About Neroidea
Neroidea is a curated gallery of AI image prompts. Every image on the site is published together with the exact prompt that produced it — whatever look you like, copy the words and make it yours.
The gallery is sourced from public posts on X and partner galleries, then reviewed, categorized and re-published with credit and a link to the original author. Authors who want their work removed or re-attributed can reach us any time and we will act promptly.
We do not publish raw reposts. Every prompt page carries an editorial note written for this site: what the image shows, which words in the prompt create that look, and what to swap to make it your own. Pages still waiting for a note are kept out of search until one is written and reviewed.
Around the gallery we build small, self-contained tools: a 田字格 worksheet generator for Chinese handwriting practice, a pinyin annotator that turns any Chinese text into a printable reading sheet, and a fullscreen flag display for classrooms and events. All of them run in your browser and upload nothing.
The games are built the same way — small and finished rather than big and abandoned: Promptle, a daily game where you guess the words behind an AI image; Math Party, a mental-math drill for grades 1–6; and a handful of physics toys like Soft Melon and Flow Field.
The Journal collects our longer original writing — prompt teardowns, tool guides and notes from building the site — with every piece linking back to the prompts, tools and games it discusses.
Neroidea is bilingual (English and 中文), statically served from Cloudflare's network, and grows one module at a time. Editorial notes are drafted with AI assistance and human-reviewed before publication; prompt text and images remain the work of their credited authors.
Made by an independent maker. Questions, ideas, takedown requests: nero_cho@163.com.