AI Prompt Generator

AI Prompt Generator is a generative image tool that builds detailed image prompts in Notion and paste them into Midjourney or DALL-E. A Notion template for building image-generation prompts at three experience levels, with copy and paste output for Midjourney, DALL-E and similar tools.

AI Prompt Generator is a Notion template that walks you through assembling an image prompt piece by piece, then hands you finished text to paste into Midjourney, DALL-E or any other image generator that accepts natural language. It is not a standalone app and does not generate images itself. The product is a structured workspace page: you duplicate it into your own Notion account and the template does the organizing, not the model. The core idea is a difficulty dial. Before you start writing, you pick one of three experience levels (Casual, Semi-Professional or Professional), and the template shows a matching set of parameters to choose from. A casual user gets a lean list of options, while a professional gets a much wider field of attributes to specify. That keeps beginners from drowning in settings while still giving experienced users room to describe style, mood, composition and other detail. The output is a natural sounding prompt in full sentences rather than a comma-separated keyword dump. The workflow is deliberately manual. You select options inside Notion, the template composes the prompt text, and you copy that text across to your image tool of choice. Nothing is sent to Midjourney or DALL-E automatically, and there is no API, extension or plugin. The author frames this as a feature: no typing inside the image generator at all, just a copy and paste. A linked video tutorial shows the template in use, and the purchase includes lifetime updates. It suits hobbyists who keep getting muddy results and want a repeatable method, and creators who generate images often enough to want their prompt building in one place alongside notes. Anyone expecting an automated prompt library with a database, tagging or one-click sending to multiple models will find it thin. Compare it against web prompt builders and the built-in prompt helpers shipping with image platforms; this one competes on structure and on living inside Notion, not on automation.