A prompt library, not an image generator
Most “AI art” apps try to make the picture for you. AI Image Prompts does the other half of the job: it helps you find a clear, copy-ready prompt, then you paste that prompt into the tool you already pay for or already use for free. That is a deliberate choice. It keeps this app small, honest, and useful whether your generator of the month is Midjourney, ChatGPT, Gemini or something else.
What you can do in the app
- Browse a large library of prompts, sorted by category.
- Search when you already know the style you want.
- Copy a prompt with one tap.
- Save favourite prompts.
- See preview images for prompts, where they are provided, as a hint of the direction — not as a guarantee of what another model will output.
Popular categories on the listing include portraits, anime, nature and landscapes, product photography, food, fashion, architecture, character design, cinematic scenes, logos and social-media graphics. If you want a written walk-through first, the hub has guides such as how to write AI image prompts that actually work, Midjourney prompt structure and ChatGPT image prompts.
Who it is for
The app is aimed at people who already generate images — designers, students, small-business owners making a product shot, or anyone tired of typing the same lighting words from scratch. It will not replace your judgement. A prompt that worked last month can look different after a model update, and this page will not pretend otherwise.
The Play package is com.aiprompts.image, from the developer name peakshawk. The listing may show ads. This page does not invent ratings or install counts; look at Google Play for those, if you need them.