Two ways to search

Search with text

Describe a subject, style, color palette, or scene. Try “cinematic portrait” to find related images and prompts.

Search prompts

Search with an image

Use the camera button to upload a reference image. Browse similar works and see their prompts or style references.

Search by image

Image search finds similar works in the library. It cannot reveal the original prompt used to create your uploaded image.

Search and use a prompt in 3 steps

Search the library, explore a prompt, and use it in your next creation.

Find Prompts by AI Model

Start with the model you create with. Each library brings together prompts and visual examples.

Find Prompts by Category

Find a starting point for a new image, a moving scene, or a visual style you want to explore.

AI Image Prompts

Explore portraits, product photography, illustrations, landscapes, and more. See the visual result alongside a prompt example.

Explore image prompts

AI Video Prompts

Browse prompts for subject movement, camera motion, scene transitions, and visual effects. Open a work to see the clip and its available prompt.

Explore video prompts

Midjourney Styles & Sref Codes

Compare style reference images and explore sref codes to guide the look of your next Midjourney creation.

Explore sref codes

AI Prompt Search FAQ

What can I find in the prompt library?

The library includes AI image prompts, video prompts, visual examples, and Midjourney sref codes. Browse by model or search for a subject, style, color, or scene.

How do I search for image or video prompts?

Enter a description such as “cinematic portrait” or “video transition”. You can also start from a model library. Sign in to use text and image search.

Can I browse Nano Banana and other model prompts?

Yes. Explore the Nano Banana, GPT Image, Midjourney, and Seedance libraries using the model links above. Nano Banana variants share a library, as do Seedance 2.5 and 2.0.

Can I find a prompt using a reference image?

Use the camera button to upload a reference image and find similar works. You can explore the available prompts on matching works, but this does not reveal the exact original prompt of your uploaded image.

What is the difference between a prompt and an sref code?

A prompt describes what you want to create, such as a subject, scene, or action. A Midjourney sref code guides visual style. You can use a prompt and an sref code together.