Find prompts and browse examples in Rivya
Search Rivya's prompt library, browse examples by model, and open a prompt. Learn what transfers, how to save a template, and what to check before generating.
Last reviewed on September 13, 2026
Use the prompt library when you want text to adapt. Use the showcase when you want to inspect examples and compare creative directions. Both are public to browse; opening an example does not generate a new result or add it to your own history.
Choose a library or showcase
Each mode has two browsing pages:
| What you want to make | Prompt library | Showcase |
|---|---|---|
| Images | Image prompts | Image examples |
| Videos | Video prompts | Video examples |
| Audio | Audio prompts | Audio examples |
| Chat responses | Chat prompts | Chat examples |
The library lists published templates for the selected mode and language. The showcase groups examples by model, with presentation suited to the content: images, video previews, audio players where an audio file is available, or text excerpts for chat. The selection can differ between modes; a model without an example in the gallery is not necessarily unavailable.
Search the library and read a template
Open the library for your task. Enter a relevant keyword and submit the search; typing alone does not apply it.
Browse the results and use pagination when it appears. If you arrived through a model-specific link, that model filter also narrows the list. Clearing the search removes both the keyword and model filter.
Open a card's title or preview to read its detail page. Read the full prompt and any usage notes rather than relying on the shortened card summary.
Check the example, recommended model and required reference files before choosing it. A video card may show a poster or storyboard; open the detail page to inspect the media actually provided.
If nothing matches, try a shorter keyword, clear the filters, or choose another mode. An empty search is not a statement that Rivya cannot do the task. Use the model catalog to check capabilities and the availability guide to understand whether a model can currently run.
Compare examples in the showcase
Choose a model filter to narrow the gallery, or return to all models to broaden it. Read the model name and caption alongside the example. Compare the details that matter to your work, such as composition, motion or spoken delivery; a curated example is not a promise that every request will produce the same quality.
The example's main action opens the matching mode's public creation page with that model and the example caption or descriptive text. It does not restore the exact original prompt, all generation settings or source files. The model-details action opens the model's own page. Check the text you receive before treating it as a complete instruction.
A showcase can also include a section of featured prompt templates. Those template cards use the library's copy, use and share actions; they are different from the gallery's example actions.
Open a prompt and check the generation form
On a template card, Copy copies the prompt text, Use opens a prefilled creation page, and Share shares the template page link. None submits a generation request. Public library, detail and showcase pages use public creation destinations even when you are signed in; signing in does not automatically change those links into Studio links.
A template can carry one configured reference file, but not every preview image. Its launch model can differ from the recommended model shown in its description. Check the actual model, prompt, attachments and form settings after the page opens. See how to adapt a prompt template for the editing steps.
You can submit on a supported public page after signing in. Check the cost estimate first; browsing, copying and opening a template are separate from paid generation. The public quick-use guide explains that flow, and the credits guide explains charges. If you prefer working in Studio, check the transferred draft and files there too.
Keep templates and your own work separately
The current template cards offer copy, use and share, rather than an account favorites collection. To revisit a template, bookmark its detail page in your browser or save its link. To preserve your own variation, save the edited text and settings separately; sharing the template link does not share your edits.
Before signing in, switching pages or returning to a list, copy an unsent draft to your notes. Navigation context is not a saved draft and does not guarantee that your exact search, page or edits will be restored. See saved sessions for what Rivya actually saves.
After submitting a task, look for your result in your account's history. The public showcase is separate from that personal record. Download important outputs to keep your own copy rather than relying on indefinite online access.