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Multiswap Usage guide for Self prompting
With the Self-Prompting option, you have full creative control to design custom filters and themes for MultiSwap, based on your clients’ ideas, event concepts, or creative briefs. This feature allows you to craft unique prompts and turn them into reusable filters that perfectly match your vision — whether it’s for a branded experience, themed photo booth, or creative activation.
Below, you’ll find all the necessary links and information to help you get started with self-prompting.
If you’re new to our system, we recommend starting with our ready-to-use filters before exploring this advanced option.
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How Do I Get Started with Self-Prompting for MultiSwap?
To help you get started with Self-Prompting, we’ve prepared a comprehensive guide that walks you through the do’s and don’ts of prompting within the MultiSwap system. You’ll learn how to write effective prompts, avoid common mistakes, and achieve high-quality, consistent group results.
Below, you’ll find a link to our Self-Prompting Guide, along with all the resources you need to start creating your own custom filters and scene styles.
Tools for self prompting
When working with Self-Prompting, you can choose between two integration options depending on your technical setup and desired level of control.
Direct API Integration
- Connect directly to our Self-Prompting API endpoints to build a fully custom solution.
- This option gives you complete flexibility, but requires managing your own database, storing filters, and maintaining your infrastructure.
Using Our Filter Creator (Recommended)
- For most users, we recommend starting with the Filter Creator.
- This tool provides all the necessary features to create, manage, and deploy your own MultiSwap filters without needing any additional backend setup.
- Once your filters are ready, you can instantly use them through our API, making this the fastest and easiest way to get started with Self-Prompting.
Below, you’ll find a link to the Filter Creator Guide, where you can learn how to create your first custom filters and start using them right away.