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The Prompt Tool from MidJourney is a powerful tool that allows users to easily generate complex midjourney prompts in seconds, with easy parameters that can be tweaked. Users can customize the weight of their main prompt and the styles associated with it, as well as add negative weights for terms that should be avoided. This allows for more personalized and targeted results to be generated quickly and easily. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
The Humanloop tool provides an SDK that enables users to make GPT-3 faster, cheaper and more effective. Users can collect end-user feedback, experiment with different prompts and models, and fine-tune their models with the press of a button. The tool also helps users improve their models with more accurate, lower latency and cost-saving models. Additionally, the tool helps users customize the tone of their models and have access to all leading language model providers.
A large and growing list of freely available image prompts. Don't buy prompts... Grab them for free. The site also includes examples from various models and embeddings.
IMI Prompt Builder is an AI art generator that helps users create unique art pieces. With its wide selection of art styles, colors and objects, users can easily generate pieces of art without needing to know complex terminology. The app is user-friendly and is updated frequently to be compatible with the latest version of Midjourney. The blog also provides tutorials and records of daily themes to help users get started with Midjourney.
Markprompt is a tool that allows users to quickly and easily build a GPT-4 prompt for their Markdown docs. It eliminates the need for configuration, hosting and metrics collection. It works with Markdown, Markdoc and MDX files, and all OpenAI completion models are supported, including GPT-4. It offers a generous free-tier, and users can scale with usage. It also offers features such as feedback and analytics to help pinpoint shortcomings in content. The source code is available on GitHub.