Sources & attribution
Where LensPrompt examples come from, how attribution is preserved, and what the archive does not license.
Last updated: 2026-11-13
Dataset source
LensPrompt uses the Open Image Prompts archive, including its recorded prompts, source links, translations, and oip-visual-v2 taxonomy. The initial imported dataset release is 2026-11-11-1810.
The upstream data licensing and attribution notice distinguishes project-authored materials from third-party source content. That distinction also matters when browsing this site.
Rights are specific to each layer
The upstream maintainer makes the schema, taxonomy, normalized labels, translations, and other project-authored metadata available under CC BY 4.0 to the extent the maintainer owns the relevant rights. See the upstream notice for its terms and scope.
Source prompts, posts, creator handles, source URLs, and source images remain the property of their respective creators or rights holders. The repository's software license and its metadata license do not relicense that third-party material. Availability in an archive is not a grant of commercial reuse rights.
Before using an image or prompt, inspect its original post, any accompanying terms, and the requirements of the tool or platform you plan to use. Attribution alone does not resolve every permission question.
Attribution on each example
A curated detail page provides the source handle, source post URL, original prompt, and available tool information. For example:
- Night Street Editorial Portrait links to @Goodmanprotocol's source post.
- Red Headphones Anime Portrait preserves the source record and attribution on its detail page.
- Sunrise Desk Watch Campaign links to @Urwa_345's source post.
An external post may become unavailable or change. We retain its recorded provenance so that an archive example can still be identified; the archived record is not proof of the creator's current permissions.
LensPrompt editorial additions
The site adds navigation, curated collection choices, descriptive titles, usage guides, and adaptation notes. These additions are separate from source prompts. A translated or adapted version is labeled and does not replace the original.
The authors shown on the site are credited as sources. They are not described as customers, partners, or endorsers of LensPrompt.
Corrections and removal
If we have misidentified a source, omitted relevant context, or displayed material that should be removed, use the correction and removal instructions. Include the LensPrompt page and original source URL so that the correct record can be located.