Publishing to the marketplace
Submit your recipe for review and make it available to everyone.
Publishing puts your recipe in the marketplace, so other people can install it.
Submit for review
When your recipe is ready, publish it from the editor. Every listing is reviewed before it goes live. That review is what keeps the marketplace curated and safe to install from.
Reproducible installs
A recipe depends on models and components hosted outside SimpliGen. When you publish, those references are pinned to a specific version. That way everyone who installs your recipe gets exactly what you tested, and an upstream change cannot silently alter it. The review also checks this: that everything your recipe needs comes from an allowed source and is pinned.
Prompt guide family for a preset
AI agents read a prompting guide for a preset before they write its prompt. SimpliGen's own presets already have one. For a community preset, you can point to the guide that fits your model by adding an optional promptFamily inside the preset's image or video config (not at the top level of the pack):
{
"video": {
"promptFamily": "ltx-2"
}
}The family is picked in this order: SimpliGen's own entry for the preset, then your promptFamily, then a short generic guide. An unknown or missing family gives the generic guide, which says plainly that no model-specific guide exists. Nothing breaks without the field.
The family ids are:
ltx-2: LTX 2 (LTX-Video 2.3 and 2.5)wan-2.2: Wan 2.2minimax-h3-video: MiniMax H3 videominimax-h3-image: MiniMax H3 imageminimax-h3-image-edit: MiniMax H3 image editflux-2: FLUX.2flux-klein: FLUX Klein text to imageflux-klein-edit: FLUX Klein editqwen-image: Qwen-Imageqwen-image-edit: Qwen-Image-Editboogu-image: Boogu Imagekrea-2: Krea 2z-image: Z-Imagehidream-i1: HiDream-I1hidream-o1: HiDream-O1ernie-image: ERNIE Imagesdxl: SDXL (natural tags)sdxl-booru: SDXL anime (booru tags)google-imagen: Google Imagen 4google-veo: Google Veo 3.1gemini-image-edit: Gemini image edit (Nano Banana)gpt-image: OpenAI GPT Imageno-prompt: Upscalers and restorers
Updates
You can keep improving a published recipe. Edit the draft, then publish again to push a new version. People who already installed it keep working, and new installs get your latest published version.
Next: pricing and monetization.