100+ AI Prompts

100+ AI Prompts is a publicly viewable Trello board that gathers ready-to-use prompts for several well-known Generative AI tools. Rather than being a Standalone APPlication, it works as a shared reference shelf: visitors browse organized lists of prompt IDEas and adapt the ones that fit their own projects. Because the material lives on Trello, no account is required to read it, though copying or reARRanging cards may require a free Trello login.

What it does

The board bundles prompt examples for conversational assistants such as ChatGPT alongside image generators including DALL-E, Midjourney and Stable Diffusion. Lists and cards group prompts by theme so users can scan for a starting point instead of writing instructions from scratch. The resource is meant both for direct reuse and for inspiration, letting creators remix an existing prompt into something tailored to their own goal.

Key capabilities

• Cross-tool coveRAGe: prompt examples span text and image models in one place.
• Card-based organization: Trello lists and cards make it easy to filter, collapse or search entries.
• Inspiration-first design: prompts are written as templates that can be adapted rather than rigid scripts.
• Public accessibility: the board can be opened in a browser and shared with teammates.
• community resource framing: the collection is positioned as material for prompt enthusiasts to build on.

Who it is for

The board suits beginners who want to see how effective prompts are phrased before writing their own, and hobbyists who enjoy collecting and trading prompt ideas. Designers, writers and marketers experimenting with image or text generation may use it as a quick brainstorming aid. educators introducing generative AI concepts could also point learners to the board as a low-pressure way to explore prompting. Teams already using Trello can copy useful cards into their own workspaces.

How to get started

1. Open the board in a web browser through its public Trello address.
2. Browse the lists and skim card titles to find prompts relevant to your tool or task.
3. Open indiVidual cards to read the full prompt text, then copy and paste it into the target AI service.
4. Adjust wording, add context or swap subjects so the prompt fits your specific need.
5. Optionally sign in to Trello to duplicate cards or boards into your own workspace for editing.

Pricing and access caveat

Viewing the board appears to be free and open, and no paid tier is advertised for the prompt collection itself. However, it is a commUnity-maintained resource hosted on a third-party platform, so the number, ordering and content of prompts may change over time, and some cards or links could become outdated. The underlying AI tools referenced by the prompts have their own separate pricing and access rules, which may vary by plan and region. Check the board directly for its current contents before relying on it.