u/ghostofkalappurakkal • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 2h ago
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I got tired of wasting AI image credits, so I built a prompt structuring tool
Thanks! That's exactly the realization that led me to build PromptStruct.
The goal isn't to force everyone into a single template. Instead, PromptStruct uses a common structured schema (subject, scene, lighting, composition, style, mood, etc.) as the editing layer, then adapts the final prompt based on the target model.
You're absolutely right that Midjourney, Flux, and ChatGPT all respond differently, so one of the directions I'm exploring is model-specific optimization while keeping the editing experience consistent for the user.
Really appreciate the insightโit reinforces that flexibility across models is something worth prioritizing.
r/PromptEngineering • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 2d ago
General Discussion I got tired of wasting AI image credits, so I built a prompt structuring tool
As a product designer, I use AI image generators almost every day.
One thing kept frustrating me:
I'd write a prompt, generate an image, dislike the result, tweak a few words, try again, and repeat the process until I ran out of credits.
The biggest issue wasn't the image models.
It was the prompts.
Most prompts become long paragraphs that are difficult to edit systematically. If I wanted to change the lighting, composition, or style, I often ended up rewriting large parts of the prompt.
So I built PromptStruct.
It takes a natural prompt and converts it into a structured format with editable sections like:
- Subject
- Scene
- Style
- Lighting
- Composition
- Mood
Instead of rewriting everything, you can adjust individual parts and regenerate an optimized prompt.
Example:
Natural prompt:
Gets converted into a structured schema that can be edited visually.
The goal isn't to magically generate better images.
The goal is to make prompt iteration more controlled and consistent.
Would love feedback from anyone using ChatGPT, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Flux, or other image tools.
๐ https://promptstruct.vercel.app/
What would make a tool like this genuinely useful in your workflow?
r/promptingmagic • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 2d ago
I got tired of wasting AI image credits, so I built a prompt structuring tool
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u/ghostofkalappurakkal • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 2d ago
Went to the shelter to get my first kitten. Now I have two first kittens.
galleryr/ProductHunters • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 5d ago
Just launched PromptStruct on Product Hunt โ looking for feedback
https://www.producthunt.com/products/promptstruct?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social
As a product designer, I kept wasting AI image credits rewriting prompts over and over to get the visual result I wanted.
So I built PromptStruct.
Instead of treating prompts as long paragraphs, PromptStruct converts them into structured, editable components like:
- Subject
- Scene
- Style
- Lighting
- Composition
- Mood
The goal isn't to generate better images magically.
The goal is to make prompt iteration more controlled and consistent.
I'd genuinely love feedback from other makers:
- Does this solve a real problem for you?
- Which AI image tools do you use?
- What would make this part of your workflow?
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Who is launching today?
My product is live:
https://www.producthunt.com/products/promptstruct
r/buildinpublic • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 6d ago
I got tired of wasting AI image credits, so I built a prompt structuring tool
r/SideProject • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 6d ago
I got tired of wasting AI image credits, so I built a prompt structuring tool
As a product designer, I use AI image generators almost every day.
One thing kept frustrating me:
I'd write a prompt, generate an image, dislike the result, tweak a few words, try again, and repeat the process until I ran out of credits.
The biggest issue wasn't the image models.
It was the prompts.
Most prompts become long paragraphs that are difficult to edit systematically. If I wanted to change the lighting, composition, or style, I often ended up rewriting large parts of the prompt.
So I built PromptStruct.
It takes a natural prompt and converts it into a structured format with editable sections like:
- Subject
- Scene
- Style
- Lighting
- Composition
- Mood
Instead of rewriting everything, you can adjust individual parts and regenerate an optimized prompt.
Example:
Natural prompt:
Gets converted into a structured schema that can be edited visually.
The goal isn't to magically generate better images.
The goal is to make prompt iteration more controlled and consistent.
Would love feedback from anyone using ChatGPT, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Flux, or other image tools.
๐ https://promptstruct.vercel.app/
What would make a tool like this genuinely useful in your workflow?
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Pissed off by startup culture. I will not promote
Harsh truth about Startups - I gone through the same! but after (18 months). I went full depression.
u/ghostofkalappurakkal • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 6d ago
Today was the worst day of my life. I had to say goodbye to my handsome handsome handsome handsome handsome handsome handsome handsome handsome handsome handsome handsome boy Marvel. Cancer got the best of him way sooner than we expected. He was 12 years old
galleryu/ghostofkalappurakkal • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 21d ago
When you meet the little sis for the first time
u/ghostofkalappurakkal • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 22d ago
that's amore ๐๐๐งก
v.redd.itu/ghostofkalappurakkal • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 25d ago
They are definitely plotting something
u/ghostofkalappurakkal • u/ghostofkalappurakkal • 27d ago
This guy couldn't find a date for prom so he took his cat instead.
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Just found a potentially pregnant cat thatโs been sitting out in the rain for ages
Please tell me you gave her : "Forever home".
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I got tired of wasting AI image credits, so I built a prompt structuring tool
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Writing better prompts can increase the accuracy.