Free Stable Diffusion Prompt Generator

Token-weighted SDXL prompts with automatic negative prompts. Compatible with Automatic1111, ComfyUI, InvokeAI, and Forge. Free, no signup.

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What makes Stable Diffusion prompts different

Stable Diffusion — especially SDXL — gives you the most technical control of any image model. Prompts use comma-separated tokens with optional weighting, and a separate negative prompt field for what you want excluded.

Positive:
(masterpiece:1.2), (highly detailed:1.1), portrait of a wizard
in a library, dramatic chiaroscuro lighting, oil painting style,
cinematic composition, 8k, sharp focus

Negative:
blurry, low quality, distorted hands, extra fingers, watermark,
text, worst quality, lowres

Reprompte generates both fields automatically when you select Stable Diffusion.

How to generate an SDXL prompt in 3 steps

1

Describe your idea

Enter a short concept — e.g. "a wizard in a library, dramatic light".

2

Pick SDXL + style

Reprompte outputs a weighted positive prompt and a matched negative prompt.

3

Paste into SD WebUI

Positive prompt in the main field, negative prompt in the negative field. Works with A1111, ComfyUI, InvokeAI.

SDXL settings cheat sheet

SettingRecommendedNotes
SamplerDPM++ 2M KarrasBest balance of quality and speed for SDXL
Steps25-35Above 40 = diminishing returns
CFG Scale5-8SDXL prefers lower CFG than SD 1.5
Resolution1024×1024 (or 1024×1536)SDXL trained at 1024px base
Token weighting(word:1.2)Use for emphasis, avoid extreme weights >1.5
LoRA format<lora:name:weight>Append at end of positive prompt

Frequently asked questions

Is this Stable Diffusion prompt generator free?

100% free, no signup, no credit card, unlimited generation.

Does it generate negative prompts automatically?

Yes — each output includes a style-matched negative prompt (blurry, low quality, distorted hands, watermark, etc.).

Does it work with Automatic1111 and ComfyUI?

Yes. Token-weighted syntax (word:1.2) works identically in A1111, ComfyUI, InvokeAI, Forge, and most SD WebUIs.

What is token weighting?

(blue:1.3) boosts blue; (clouds:0.7) weakens clouds. Reprompte applies sensible weights automatically based on the style.

What CFG scale should I use?

SDXL prefers 5-8. SD 1.5 uses 7-12. Lower CFG = more creativity; higher CFG = stricter prompt adherence.

Can I use LoRAs?

Yes. Append <lora:name:weight> to the positive prompt after generation.

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