Start from an idea
Describe what you want to see. The writer adds light, camera, palette and mood, then formats it for the model you pick.
Pick one to fill the idea box, then press Ctrl↵.
How the writer builds a prompt
Your words stay in, in your order. What the writer adds can be switched off in Breakdown.
Read the idea
It finds the subject and where it is, and keeps any light, colour or lens you already named.
Add from the style
Lighting, lens, palette and mood come from the style you picked.
Vary it
Each variation takes a different light, camera, palette and mood, so no two read alike.
Format for the model
Parameters for Midjourney, weights for Stable Diffusion, sentences for Flux and DALL·E, a camera move for Sora and Kling.
Questions about the writer
Daily limits are on Gen Pricing.
One text prompt per variation, so three variations use three. Refining a variation uses one more. Copying, comparing and turning terms off in Breakdown are free.
Only that variation. Say how it should change, for example moodier, warmer or remove the people, and it is rewritten in the same format. Undo puts the previous version back.
Midjourney reads short comma-separated phrases and parameters, Stable Diffusion responds to weights and a negative prompt, and Flux or DALL·E follow full sentences. Video models need a camera move, a duration and what moves in the shot.
Runs stay in this tab until you close it. Signed-in accounts keep a record of what was generated for usage limits. Ideas are never used for training.