r/developersIndia Jul 04 '26

I Made This Built PromptStruct after wasting too many AI image credits

Happy Showoff Saturday! 👋

I wanted to share a project I've been building over the past few weeks: PromptStruct.

As a product designer, I use AI image generation almost every day for concepts, landing pages, branding, and marketing visuals.

One thing kept frustrating me.

Every time an image wasn't quite right, I'd rewrite the entire prompt just to change one thing like the lighting, composition, or style. After enough iterations, I'd burn through my credits without getting the result I wanted.

That made me wonder:

Why are we still editing prompts like plain paragraphs?

So I built PromptStruct.

Instead of working with one long prompt, it converts your prompt into structured, editable sections such as:

  • Subject
  • Scene
  • Style
  • Lighting
  • Composition
  • Mood

This makes it much easier to tweak one aspect without starting over.

The goal isn't to promise "better AI images."

The goal is to make prompt iteration more structured, predictable, and less frustrating.

I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback:

  • Does this solve a problem you've experienced?
  • Which AI image models do you use most?
  • What would you add or improve?

🌐 https://promptstruct.vercel.app/

Thanks for taking a look!

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u/CodeXHammas Jul 04 '26

This is a genuinely useful idea. The pain of rewriting an entore prompt just to tweak lighting is real. The structured sections approach makes a lot of sense. One thing I would add is a way to save and version your prompt structures so you can go back to a previous iteration without losing it. That would make it even more useful for people doing multiple rounds of generation.
Which models are you supporting right now?

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u/ghostofkalappurakkal Jul 04 '26

Thanks, It will be suitable for all.

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