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From idea to prompt in 15 seconds
Type a slash, pick a command, choose your tool, copy.
Type your idea and a few slash commands. SlashFrame writes a sentence-style prompt for Google Flow and tells you which aspect ratio to set. Free, in your browser, no sign-up.
You type
You get (Google Flow format)
How it works
You keep control of the idea. The commands add the camera, light and style wording that image tools respond to.
Say what you want, then add commands such as /goldenhour or /85mm. Plain words like "cinematic" work too.
Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Flux, DALL-E, Gemini, Google Flow or Kling. The prompt is formatted the way that tool likes it.
One click copies the finished prompt, plus a negative prompt when your tool has one. A list shows what every command added.
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Type a slash, pick a command, choose your tool, copy.
Examples
Drag the slider. The left side is the plain idea, the right side adds commands.
Try it
Everything below runs in your browser. Click commands on the right to add them.
Free prompt generators
Each tool wants a slightly different format. Pick yours and get the right one.
New to prompts? Read how to write AI image prompts, or browse the command cheat sheet.
Get it
The same commands work as a Claude skill and plugin, a ChatGPT GPT, a Gemini Gem, this web page, and ComfyUI nodes.
Install the plugin in two commands. (Its id is still image-style.)
claude plugin marketplace add geevarghesekthomas84-sys/image-style-skill claude plugin install image-style@image-style-market
Prompt, upload and SVG nodes, plus ready workflows. Unzip into custom_nodes and restart.
ComfyUI-ImageStyle.zip
Ready-made files for a Custom GPT, a Gemini Gem and a Claude.ai skill upload. Steps are in the README.
dist/platforms/
At most 8 style modifiers, and when two commands clash the later one wins.
Every command is listed with the exact words it added, so you can learn what each does.
Save a set of commands as your own recipe, or copy a link that opens your exact request.
MIT licensed. Everything is on GitHub.
About
Google Flow works with video-style output, which supports wide 16:9 and tall 9:16 frames. A good prompt describes the subject, the camera move or angle, the light and the style in plain sentences.
SlashFrame writes one sentence per command and ends with a line such as "Set aspect ratio to 16:9". If you ask for another ratio, it adds a note that video supports 16:9 or 9:16 only.
Motion commands such as /dolly, /orbit and /handheld describe camera movement and are meant for video tools like Flow and Kling.
You type:
a lone lighthouse on a cliff /storm /dramaticlighting /24mm /16:9 /clean
You get:
a lone lighthouse on a cliff. Wide 24mm field of view, environmental context with natural perspective. Violent storm, dark roiling clouds, lightning, wind. Dramatic lighting, strong contrast between light and shadow. Avoid text, watermark, logo, signature, caption, username. Set aspect ratio to 16:9
Want a different tool? See all free prompt generators.
FAQ
Short answers about SlashFrame, the free AI image prompt generator.
Flow video supports 16:9 and 9:16. SlashFrame adds a note if you ask for any other ratio.
Yes. Commands such as /dolly, /orbit, /pan, /crane, /handheld and /slowmotion describe camera movement for video prompts.
Yes. It is free and open source under the MIT license. There is no account, no sign-up and nothing to install to use the website.
It formats prompts for Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Flux, DALL-E and ChatGPT, Gemini, Google Flow and Kling. It also ships as a Claude skill and plugin, ChatGPT and Gemini instruction packs, and ComfyUI nodes.
It is free and open source. If it saves you time, scan the code with your phone or tap the button to buy me a coffee. Thank you!
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