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Two prompts, not one

Prompt box with two tabs, the final prompt tab active and clearly longer than what was typed

The user prompt and the AI-optimized final prompt

The prompt box has two tabs.
What you typed. This is yours and WJI does not change it.
Switching to the Final prompt tab triggers optimization automatically. So does changing the model — different models respond to different phrasing, so the final prompt is regenerated to suit.
If you press generate while optimization is still running, WJI waits for it to finish before submitting. The button stays disabled until then.

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Referencing your assets

Type @ in the prompt to mention a reference you have added — @image1, @video1, @audio1. This tells the model which reference you mean when you write something like “put @image1 in the setting from @image2”. References are auto-named image1, image2 and so on, but you can rename them. Names longer than 64 characters fall back to the automatic name.

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Prompt templates

Template dialog with the character, composition, camera, and blend categories

The prompt template library

The template library has 58 templates in four categories: The character templates are how most editing gets done in WJI — see Best practices.

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Style presets

Thirteen styles are available, plus a custom option: None · Cinematic · Japanese anime · 3D animation · Unreal Engine · Photorealistic · Cartoon · Japanese manga · American comic · 3D render · Claymation · Blind-box figure · Hand-drawn sketch
The style is appended to the final prompt when you submit, but it is not shown in the prompt box. If your results look stylized and you cannot see why, check whether a style is still selected from an earlier generation.
Inside a workspace, your style choice is saved to the workspace rather than just your browser.

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Saving a prompt you like

Save as prompt preset stores the prompt for reuse. Presets can be scoped to the workspace so everyone on the project can use them. See Workspace settings.