A prompt ready for the day itself
Festivals, national days, birthdays and farewells, grouped by occasion. Finding the right one takes a tap, not an hour.
About PromptSeen
Copy-ready prompts for AI photos and video.
PromptSeen is a free prompt library for AI image and video generators. We do not generate anything ourselves. You take a prompt, paste it into the tool you already use, and run it there. Our work sits upstream of that: finding the exact wording that produces a specific result, then proving it holds before it goes on the site.
The gap we fill
Four problems this library solves
Viral looks while they are still viral
Trending styles go up while the trend is live, with the full prompt text visible on the page.
The right output for the placement
A profile picture, a story frame, a reel and a headshot each need different framing, and video needs pacing on top of that. Collections are built around where the result is going.
No account, no credits, no paywall
The complete prompt is readable on the page. Nothing is cut short to make you sign up first.
Who we are
A team that writes, tests and edits every prompt
PromptSeen exists to do one thing well: produce AI image and video prompts that work without a rewrite. The team spans prompt engineering, model testing and editorial curation, and every prompt passes through all three before it reaches a collection.
Prompt engineering
Writes and rewrites each prompt, controlling for identity constraints, light direction, lens language, composition and, for video, motion and pacing.
Model testing
Runs every prompt across current image and video generators on more than one source file, and discards anything that only works once.
Editorial curation
Groups prompts into collections, times seasonal releases ahead of the occasion, and retires anything that stops working after a model update.
- Based in
- Gurugram, India
- Publishing since
- 2026
- Prompt formats
- Image and video
- Reply time
- 1 to 2 business days
Named contributor profiles are being added to the site. Until they are live, every prompt is published under the editorial standard set out below, and the team can be reached through the contact page. If a prompt stops working or a sample looks wrong, tell us and we will retest it.
Common failure modes
Three things that ruin most AI portraits
Identity drift
Nothing protects your face
With no constraint on facial structure, hairstyle or skin tone, the model averages your features toward a stranger.
Unspecified light
The light is never described
People write the subject and the setting, then stop. A model given no direction defaults to flat, characterless lighting.
No camera direction
No lens, no frame, no mood
Without a focal length, framing or depth of field, the model returns a centred snapshot instead of a photograph.
Every portrait prompt on the site is written against all three before it is tested.
Our process
Every prompt is tested before it reaches a collection
A prompt that only works on one carefully chosen file is not a prompt. It is a coincidence. Four checks stand between a draft and a published collection.
STEP 01
Draft the instruction
The result is broken into parts: subject, identity constraints, wardrobe, setting, light, lens behaviour and, for video, motion and pacing.
STEP 02
Run it more than once
The prompt is generated against several different source files, not one flattering reference, across the image and video tools readers actually use.
STEP 03
Judge the output
Each result is checked for identity accuracy, instruction compliance, lighting realism and composition. Anything that redraws the face is rejected.
STEP 04
Publish, then revisit
Surviving prompts ship with the sample they produced. Models change often, so collections are rechecked and updated rather than left to quietly rot.
Editorial standards
The bar a prompt has to clear
These rules decide what gets published and what gets thrown away. They apply to every collection on the site without exception.
Every published prompt
- Has been run by the team, not lifted from a screenshot
- Works on more than one source file
- Ships with the sample it actually produced
- Describes the result it produces in plain language
- Names any paid tool or subscription it requires
- Is readable in full, with no truncation and no account
We do not publish
- Prompts built to impersonate real, identifiable people
- Prompts for identity documents or anything designed to deceive
- Prompts that sexualise anyone, and nothing involving minors
- Prompts that only work on one carefully chosen reference
- Prompts we have not run ourselves
- Prompts that stopped working and were never rechecked
Straight answers
Where the limits are
Three things worth knowing before you copy anything from this site.
Results vary by input and model
A prompt tested across several source files is a strong starting point, not a guarantee. Input quality, lighting and your choice of generator all shift the outcome. Small tweaks to the wording are normal.
Samples are AI-generated
Every sample on this site was produced by the prompt shown beside it, using an AI generator. None are photographs or real footage, and none depict real people or real events.
Your files never reach us
PromptSeen has no upload feature and no account system. You attach your own photo inside your own generator, so we never receive, process or store it.
Ready when you are
Find a look you love
Open a collection, copy a prompt, and see yourself in a brand-new style.
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