Search, filter and sort 367 image prompts in seconds

In the first lesson you found a prompt and copied it. This one makes you fast. The gallery has 367 prompts, and every way to narrow them down is on one screen: the sidebar on the left, the search at the top, and the tabs and view controls above the grid.

#Pick a category, then a subcategory tab

Open Prompt Gallery. The sidebar starts with All prompts, then lists the 8 categories A to Z under Categories, each with its own colour and its number of prompts.

Click a category and a row of tabs appears above the grid. These are its subcategories, 54 in total, sorted A to Z with All first, and each shows its count. Art Styles, for example, has tabs such as 3D & Toys, Anime & Manga, Handmade & Craft and Surreal.

The breadcrumb above the title (Library / Art Styles / Surreal) shows where you are. Click Library to go back to everything.

#Search with a few precise words

Press / from anywhere to jump to the search box, then type. Results update as you type. The search looks in each prompt's title, description, full prompt text, tags, model names and its category and subcategory names.

Every word you type must appear, so more words means fewer results:

packshot             several results
packshot white       fewer, only prompts that mention both
flux kontext         prompts written for Flux Kontext

Search runs across the whole library when you start from All prompts. Press Esc while you are in the box to clear it.

#Jump sideways with tags and crumbs

Open any prompt. Under it, Tags lists its tags, such as #watercolour or #pitch deck. Click one and the gallery searches the whole library for that tag. It is the quickest way to find more prompts in the same spirit.

At the top of the open prompt you also see its category and subcategory, like Business & Marketing / Slides & Pitch Decks. Click either to open that view with all its neighbours.

#Sort and resize the grid

Above the grid on the right is the sort menu:

• Featured: the curated order, and inside a kit the kit's own order
• Newest: the latest prompts first
• Name A to Z and Name Z to A
• Subcategory: grouped by category, then subcategory, then title

Next to it, S, M and L change the card size. Small shows many prompts at once for scanning; Large shows the example images in more detail. The gallery remembers both choices in your browser.

#Move through results without closing

With a prompt open, the left and right arrow keys step to the previous and next prompt in the list you are looking at, so a search or a subcategory becomes a slideshow. Esc closes the prompt.

You can also copy without opening anything. Hover a card and click Copy prompt on the image. That copies the prompt exactly as written, so use the button inside the open prompt when you want your customized version.

Every view has its own address: a category, a tab, a search, a kit or an open prompt. The next lesson uses that to share prompts and keep your favourites: Save favourite prompts and share them.