I built PROMPTS FAVORITES after repeating the same character, world, camera, wardrobe, lighting, and continuity rules for every AI video shot. It turns those instructions into reusable blocks you can select, combine, preview, save, and send from Windows.
Hi Product Hunt — I built PROMPTS FAVORITES while making AI videos.
My lead had the right face in shot one, a different jawline in shot two, and an unexplained wardrobe change by shot three. The location drifted too. A doorway moved, the lighting flipped, or the whole world quietly adopted a different visual language.
I kept rewriting the same character, world, wardrobe, camera, lighting, physics, and negative instructions for every shot. The prompts became longer, but one important condition would still disappear. Instead of shaping the story, I was comparing frames and rebuilding prompts.
The problem was not only generation quality. My own instructions were drifting.
So I built PROMPTS FAVORITES for Windows.
PF lets me organize recurring instructions in a command tree, select only the blocks needed for the current shot, preview the combined prompt, save successful combinations, and send the result to the AI window I am already using.
My practical structure became: Character anchor + World anchor + Shot delta. The anchors stay reusable. Only the direction for the next shot changes.
PF does not generate the video, and it cannot guarantee what an external model will create. Its job is to keep the instructions behind every shot organized, reusable, and ready to send.
I built it for demanding AI video workflows, but the same approach also works for coding, writing, research, and any repeated AI task where missing one condition changes the result.
PROMPTS FAVORITES is available for Windows in Korean and English, with a 7-day free trial, then $5/month or $50/year.
I would love to know: which instructions do you find yourself rebuilding most often?