, and I'm working continously on growing the database by gathering the best prompts. I built the whole thing in public (#buildinpublic) on Twitter, right from the idea phase. Check it out if you'd like to take a look behind the scenes! 👉 https://twitter.com/rameerez/sta... As always, happy to answer questions, and please do let me know your feedback! I'll be hanging around for the day answering comments 😄

Awesome Product idea ⚡

Really awesome! One thing that would be cool is the ability to browse more AI prompts based on a given favorite. E.g. when I'm on an individual prompt page, viewing a particular piece of AI art, to have a button that says "View related/similar prompts".

Beautiful and useful! 👌

Making Dall-E more fun! Loved it!

great work! congrats on a launch!

Great idea! I wonder if we could use this for our product Consensus? We are building a search engine that uses Large Language Models (similar to DALL-E) to find answers in scientific research. But it would be great to have something like this to help guide our users' queries!