VISUAL WEB REFERENCE

Guide

Explore an image, understand an expression, then try its words.

Four starting points

Explore images through example cards or the name index. Themes preserve curated membership order. Presets explain the role of each component. The builder assembles a subject and expression phrases into text.

Example slots and actual subjects

The five example numbers are management slots. Their standard subjects are a dog, cat, teenage boy, unoccupied interior, and landscape. Some expressions use alternative subjects; the actual motif and substitution reason are shown. The same slot is not always the same subject.

There are three patterns: standard subjects only, mixed standard and alternative subjects, and alternatives for every slot. Both site languages share the English images. Japanese prompts are recorded translations, not guarantees of complete image generation conditions.

Three kinds of text

An expression phrase is a short instruction describing a concept. A recorded example prompt is the full text supplied in the source. An assembled example combines your chosen elements in the browser; it is not a result applied to the existing image.

If copying fails, select the text manually. Exact full prompts for diagnostic images are not supplied, so atomic example prompts are not shown as substitutes.

Compare and assemble

Compare two to four items and share the selection through its URL. Changing an example number also updates the actual motif label.

The builder expands presets into their component concepts and includes each concept once. Elements in the same facet are not automatically exclusive. Read their conditions and adjust your prompt. Free input is not sent externally or saved in the URL; leaving the page discards it.

Without images or JavaScript

You can read explanations and recorded prompts when images are unavailable. Static content and selectable copy fields remain accessible without JavaScript. Free prompt assembly and dynamic comparison require JavaScript.

Standard motifs only

1 — a medium-sized dog sitting in side view on simple ground, painted with watercolor paint

2 — a cat sitting on simple ground in three-quarter front view, painted with watercolor paint

3 — a standing teenage boy in three-quarter front view, wearing plain unbranded clothing, with ample space on both sides of the subject, painted with watercolor paint

4 — an unoccupied interior with a single chair beside a closed window and motionless curtains, painted with watercolor paint

5 — a broad valley with a flowing river, distant mountain ranges, and an open sky, painted with watercolor paint

Standard and alternative motifs

1 — a medium-sized dog sitting in side view on simple ground, looking directly at the viewer

2 — a cat sitting on simple ground in three-quarter front view, looking directly at the viewer

3 — a standing teenage boy in three-quarter front view, wearing plain unbranded clothing, with ample space on both sides of the subject, looking directly at the viewer

4 — two people paused during a conversation, framed from the chest up, looking directly at the viewer

5 — a small group portrait of three people, framed from the waist up, looking directly at the viewer

Alternative motifs only

1 — a type specimen with the single word "FORM" centered, set in bold geometric sans-serif type

2 — a type specimen showing uppercase A through Z at even spacing, set in bold geometric sans-serif type

3 — a type specimen showing the numerals zero through nine in one row, set in bold geometric sans-serif type

4 — a one-line type specimen of the short phrase "A QUIET HOUR", set in bold geometric sans-serif type

5 — a title specimen with "OPEN SKY" above "FIELD NOTES" in two lines, set in bold geometric sans-serif type