Prompt creation tool for Philippine 4D Lotto generation AI

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About Prompt creation tool for Philippine 4D Lotto generation AI

This is a tool for creating prompts to be used when loading screenshots saved in "Philippine 4D Lotto table for image generation AI" into the generation AI.

The reason I created this tool is that Google Gemini 3 Pro is good at reading complex graphs in images and analyzing them with high precision, but the previous prompts I used in Microsoft Copilot returned answers that the cell placement did not have a strict logical pattern, was considered random (irregular), and the results were unpredictable.

【Reference: Prompts used in Copilot】

This image is composed of 10 cells separated by black, with the following order: 0-9, black, 0-9, black, 0-9, black, 0-9. The rule is that each cell can only have one colored cell.

Analyze the vertical, horizontal, and diagonal color patterns of this image, and tell us in text which cells in the bottom row (40 cells excluding black) are likely to be red (1), yellow (1), blue (1), or orange (1) using cell numbers from 0 to 9.

For the reasons above, I asked the AI to suggest prompts based on partial trends rather than completely logical data analysis. These prompts included known information, such as the placement of the second-to-last row (the most recent draw) and the number of rows in the graph, so I created a tool to automatically rewrite these.

The AI can make predictions even without including known information, but there are cases where it returns analysis results that differ from the intended results. Therefore, it's better to provide known information to improve accuracy.

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Prompt Settings

You can configure the items in the prompt you create.

The "Philippine 4D Lotto table for image generation AI" allows you to choose whether to display the draw date and the numbers in the cells, but this "Prompt creation tool for Philippine 4D Lotto generation AI" only allows you to select the number of draws you want to target.

The prompts created with this tool are designed with the assumption that neither the number of draws nor the numbers within the cells will be displayed.

The target of Past Drawings

Please select the range of past data to be targeted.

If you are going to load an image into an image generation AI, I recommend Last 50 or 100.

Known information

Select the number of draws you want to include as known information in the prompt.

Nature of the image

Choose whether or not to clearly state that the image is a "Philippine 4D Lotto table".

Even if you don't explicitly state that the image is a chart, it will often be judged to look like a Philippine 4D Lotto table. However, it may also be judged to be a cellular automaton distribution map. Therefore, if you are concerned about the AI's play limit, it may be better to clearly state the identity of the image from the beginning.

Update・Initialize

Pressing the "Update" button will change the number of draws, time of day, known information, and nature of the image to those you selected.

Also, pressing the "Initialize" button will reset the table to its initial settings. Only the table will be initialized, and any selection changes will not be initialized.

* Pressing the "Update" or "Initialize" button will reload this page.

The selected settings will remain in effect until you close the browser tab. If you want to reset not only the table but also the selection state, close the browser tab and come back.

Generative AI prompts for Philippine 4D Lotto

Last Updated: 2026-02-13 (Friday)

Latest Draw Results：2328

【Status】Number of draws：Last50、Known information：Last1、Nature of the image：NO

This image has 40 columns and 51 rows. Based on the rules and information below, guess the placement of the red, yellow, blue, and orange cells on the bottom row (row 51).

Rules:
Each row is divided into four groups of 10 cells each (logical cell numbers: 0-9, 0-9, 0-9, 0-9).
Each group (10 cells) has one red cell in the first group, one yellow cell in the second group, one blue cell in the third group, and one orange cell in the fourth group.

Known information:
The 2nd row from the bottom (row 50) is arranged as follows: Red: 2, Yellow: 3, Blue: 2, Orange: 8.

Task:
Identify some local trends that can be read from the overall pattern of the image (e.g., color continuity, blank areas, trends in edge columns, etc.).
Based on these trends and the information in row 50, infer the arrangement of red (1), yellow (1), blue (1), and orange (1) in the bottom row (row 51) using logical cell numbers (0-9), and explain the basis for your prediction for each group.

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