Turn a thin prompt into a full one
You know what you want and the words are not coming. The enhancer takes the short version and gives you back the one you would have written with more patience — in the language you wrote it in, with your variables untouched.
What it does to a prompt
A prompt like a woman in a cafe, nice light is not wrong, it is just thin: it leaves the model to invent the framing, the lens, the time of day and the mood. The enhancer fills that in — subject, style, framing, light — and hands back something specific enough to be repeatable.
It answers in the language you wrote in. A Russian prompt comes back enhanced in Russian, not quietly translated into English on the way. If you do want it in another language, the translator will translate and enhance in a single pass.
It will not wreck your template
The enhancer obeys the same bracket contract as the translator: every bracketed section survives,
in the same order, with its characters intact. So
A [STYLE] portrait of a [SUBJECT] comes back richer around the brackets and still
builds every version when you press Parse. Enhancing a template does not cost you the template.
Where the result goes
Three doors, and none of them involve copying: send it to the Source box to build a batch from it, copy it to the clipboard for somewhere else, or push it straight into the image generator with the box already filled.
What it costs
Nothing to buy. It runs on a free Puter allowance and the default model is a light one, so enhancing barely touches it — pictures are the expensive part, and the deck shows their price before you spend. The deck itself works completely without an account; only the AI tools need one, and signing in happens in Puter's own window so no password is typed on this site.
Everything else you type stays in your browser. The full account is in Privacy & data.
Common questions
What does the enhancer actually change?
It takes a short or clumsy prompt and gives you a fuller one back — more specific about subject, style, framing and light — in the language you wrote it in. It does not translate unless you ask it to.
Will it wreck a bracketed template?
No. It works to the same bracket contract as the translator: every bracketed section survives, in order, with its characters intact, so an enhanced template still builds every version.
Does it answer in my language?
Yes. A prompt written in Russian comes back enhanced in Russian. If you want it in another language, use the translator with translate and enhance ticked and it does both in one pass.
What happens to the result?
It goes back into the Source box to build a batch from, onto your clipboard, or straight into the image generator — whichever you press. Nothing is copied by hand.
Is it free, and does it need an account?
It is free on a Puter allowance, and the deck itself needs no account. Signing in happens in Puter's own window, so no password is typed on this site.