Prompt(prompt)

Description

The Prompt node builds a single prompt string by combining a free-form text field with predefined selections for prefix, subject, action, clothes, environment, background, and NSFW content. It is grouped under EasyUse/Prompt and outputs one STRING that can be passed to any node expecting a prompt.

Inputs

All inputs are required, but every widget has a default value so the node can run without extra connections.

text

• Type: STRING
• Default: ""

The base prompt text. This is the only free-form text input; all other inputs are dropdown selections. It can be left empty if the prompt should be composed entirely from the dropdown choices.

prefix

• Type: COMBO
• Default: "Select the prefix add to the text"

Selects a prefix to add to the prompt text.

subject

• Type: COMBO
• Default: "👤Select the subject add to the text"

Selects the main subject to include in the prompt.

action

• Type: COMBO
• Default: "🎬Select the action add to the text"

Selects the action performed by the subject.

clothes

• Type: COMBO
• Default: "👚Select the clothes add to the text"

Selects clothing or outfit details to include.

environment

• Type: COMBO
• Default: "☀️Select the illumination environment add to the text"

Selects lighting or environmental conditions to add to the prompt.

background

• Type: COMBO
• Default: "🎞️Select the background add to the text"

Selects a background setting to include.

nsfw

• Type: COMBO
• Default: "🔞️Select the nsfw add to the text"

Selects an NSFW content descriptor to add to the prompt.

Outputs

• STRING: The assembled prompt, combining the base text with the selected dropdown values.

Usage Notes

• The COMBO inputs are fixed-choice dropdowns, not free-text fields. Choose the value that should be inserted into the prompt.
• The displayed defaults are placeholder labels asking you to select a value. For a meaningful prompt, change each dropdown to an actual option.
• The text input can be left empty when you only want to build the prompt from the dropdown selections.
• The output can be connected to any node that accepts a STRING prompt, such as a CLIP text encoder for positive or negative conditioning.