Creator Gives Away His Entire Prompt Collection, Organized by Scene in a Milanote Canvas
gen_ericai · x · 2026-09-22
Instead of a behind-the-scenes post, @jordandchesney is giving away all of his prompts for free, organized as a large canvas on Milanote. Each scene has its own folder — double-click to enter the scene's canvas and access every prompt, with navigation in the top-left to move between scenes.
He also shares practical tips: the canvas is not mobile-friendly, so open it in a browser; hold Command and scroll to zoom, Shift to pan horizontally. A complete, freely accessible reference for studying how a working creator structures prompts and creative workflows.
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