Use when the user wants emotional or symbolic visual expression in representational, realistic, or stylized imagery, artistic direction, composition or light-and-color exploration, medium or style exploration, abstract or surreal concepts, or a targeted visual-form revision.
Use when the user wants comic story architecture, page and panel planning, a four-panel narrative, a complete text storyboard, or a targeted story, shot, layout, or continuity revision.
Use when the user wants NovelAI prompt text for a settled comic or four-panel storyboard, asks for ready-to-use comic or four-panel prompts directly without a storyboard review, wants a page or panel export, or wants a targeted correction to existing comic prompt text.
Use when the user wants prompt wording for a settled outfit, a clothing-only fragment, clothing in a complete image prompt, or a targeted correction to clothing prompt text.
Use when the user already has an idea or subject and wants an illustration composition, a visual moment, staging, camera, spatial relationships, lighting, or a targeted visual design revision.
Use when the user wants a scene, place, environment or situational design, an environment-centered visual concept, or a targeted revision to an existing setting.
Use when the user needs general NovelAI prompt syntax, field or preset guidance, wording for a settled ordinary illustration, or an exact edit or correction to existing prompt text.
Use when the user wants to create an original character, develop a character core, world relationships, behavior or visual identity, or make a targeted character redesign.
Use when the user wants an original character outfit, a wardrobe, a clothing design direction, or a visual garment redesign. Converting a settled outfit into prompt text belongs to nai5-writing.
Use when the user sends an image and wants a ready-to-use NovelAI V5 prompt reverse-engineered from it, or only one part of it (composition, lighting, colors, outfit, appearance, pose, expression, scene, relationships, or on-image text). Not for merely describing what an image shows.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: