Midjourney Prompts, Video, SREF Codes Library
Midjourney Prompts, Video, SREF Codes Library and Guides
I’m the maker of PromptsRef.
Over the past weeks I’ve been gradually shipping a few small tools that I personally use a lot when generating images. I’m posting here to share the updates and (more importantly) to get honest feedback: what’s actually useful, what feels clunky, and what you’d like to see next.
PromptsRef is mainly built around Midjourney SREF (Style Reference) — helping you discover styles, reuse prompts, and make consistent series faster.
- ●Homepage
- ●Browse SREF / style gallery
- ●Mixed SREF combos (my frequently used pairings)
- ●Style Reference guide (beginner-friendly)
New / improved tools (with links)
[](https://github.com/underwoodxie/promptsref#new--improved-tools-with-links)### 1) AI Image Editor (describe the change → edit the image)
[](https://github.com/underwoodxie/promptsref#1-ai-image-editor-describe-the-change--edit-the-image)Use cases:
- ●Replace a line of text on a poster / banner
- ●Adjust small visual details (logo placement, decorative elements, background texture)
- ●Make a quick tweak without regenerating the whole image
Link:
2) Split Image Into Grid (slice into grid + optional HD upscale per tile)
- ●Post on X/Twitter: split one big image into a 3×3 thread to increase engagement
- ●Storyboards: split into tiles, refine key frames tile-by-tile
- ●Social layouts: publish tiles separately, then share the full image in comments
Link:
Note: slicing is free. HD upscale on selected tiles consumes credits.
3) Multiple Angle Images Generator (upload reference → generate 3×3 angles/poses)
- ●Multi-angle assets for characters/products (e-commerce, storyboards, consistency packs)
- ●Quickly get different viewpoints of the same subject
- ●Build a mini reference board for composition/camera ideas
Link:
4) Tools hub (all tools in one place)
[](https://github.com/underwoodxie/promptsref#4-tools-hub-all-tools-in-one-place)- Tools
Why I built these (simple reason)
[](https://github.com/underwoodxie/promptsref#why-i-built-these-simple-reason)The slow part isn’t the generation — it’s all the “small chores” around it:
- ●Splitting images for social posting
- ●Editing one tiny detail but needing many re-rolls
- ●Making consistent series/storyboards without enough angle references
So I’m turning those repetitive steps into one-click tools and keeping them close to the SREF + prompt library as a single workflow.
Feedback I’d love
[](https://github.com/underwoodxie/promptsref#feedback-id-love)1. What’s the most useful “image workflow tool” you use today (or wish existed)?
- 2Any obvious issues with quality / UX in the tools above?
- 3If I could only polish one tool to be “best in class”, which should it be?
Thanks for reading — would really appreciate any feedback 🙏