This small workflow is a valuable helper in many situations.

It runs completely locally.

It assists you in crafting prompts rich in details that we normally don't think of because we are too focused only on the main subject.

It is built by default into my upcoming Krea 2 workflows, which I will publish soon. However, I thought that instead of modifying every workflow, it could work great as a standalone tool. It simply requires you to manually copy the final enriched prompt and paste it into whichever generation workflow you want to use.

Inside the Subgraph, you will find the System Prompt. This is what guides the VL LLM model to expand and enrich the information you enter into the Positive Prompt node. The original one I found is tailored to generate conversational prompts, which are perfect for Flux.2 Klein and Krea 2. I have crafted and included 4 alternative versions of the system prompt that can be very useful and interesting:

* TAG Enhancer: Creates a prompt in a tag-list format for compatibility with models that do not support conversational prompts well (or at all).

* Two different types of system prompts designed to illustrate abstract concepts, poems, emotions, feelings, songs, and so on.

* A specific system prompt for Krea Edit: This was born from the need to use the prompt enhancer while maintaining the identity of faces/heads from the Krea Edit nodes. Normally, a prompt enhancer also describes faces, hair, eyes, etc., which breaks the character likeness. You won't need this unless you implement it yourself in a Krea workflow (but I am about to publish a very nice one), but it doesn't take up any space, so I left it in.

Outside the Subgraph, you will find a Boolean switch. Set it to True to activate the original system prompt, or False to currently activate one of the two "artistic" system prompts.

An inside Markdown Note will provide further instructions and tips.

Have fun and don't break anything :-)