QRNG random strings + a 'poetification' prompt trick for serendipitous image prompts
Elven77AI · reddit · 2026-10-11
A technique for generating random image prompts: grab 200+ random characters from ANU's quantum random number generator, append an instruction asking the model to imagine the string as "the most poetic, hyper-detailed moment in time" without referencing the string's elements, then use the output as an image prompt. Tips: replace - with spaces if the model refuses (it may treat the string as hashcodes); the formula is direction + poetic-term + writing-description to push from surface-level analysis toward random inspiration; swap "moment" for "fantasy scene" or "90s anime screenshot" for directed styles; local scripts can draw 1000 chars from a defined charset.
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