The strongest direction rarely arrives as one perfect paragraph. It begins as fragments: the subject, the photographic language, the color story, a detail worth preserving and an instruction that only matters for this frame.

Connected prompts remain visible

Prompt Merger brings those sources into one continuous writing surface without hiding where they came from. Connected prompts become draggable blocks, while you can still write before, between and after them.

You can change the order without copying text between windows or losing the pieces that already work.

Writing still needs to behave like writing

Selection, caret placement and keyboard edits remain dependable around the connected blocks. That sounds small until a prompt becomes long enough that one awkward edit can break the entire direction.

Direction that can keep moving

The merged result can feed the next node while every source remains readable upstream. Reuse a favorite prompt, add what this image needs and let the complete direction continue through the workflow.

Merge the direction. Keep the decisions.