Promptsref is a web service that collects “sample books” of prompts for generating images and video with AI. At its center are Midjourney SREF (Style Reference) codes: you browse codes alongside example images and reuse them directly in your own work. Around that, the site adds prompt collections for several other models such as Nano Banana and Seedance, generation tools for images, video and audio, and 44 guide articles. It is built by Xie Underwood and launched in February 2026. The top page states that more than 10,000 public prompts are available.
An SREF code is the numeric parameter you give Midjourney when you want an image to lean toward a particular look. Because it is just a number, there is no way to know what a given code produces until you generate with it. Promptsref aims to cut down that guesswork by listing the codes together with example results.
Key Features
- Browse SREF codes with example images: Codes are organized by style so you can pick one by looking at thumbnails of the results. From a code’s detail page you can copy it and paste it straight into Midjourney
- A prompt library that spans models: Besides Midjourney SREF, prompts are organized by model and style for GPT Image, Nano Banana, Seedance and others, which helps when you want to recreate the same subject on a different model
- Generate and edit images on the site: AI image generation, portrait generation, LinkedIn profile photos and YouTube thumbnails, plus editing tools such as Image to Prompt (deriving a prompt from an image), 4K upscaling, camera angle changes and background removal
- Video tools: AI video generation, motion control, lip sync, quality enhancement, depth video, and grid-image-to-video conversion. Seedance, Kling and Veo family models are listed as supported
- Audio as well: Text-to-speech, voice cloning and voice design are available under the same account
- 44 guide articles: Copy-and-paste prompt examples grouped by theme ─ character and pose design, product photography, food and fashion, architecture and interiors, typography and logos, cinematic camera language
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What’s included |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 (80 credits on sign-up) | Access to public prompts and SREF codes, plus use of the generation tools within your credits |
| Paid (Premium) | Check the site | Member-only SREF codes and prompt collections, additional credits |
The generation tools run on credits, and signing up grants 80 free credits. The paid plan is purchased through the “Upgrade” link at the top of the site; the monthly, annual and one-time options and their amounts are whatever the official site shows. Figures appear on some third-party sites, but they could not be confirmed on the official pages, so no amount is stated here.
Pricing is as of August 2026. Please check the official site for the latest pricing.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- You choose SREF codes by appearance rather than by number, which reduces the number of trial generations needed to settle on a Midjourney style
- Browsing prompts and actually generating or editing images happen on the same site
- Coverage extends beyond images to video and audio tools, so asset creation stays in one place
- Free credits let you check output quality before paying
- Japanese-language pages are provided
⚠️ Cons
- The amounts and tiers of the paid plan are hard to read off the top page; you need to open the “Upgrade” screen before subscribing
- Because the tools consume credits, costs are hard to predict for heavy use
- The higher-quality SREF codes and some prompt collections sit behind the member-only tier, so the free tier does not show the whole catalog
- SREF codes can behave differently after Midjourney version changes, so results may not match the posted examples
- It is an individually built service, so continuity and support are harder to gauge than with a large platform
Comparison with Similar Services
| Item | Promptsref | Srefs.co | Midlearning | PromptHero |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core asset | SREF codes plus multi-model prompts | Midjourney style library | SREF codes and prompt collections | Shared prompts across models |
| Models covered | Midjourney, GPT Image, Nano Banana, Seedance and others | Mainly Midjourney | Mainly Midjourney | Midjourney, Stable Diffusion and others |
| On-site generation tools | Images, video and audio | None to limited | None to limited | Limited |
| Learning content | 44 guide articles | Few | Yes | Yes |
| Free use | Yes (80 credits) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Pricing at the compared services changes over time, so check the amounts on each official site.
Who Is It For
- People who want consistent styling in Midjourney but lose time hunting for SREF codes
- Designers and content creators producing series of images in a single look
- Beginners who want to learn prompt writing from worked examples
- Solo creators who need short videos or narration audio alongside images, in one place
- Anyone switching between several image models who wants per-model prompt examples in one library
Summary
The main value of Promptsref is being able to browse Midjourney SREF codes alongside example images, with a cross-model prompt library and generation tools layered on top. For narrowing down a style it reliably saves steps, though it is worth checking the paid plan’s price before committing, since it is not visible from the top page. A sensible order is to test the library’s coverage and output quality within the free credits first, then consider the paid plan if you use SREF codes regularly.