100,000 Prompts: the Open Encyclopedia Hits Six Figures

100,000 Prompts: the Open Encyclopedia Hits Six Figures

Today Wikiprompt crossed 100,000 active prompts. Every one is attributed to its original author or source dataset, carries structured metadata (model, type, quality assessment, keywords), is translated into seven languages, and is downloadable as open data. Here is what six figures of prompts actually looks like.

The catalog in numbers

Where it all comes from

Twitter/X remains the largest vein (53,281 prompts from the daily harvest of 600+ curated accounts), followed by open Hugging Face datasets (38,662 - DiffusionDB, the LAION DALL-E 3 archive, open-image-preferences, the Rapidata preference studies, r/WritingPrompts), MeiGen, prompts.chat, Reddit, Civitai and FayMas. Every source is credited per prompt.

Three eras, one shelf

The catalog now documents the whole history of prompting side by side: the 2022 keyword incantations with their original seeds and settings, the 2023 DALL-E 3 absurdist sentences, and today's cinematic production briefs with camera language and parameter blocks.

Everything stays open

Thanks to every author whose prompts make up the shelf. On to the next hundred thousand.