About the Author

Hi, I’m Muhammad Daniyal, the creator and curator behind PromptTick.

My Background

I’ve spent 2 Year hands-on with AI image generation, experimenting with tools like Gemini, testing how small changes in wording change an output completely, and learning what actually makes a prompt “work” versus what just sounds good on paper. That trial-and-error experience is exactly why PromptTick exists: to save you the guesswork I had to go through myself.

What I Do

Every prompt published on PromptTick is:

• Written from real experience — not generated in bulk or guessed at
• Personally tested — run through an AI image generator before it’s published
• Paired with a real sample image — the actual output from that exact prompt, so you know what to expect

Our Editorial Process

Before any prompt makes it onto the site, it goes through a simple process:

1. Draft — A prompt idea is written based on a category, style, or subject worth exploring.
2. Test — The prompt is run through an AI image generator to see what it actually produces.
3. Refine — Wording is adjusted and re-tested until the output is consistently strong.
4. Publish — Only prompts that produce solid, reliable results are published, alongside the sample image generated from that exact prompt.

This process means what you see is what you get — no prompts published just to pad out a category.

Why I Do This

I believe a great prompt shouldn’t be locked behind hours of trial and error. My goal with PromptTick is to make high-quality, tested AI prompts accessible to anyone — designers, marketers, hobbyists, or anyone curious about AI art — so you can go from idea to image without the frustration.

Get In Touch

Questions, prompt requests, or feedback? Reach out through our contact page — I’d love to hear from you.

Thanks for being part of the PromptTick community!