Illustration · Organization & Productivity
Using a ChatGPT table to generate structured image prompts in bulk
A 2023 X thread shows asking ChatGPT for a table of composition variables, then turning each row into an image prompt.
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2023 X thread read through an archive; personal experiment
WHAT THEY DID
Nick St. Pierre asks ChatGPT for a table whose columns are composition elements (camera angle, style, room type, focal point, textures, palette, lighting, mood and so on), has it fill ten rows with some values fixed, then asks for each row as a comma-separated prompt with an aspect-ratio setting, and requests more rows as needed.
HOW IT WENT
He claims “infinite” images at over 90% coherence; these are his estimates.
WORTH KNOWING
From 2023. A table produces variety quickly, but choosing and refining still decides whether any image is usable.
Try it yourself with ChatGPT
Please create a table that breaks down an interior architecture photograph composition into the following key elements, where each of these key elements is a column: … Fill the table with 10 rows of data, where: Composition = "Editorial Style photo" … Please write each row as a comma-separated sentence. Append each sentence with —ar 16:9
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Source: Nick St. Pierre · Thread Reader (archive of an X thread) · Mar 13, 2023Open as a page
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Type: Self-initiated experiment · Firsthand report · Older example, not a recent development
- Thread by @nickfloats on Thread Reader App – Thread Reader App
Nick St. Pierre · Thread Reader (archive of an X thread) · Published Mar 13, 2023 (Date derived from the X post ID.) · Checked Oct 20, 2026
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Nick St. Pierre · X · Published Mar 13, 2023 · Checked Oct 20, 2026
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Source check: Spot-checked by the 4TC build team on Oct 20, 2026. Re-read on 2026-10-20 for the second research pass. Nobody at 4TC has tested this.
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