Stunning Light Studio · Prompt tools

Horror After Dark

Chills, not gore. Pick a scare, mix the dread, take the prompt to your own image AI.

Best experienced on desktop or tablet. Mobile works too — expect a little more scrolling.

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1. Image & Output Settings

Universal settings for the Studio prompt builders.

Target image AI

Same creative choices; model changes tweak instructions, not ingredients. Midjourney remains experimental.

Reference images

Use Reference Image(s)Add instructions for images you'll attach later in your own AI. No files are uploaded here.
Strict Feature LockPreserve defining features when provided; request coherent anatomy for people and creatures alike.
Your photos stay with you. This site only writes prompts. Attach any references when you paste the prompt into your image AI.

Image format

Output character

Choose one primary render style. The middle panel adds horror treatment and scene ingredients without overriding your selected look.

Output quality

ON by default; adds a quality instruction to the prompt.

Special instructions optional

Keep it short. Surprise Me won't erase what you write.

2. Create Your Horror Scene

Start with a clean slate. Open an ingredient to see its checkboxes — each choice adds well-written horror direction; Random tells the image AI to decide that ingredient. Use Surprise Me for a fresh combination, or build your own one choice at a time.

Ingredients Mix the dread

Leave blank for an unlettered image. Type a short phrase if you want words in the art.

New here? Hit ✦ Surprise Me first — see what it can do, then tweak what you get.

Fresh combinations, not premade prompts. Surprise Me creates new combinations. Custom text and shared image settings stay put.

3. Your Model-Ready Prompt

Built one choice at a time with full creative guidance. Copy into your preferred image AI.

Creative title not printed on the image

Prompt

Ready. Build your prompt one choice at a time.

We create instructions, not images. Image models interpret prompts differently; reference fidelity, poster lettering and exact aspect ratios depend on the AI you use.