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About HowToWritePrompt

HowToWritePrompt.in is a free site that teaches people how AI image prompts work, so they can write and edit their own instead of only copying someone else's.

What we do

Most prompt websites list prompts and stop there. We explain the parts of a prompt: the subject, the lighting, the camera framing, the fabric and skin detail, and the instructions that keep a face looking like you. When you know what each part does, you can fix a bad result yourself.

The site has three parts:

  • Guides and breakdowns in the blog. Each guide takes one style, such as a festival portrait, a cinematic collage or a retro film look, splits the prompt into its building blocks and shows how to adjust each one.
  • A prompt gallery with ready-to-use prompts for Gemini and ChatGPT, mostly portraits for Indian festivals, couples, saree and ethnic looks, and social media posters.
  • Free tools such as the Prompt Refiner, Prompt Studio and the YouTube Thumbnail Generator, which turn a rough idea into a more detailed prompt.

Who it is for

Our readers are mainly Indian creators, students, small business owners and social media users who want good AI photos and posters without learning a complicated tool. A shop owner making a Diwali offer poster and a student making a profile picture should both be able to follow our guides.

How we create our content

  • We test before we publish. Each prompt is run in Gemini, ChatGPT or the tool named on the page. Results change with the reference photo and the model version, and we say so on the page.
  • We write our own. Prompts and guides are written for this site. When an idea comes from another creator, we credit them and explain our own changes.
  • We explain the reasoning. A prompt on its own is not a guide. Every guide covers why the prompt works, common problems such as face drift, and how to fix them.
  • We label AI images. Sample images are AI-generated and marked as such. They show what a prompt can produce, not a guarantee of your result.
  • We use AI as a helper, not an author. We may use AI tools to help with drafts and images. A person reviews, edits and approves everything before it goes live.
  • We fix mistakes. If you find an error or an outdated tip, tell us and we will correct it. Read our Editorial Policy for more.

Our principles

Practical over theoretical

Every guide should leave you able to do something new on the same day.

Honest about limits

AI results vary. We do not promise perfect output, and we tell you when a prompt may need changes.

Respect for people's photos and identity

We do not store the photos you use with Gemini or ChatGPT. We do not publish prompts meant to imitate real private individuals, create misleading content or produce explicit images.

Free to use

The site is free. We may show ads to cover hosting and development costs, and ads never decide what we write.

Meet the author

Sushil Joshi

Founder, web developer and content creator · Rajasthan, India

I am a web developer and content creator from Rajasthan. I build websites and tools in PHP, MySQL and JavaScript, and I make content for Hindi- and English-speaking audiences. I started HowToWritePrompt after seeing how many people copy prompts, get a different face or a plastic-looking result, and have no idea why.

My focus here is practical AI image prompting: keeping a person's face consistent, getting natural skin and fabric texture, and adapting Indian festival and ethnic styles such as Diwali, Navratri and saree portraits. I write and test the guides myself and run the website and its tools.

Write to me at admin@howtowriteprompt.in.

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HowToWritePrompt is an independent website. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, OpenAI, Midjourney, Anthropic or Black Forest Labs.