Assemble an image prompt

Set up your cast, pick one master prompt, tick the modules, press Assemble. Everything runs on this page. No photo and nothing you type ever leaves the device.

Packs

Load a folder of JSON pack files to add or replace anything below. Loaded packs are kept on this device, so you only need to load again after you edit a file. You can also drag files onto this page.

Cast

How many characters recur across your images. Photos are only ever shown here, as a reminder of which slot is which. Attach the real photos to your message in the AI itself.

Other people may appear Unnamed background figures: a queue, people at other tables. Off means everybody in the image is from your cast. Ask about more characters Off means the prompt states your cast is the whole cast. On invites whoever runs it to add more.

Master prompt

pick one

These are not compatible with each other. Each one tells the model what kind of object it is making.

Modules

0 selected

Stack as many as you like. They plug into the master without changing it. Modules that do not suit your chosen master are hidden.

Dials

These do not print numbers into the prompt. Each position emits different wording.

Saved setups

Keep a combination you liked: the master, the ticked modules, the dials and the text boxes. Setups are stored on this device only, and never include your cast or photos. Modules are remembered by their wording rather than their number, so a setup still loads correctly after you add or remove packs.

Follow-up mode Assembles a short edit instruction instead of the whole prompt. Use when the last image was close and you want to change one thing without resetting it.

Reference against medium

Ask me questions before drawing Puts an instruction at the top of the prompt to interview you first, using the platform's own tick boxes and choice buttons where it has them. Off means the opposite, stated plainly: ask nothing, decide anything the brief leaves open, and draw. Nothing in between, because a model given the choice tends to ask one polite question and guess the rest.

How many questions

Extra care with anatomy and continuity Adds a block to the end of the prompt setting out what correct bodies, object counts and continuity look like. Worth turning on when a model has been giving people an extra limb, drawing two of something that exists once, or letting details drift between panels. Every line is written as what the picture shows rather than as something to avoid, because naming a mistake tends to summon it.

Working notes

Generate one image at a time. Reject anything with a spelling error rather than accepting it, since a rerun usually fixes it. Rejected images stay in the conversation and influence the next one, so when a detail sticks, edit your earlier message to branch rather than replying again. After roughly five images in one chat, start a fresh one and re-attach the reference photos.