Running out of ideas to spark fun and easy engagement in your AI Art community? This or That templates take the pressure off with playful choices everyone can answer in seconds. Use these prompts to keep conversation flowing and help members feel included.
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This or That content taps into our natural instinct to compare and decide, making it irresistible to participate. The simplicity lowers barriers for anyone to join in, even those who might hesitate with more complex discussions. These quick-fire prompts invite spontaneous reactions, helping members feel seen and connected as they share their preferences.
Because the choices are lighthearted and non-controversial, everyone can jump in without overthinking or fear of judgment. In AI Art communities, this format also highlights the creative diversity of the group, sparking fun debates and new ideas with every response.
Which do you love more in AI Art - vibrant colors or monochrome looks?
💡 Example: "Which do you love more in AI Art - vibrant colors or monochrome looks?"
Do you prefer generating AI portraits or landscapes? Pick one!
💡 Example: "Do you prefer generating AI portraits or landscapes? Pick one!"
Are you team realistic art or team abstract art when using AI?
💡 Example: "Are you team realistic art or team abstract art when using AI?"
Would you rather use AI for character design or world-building scenes?
💡 Example: "Would you rather use AI for character design or world-building scenes?"
AI Art: Do you like surreal mashups or precise recreations more?
💡 Example: "AI Art: Do you like surreal mashups or precise recreations more?"
Do you usually add your own edits or keep AI art unedited?
💡 Example: "Do you usually add your own edits or keep AI art unedited?"
Which inspires you more - AI-generated fantasy or sci-fi art?
💡 Example: "Which inspires you more - AI-generated fantasy or sci-fi art?"
Are you a fan of AI art with lots of detail or with minimalist vibes?
💡 Example: "Are you a fan of AI art with lots of detail or with minimalist vibes?"
Do you like experimenting with new AI models or using tried-and-true ones?
💡 Example: "Do you like experimenting with new AI models or using tried-and-true ones?"
Which is more fun for you - AI art challenges or free creation?
💡 Example: "Which is more fun for you - AI art challenges or free creation?"
Would you rather generate AI art with prompts or with image uploads?
💡 Example: "Would you rather generate AI art with prompts or with image uploads?"
Do you prefer sharing your AI art as finished pieces or work-in-progress shots?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer sharing your AI art as finished pieces or work-in-progress shots?"
Which would you choose - AI art for storytelling or for pure aesthetics?
💡 Example: "Which would you choose - AI art for storytelling or for pure aesthetics?"
Are you more likely to create AI art for fun or for a project?
💡 Example: "Are you more likely to create AI art for fun or for a project?"
Do you prefer experimenting with styles or perfecting one look in AI art?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer experimenting with styles or perfecting one look in AI art?"
Would you rather see AI art of animals or of fantasy creatures?
💡 Example: "Would you rather see AI art of animals or of fantasy creatures?"
Which do you find easier - coming up with prompts or editing AI art results?
💡 Example: "Which do you find easier - coming up with prompts or editing AI art results?"
Are you more into AI art for personal use or for sharing with others?
💡 Example: "Are you more into AI art for personal use or for sharing with others?"
Do you get more inspired by AI art galleries or by tutorials?
💡 Example: "Do you get more inspired by AI art galleries or by tutorials?"
Would you rather make AI art with text-only prompts or with a reference photo?
💡 Example: "Would you rather make AI art with text-only prompts or with a reference photo?"
Are vibrant neons or soft pastels your go-to color palette in AI Art?
💡 Example: "Are vibrant neons or soft pastels your go-to color palette in AI Art?"
Do you prefer seeing AI art in square or portrait formats?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer seeing AI art in square or portrait formats?"
Would you rather use free AI art tools or invest in premium ones?
💡 Example: "Would you rather use free AI art tools or invest in premium ones?"
Do you prefer AI art collaborations or solo creations?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer AI art collaborations or solo creations?"
Is your AI art feed filled with dreamy scenes or bold concepts?
💡 Example: "Is your AI art feed filled with dreamy scenes or bold concepts?"
For AI art inspiration, do you scroll Instagram or browse Pinterest?
💡 Example: "For AI art inspiration, do you scroll Instagram or browse Pinterest?"
Do you enjoy daily AI art prompts or prefer weekly challenges?
💡 Example: "Do you enjoy daily AI art prompts or prefer weekly challenges?"
Which do you like better - AI art with a human touch or purely machine-made?
💡 Example: "Which do you like better - AI art with a human touch or purely machine-made?"
Would you rather showcase AI art in digital galleries or print it out?
💡 Example: "Would you rather showcase AI art in digital galleries or print it out?"
Do you like AI art that surprises you or that matches your vision?
💡 Example: "Do you like AI art that surprises you or that matches your vision?"
Are you more likely to save AI art inspiration or remix it yourself?
💡 Example: "Are you more likely to save AI art inspiration or remix it yourself?"
Do you prefer AI art with bold lines or with soft gradients?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer AI art with bold lines or with soft gradients?"
Would you rather see AI art themed around nature or technology?
💡 Example: "Would you rather see AI art themed around nature or technology?"
Do you like AI art with lots of hidden details or big, simple shapes?
💡 Example: "Do you like AI art with lots of hidden details or big, simple shapes?"
Are you more drawn to AI art with stories or with stunning visuals?
💡 Example: "Are you more drawn to AI art with stories or with stunning visuals?"
Would you rather see AI art inspired by classic paintings or new trends?
💡 Example: "Would you rather see AI art inspired by classic paintings or new trends?"
Do you prefer creating AI art on desktop or mobile devices?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer creating AI art on desktop or mobile devices?"
Is your creative process more spontaneous or carefully planned with AI art?
💡 Example: "Is your creative process more spontaneous or carefully planned with AI art?"
Would you rather join a live AI art session or watch a replay later?
💡 Example: "Would you rather join a live AI art session or watch a replay later?"
For AI art feedback, do you prefer quick reactions or detailed comments?
💡 Example: "For AI art feedback, do you prefer quick reactions or detailed comments?"
To use these templates, simply copy one and post it as a question in your group, channel, or forum. Encourage members to pick a side and share their reasons if they like. Rotate prompts regularly to keep things fresh, or theme them to current trends or challenges. For maximum reach, post at high-traffic times and reply to responses to keep the momentum going.
On all platforms, use clear formatting so both options stand out. Add a fun emoji or image to grab attention. Pin or highlight popular This or That posts for new members to join in anytime. Use polls or story features where available for quick voting.
Both approaches are effective, but tailoring templates to highlight differences between popular AI art models can spark technical discussions and attract users interested in model comparison. Focusing on artistic styles, on the other hand, encourages creative debates and showcases the diverse outputs possible with AI. For maximum engagement, alternate between model-focused and style-focused themes, and consider your community’s familiarity with technical versus creative topics.
Ethical debates are prominent in AI art communities. When creating 'This or That' templates on such topics, clearly frame the options and provide context to avoid misunderstandings. For example, use: 'Training AI on copyrighted works' vs. 'Using strictly open-source datasets.' Encourage respectful discussion by reminding members to share reasoning and experiences, and moderate for civility, as these topics can get heated.
Templates comparing prompt engineering techniques can engage both beginners and advanced users. Use specific examples in your prompts, such as 'manually crafted prompt' vs. 'AI-generated prompt,' and invite members to share their process and results. This fosters skill-sharing and can lead to members exchanging tips on prompt optimization, a central theme in AI art creation.
It's possible, but the key is to frame your 'This or That' templates as discussion starters rather than competitions. Use neutral language and clarify that the goal is to explore preferences, not to establish superiority. For example, ask, 'Which do you find more inspiring: AI-generated landscapes or hand-painted digital scenes?' and encourage members to explain their choices. Active moderation and clear community guidelines help maintain a respectful atmosphere.
Create templates that showcase workflow-specific choices, such as 'native AI upscaling' vs. 'external editing in Photoshop.' Reference platform-specific features, like DALL-E's inpainting vs. Midjourney's image variation tools. This approach appeals to technically-minded members and sparks discussion about optimal workflows, tool compatibility, and creative hacks unique to the AI art scene.
Design prompts that speak to the unique goals of each group, such as 'selling AI-generated prints' vs. 'sharing AI art for fun.' Include scenarios specific to commercial and hobbyist workflows, like 'prompting for client briefs' vs. 'prompting for personal inspiration.' This not only drives engagement from both camps but also facilitates knowledge sharing about topics like copyright, licensing, and monetization challenges in the AI art industry.
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