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About PromptVibe

Written by Rohit Raj • Last updated October 10, 2026

What This Site Is

PromptVibe is an independent, one-person site that publishes AI photo editing, video and caption prompts with step-by-step guides for free tools like ChatGPT, Gemini and Bing Image Creator. It launched in September 2026. Each guide gives copy-ready prompts, explains what each part of a prompt does, and shows how to fix the most common bad results. Where a guide has sample images, they were generated from its prompts.

The goal is simple: save you the trial and error of writing prompts from scratch, and explain why each prompt works so you can adapt it to your own photos.

Why the Address Says “alvideodownloader”

This domain previously hosted a video downloader tool. That tool has been permanently shut down and all of its pages removed. In September 2026 the domain was relaunched as PromptVibe, and it now publishes only the AI prompt guides you see here.

Meet the Author

Every guide on this site is researched and written by Rohit Raj.

Author photo of Rohit Raj - Founder & Writer, PromptVibe

Rohit Raj

Founder & Writer, PromptVibe

Rohit Raj runs PromptVibe and writes every guide on it. He writes AI photo, video and caption prompts for free tools like ChatGPT, Gemini and Bing Image Creator, and explains why each prompt works so readers can adapt it to their own photos.

AI photo editing promptsImage-to-video promptsCaption and bio promptsChatGPTGeminiBing Image Creator

How Guides Are Made

The full rules, including how AI is used and how corrections work, are in our editorial & AI policy.

1. Written for a Named Tool

Every prompt card names the tool it was written for, and its button opens that tool. Sample images, where shown, were generated from that prompt.

2. Explained, Not Just Listed

Each prompt comes with a note on why it works and what to change, plus a Problems & Fixes table for common failures like distorted hands or garbled names.

3. Safety & Compliance

Prompts are written to follow the content policies of OpenAI, Google and Microsoft: no real people, brand logos, or unsafe content.

4. Free Open Access

No subscriptions, paywalls, or sign-up forms. Every prompt is free to copy and use.

Contact & Corrections

Spotted a prompt that no longer works, or have a trend you want covered? Email Rohit Raj directly at:

infovision234@gmail.com