Quickstart
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A beautiful app begins with the content you create — and Tynker makes it easy to build exactly what you envision.
After signing in, you’ll land on the Workspaces page. Workspaces are where you can:
Create, edit, and delete workspaces
Group related apps together
Collaborate with team members by sharing access
By default, you’ll have one workspace already set up. Any new apps you create will automatically be added to this default workspace unless you have selected a different workspace.
To create your first app:
Click the "Create a new app" button in the top-left corner.
Choose a generation type that determines what kind of output your users will generate:
Image – if your app will generate images (e.g. AI-generated art)
None – if your app is purely for collecting user input or displaying content
For this guide, we’ll choose the Image option.
Once you select a generation type, you’ll be taken to the Tynker Editor — your main hub for customizing your app. The editor is divided into three key areas:
Left Panel
Navigation between pages
Plugin management
App-wide settings
Center Panel
Live preview of your app
Interactive editor for modifying content and styling
Right Panel
Design options for selected elements
Controls for layout, typography, spacing, colours, and more
Clicking on any element (or the app background) will update the design panel on the right to show relevant customization options.
Tynker’s design system is based on familiar CSS concepts. If you have experience with web design, you’ll feel right at home. Even if you don’t, each option is intuitive and self-explanatory.
To ensure your game generates meaningful and high-quality AI images, you’ll need to configure both the visible choices users interact with and the hidden prompts passed to the AI for generation.
In the left panel, select the "Word Cloud" page.
In the centre preview, click on the first option labelled "Choice 1".
Double-click the text to begin editing.
Update the first three visible choices as follows:
Choice 1 → Vinyl doll
Choice 2 → Spaceman
Choice 3 → Rockstar
These labels are what your users will see when interacting with your app. They do not affect what is passed to the AI — this allows you to provide a user-friendly label while sending a more detailed prompt behind the scenes.
Click on Choice 4 and Choice 5.
Press the trash can icon beneath each one to delete them.
If you want to include additional options:
Click on the container holding the current choices.
Press the plus (+) button in the centre to add a new choice.
Edit the text as described above.
Now, let’s assign hidden prompts that will be sent to the AI engine to generate high-quality outputs.
For each choice:
Click on the choice in the centre panel.
In the right panel, find the field labelled "Secret prompt".
Enter the corresponding backend prompt:
Vinyl doll
A colourful vinyl doll in the style of a pop figurine.
Spaceman
A spaceman floating in space.
Rockstar
A rockstar playing a guitar.
Once you’ve completed these steps, your app will be ready to generate visually rich images based on user-selected prompts.
Want to go deeper? Check out our guide to unlock advanced customization features and tips.
Need help crafting the perfect AI prompt? Check out our for best practices and inspiration.