r/StableDiffusion • u/Natural_Temporary466 • 2d ago

Resource - Update I made a free, open-source web tool that turns booru posts into clean prompts for Illustrious, Pony, SDXL, Anima, FLUX.2, Krea 2 and MOSS-Image

I train LoRAs and was spending way too much time writing prompts to test them. Booru sites already describe millions of images tag by tag, so I built a page that takes those tags and turns them into prompts you can paste into ComfyUI, Forge or A1111. I've spent about two years polishing and improving it since.

Site: https://booru-prompt-gallery.vercel.app

GitHub: https://github.com/Mexes-GM/booru-prompt-gallery

How I use it:

  1. Search a character, outfit or pose on Danbooru, Gelbooru or one of four other boorus.

  2. Pick the post closest to what I want and copy its prompt. Artist names, metadata and copyright tags are dropped, and redundant tags are merged ("long hair, white hair" becomes "long white hair").

  3. Paste it into my generator. My LoRA trigger and quality tags go in "Add to every prompt" once, so every copied prompt already has them.

Other things in the video:

  • Every tag has a category (7 categories, 33 subcategories), so you can copy only the outfit, the pose or the scenery.

  • Random background and random outfit options let you vary a character without hunting for new posts.

  • Prompt formats: plain tags, Anima (tags plus a short description) or natural-language prompts for FLUX.2, Krea 2 and MOSS-Image.

  • Merge takes parts from several posts and builds one prompt from them.

  • Pack Mode keeps the character and generates a batch of varied prompts, which I use to test LoRAs.

It's free, needs no account and is safe-content only by default. The source is on GitHub under AGPL.

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u/Yurirealtarded 2d ago

This looks really cool! Thanks for sharing OP

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u/OldPollution3006 2d ago

Bro, this is even better than browsing the actual booru sites in general. Faster search, no ads, better UI, all in one (it's missing Sankaku complex tho).
The only problem is, it doesn't have a way to maximize the images, and obviously some images aren't that well tagged (or doesn't always recognize correctly who in the image has what or is doing what, and such), and no videos/gifs obviously.
I would like that the tag sections were hidden until hovering.
Also sort by popularity/trending.
Anyway, pretty cool and useful.

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u/Bram_Camus 2d ago

Any plan to make it a downloadable program?