Whose work you are looking at.
3,116 prompts, each shown next to the output its creator posted, with their name on it. Here is what we took, how we show it, and how to have it changed.
Show all the ingredients for this dish on a plate and label them with their names and quantities.
Written in Japanese. The original is one click away on the page.- 1The output
The creator’s own image, copied so the page outlives the post. We never re-run or retouch it.
- 2The prompt
Exactly as written. Titles and one-line descriptions are ours.
- 3The credit
Who wrote it, and a link to the post they published it in.
- 4The numbers
Likes and copies, when we hold them. No figure means none, never a zero.
- 5The licence
Where it came from and on what terms, on every page.
A live entry, read from its page in the library as you load this one.
The output
Every page shows a prompt next to the output it produced. That output is the creator’s own: the image or clip they posted alongside the prompt. We copy the file so the page keeps working after the post is gone, but we do not re-run the prompt and we do not touch it up.
A good result on a page is the creator’s result, on that model, on that day. We have not reproduced it ourselves.
The prompt
We keep the prompt text exactly as it was written. Titles and one-line descriptions are ours.
Prompts written in Chinese, Japanese or Korean are shown in English so you can read them, with the original one click away. The English is machine translated. The original is what the model actually saw.
The credit
Three sources, named on every page in the small line under the sign-up button.
- Public posts on X ↗tracked through youmind.com
Most of the library. Each entry links to the post it was published in and to the person who wrote it.
- awesome-gpt-image-2 ↗GitHub, released under CC0
Free to use with no conditions. We credit it anyway.
- awesome-seedance-2-prompts ↗GitHub, released under CC BY 4.0
Free to use with credit. If you publish work made from one of these, the credit is required.
The numbers
“Likes on X” is the reach of the post the prompt came from, captured when we gathered it. “Copied” is how many people took the prompt away from its source page. The Top sort uses the rank each entry held at its source when we gathered it.
We only hold these figures for some entries. A page without a number has none, rather than a zero.
The licence
Copy a prompt and run it anywhere. The two GitHub collections state their licence on each page. Prompts from public posts are the creator’s text, shown with the post linked. If you publish work made from one, a credit is good manners, and for CC BY entries it is required.
Duplicates
The same prompt gets posted more than once. When two entries are near identical, the later one points search engines at the earlier one. Both pages stay up.
Your prompt is here and you would rather it wasn’t.
Email us the page address. We will take the page down, fix the credit or link a different profile, whichever you ask for. Same address if you are credited and want your name shown differently.
hello@orisu.aiEvery page has a button to run the prompt in Orisu, the product this library sits inside. You do not need an account to read or copy anything here.
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