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Image to Prompt Generator

Turn reference images into creative prompts. Choose a mode, refine the text and reuse your ideas.

7 prompt modes
16 output languages
Batches up to 20
Free: 4 MB · Paid: 10 MB

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Your prompt

Editorial matcha poster with a ceramic green mug, bamboo whisk, MORNING MATCHA headline, $12 price and FRESH DAILY tagline

EXAMPLE · ONE IMAGE, SEVEN PROMPTS

See what each mode creates

Real English outputs from this reference. Your own result uses your selected language.

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General Image Prompt

One editable paragraph

Get a flexible prompt you can use as a starting point

Full prompt

Minimalist cafe poster photograph in warm cream tones: a sage-green ceramic mug of frothy matcha latte sits on a small travertine stone block beside a pale windowsill, soft morning sunlight casting long geometric window shadows and a blurred branch shadow across the beige wall. A bamboo matcha whisk with a gold handle lies to the right on the pale surface next to a small scatter of green matcha powder. Large dark-green serif headline reading "MORNING MATCHA" spans the top, with "$12" in the lower-left corner and spaced small caps "FRESH DAILY" in the lower-right. Clean, airy, editorial product styling.

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Six image-to-prompt features

Use our AI image to prompt generator to analyze visual details, refine your wording and export prompts in batches.

Image to prompt for FLUX, Midjourney and Stable Diffusion

Start from one reference and choose a flexible General prompt or a format written for FLUX, Midjourney or Stable Diffusion. Take the resulting text into your preferred image workflow.

A reference mug image connected to an editable prompt and multiple output-format labels — Image to Prompt · feature illustration

Shape the prompt with your own words

Refine your image-to-prompt result by adjusting the setting, style or length without rewriting everything. Preview the AI revision before applying it, or cancel and keep your previous prompt.

Promotional illustration of an original mug prompt and a revised text prompt with cinematic morning light — Image to Prompt · feature illustration

See the visual elements, or work with JSON

Structured image-to-prompt mode breaks a reference down into subject, environment, style, lighting and composition. Choose JSON when you want copyable structured data for a script or another workflow.

A mug reference connected to Subject, Lighting and Composition cards and a JSON example — Image to Prompt · feature illustration

Image to prompt for posters and graphic design

Explore the visible lettering, typography, layout, palette and balance of a poster, ad or menu. Graphic Design mode builds a prompt around those design choices.

A matcha poster beside layout guides, typography samples and green-and-cream color swatches — Image to Prompt · feature illustration

Batch image to prompt with CSV export

Sign in to add up to 20 images, processed one at a time. Keep each result matched to its filename, then copy the completed prompts together or download a CSV.

Several reference photos connected to a filename-matched prompt list with CSV export and a capacity of up to 20 images — Image to Prompt · feature illustration

Write the result in one of 16 languages

Choose one of 16 languages for your image-to-prompt results to suit your project or collaborators. Recognizable words, brands and prices visible in the reference stay in their original wording.

A matcha reference connected to prompt cards in English, Chinese, French and Japanese under a 16-language heading — Image to Prompt · feature illustration

Try with your image

How to use the image to prompt generator

Add a reference, choose your output and make the prompt your own in three steps.

Add a reference

Upload a picture, paste an image or load a public image URL.
Choose a mode and language

Pick the output format and language, then generate your prompt.
Refine and reuse

Check the text, make any changes and copy or export it for your next creative task.

Who is it for?

An image to prompt tool for designers, AI image creators and content teams turning visual inspiration into creative briefs.

Designers and visual creators

Turn visual references into descriptions of composition, style and layout.

AI image creators

Prepare prompt text for FLUX, Midjourney or Stable Diffusion without describing every detail from scratch.

Ecommerce and content teams

Use product photos, campaign graphics and social visuals as starting points for new creative briefs.

Where it fits in your creative work

Explore image-to-prompt workflows for visual references, product images, posters and reference collections.

Explore a visual direction

Start from the subject, colors and composition in a reference, then adapt the prompt to your idea.

Plan product and brand images

Describe materials, lighting and product presentation for a new image brief.

Work on posters and graphics

Focus on visible lettering, typography, layout and palette with Graphic Design mode.

Organize a reference collection

Create a filename-matched prompt list from a batch and export it as CSV.

Choose an image-to-prompt mode for your workflow

Choose for the job you want to do next: get a ready-to-edit prompt, understand the image, work with data, or prepare text for a particular image tool.

General Image Prompt Get a flexible prompt you can use as a starting point

One editable paragraph

What you get: A natural-language prompt bringing the subject, setting, composition, light and visual style together. Read it, change the details you want and try it in your image workflow.
What makes it different: Choose this when one usable paragraph is enough. Structured Prompt adds labelled visual categories when you want to inspect the image piece by piece.

Structured Prompt Understand the image before changing part of it

Visual breakdown + full prompt

What you get: Separate sections for subject, environment, visual style, lighting and composition, plus a complete prompt. Switch between the original breakdown and the editable full text.
What makes it different: Useful for spotting which part you want to change, such as the light or composition. Choose JSON when your next step needs a data object that software can parse.

Graphic Design Work on a poster, ad, menu or product graphic

Layout, lettering and design brief

What you get: A design brief and full prompt focused on placement, typography, readable words, palette, visual balance and empty space. On this poster, that includes the headline, price and tagline.
What makes it different: Lettering and layout take priority. Structured Prompt describes a scene’s visual parts; Graphic Design explains how a designed page is arranged. Check small or blurry text before reusing it.

JSON Put the visual analysis into a script or data workflow

A parseable JSON object

What you get: A JSON object with properties relevant to the image, such as subject, composition, colors and visible typography. You can parse it, store fields or use them in a later workflow.
What makes it different: Choose JSON for machine-readable data. Structured Prompt presents categories for reading and editing by eye. The JSON properties can vary with what is relevant to the reference.

Flux Prepare a natural-language prompt for FLUX

Connected descriptive prose

What you get: A coherent description that starts with the subject and composition, then adds the visible details, colors, light and style. It describes the image you want in positive terms.
What makes it different: General also gives you prose; choose this when FLUX is your next destination. This mode avoids SD-style weights and does not add a separate negative-prompt list.

Midjourney Take an adapted text prompt into Midjourney

Description + relevant aspect ratio

What you get: A descriptive prompt with a supported aspect-ratio suffix when the reference makes it clear. In the real example, --ar 3:4 at the end asks for a 3:4 canvas.
What makes it different: Keep the parameter suffix with the description when using Midjourney. This mode gives you one prompt rather than the positive/negative pair used by Stable Diffusion mode.

Stable Diffusion Separate the image you want from features you want to reduce

Positive + negative prompt

What you get: A positive prompt for the subject, composition and style, plus relevant negative words for unwanted qualities. For this flat poster, those can include photorealism, clutter or harsh shadows.
What makes it different: Paste the positive text into your prompt field and the negative text into your app’s negative-prompt field. The two parts serve different purposes; FLUX and General do not provide this pair.

These modes create prompt text. Use your chosen image-generation tool for the next step, and check its settings and price. Independent tool. Not affiliated with Black Forest Labs, Midjourney or Stability AI.

What a reference can — and cannot — tell you

Use the result as a creative starting point, with a few details worth checking.

Tiny blurry text, complex layouts and hidden details can be misread. Check names, lettering and prices before using a result. A prompt is a new draft from visible content, not the original creator’s prompt, and does not guarantee an exact reproduction. Only upload images you have permission to use.

Image to Prompt FAQ

Answers about the image to prompt generator, uploads, AI revisions, credits and privacy.

Is this image to prompt generator free?

You can use available account or guest trial credits. A new shared-credit image analysis normally costs 1 credit and includes 5 follow-ups in the same group for 30 days. Existing plans may use their original allowance. The server quote confirms actual usage. Manual editing and copying are free.

Which image formats and batch sizes are supported?

PNG, JPG and WebP images up to 4 MB each are supported for free users, or 10 MB with paid access. Upload, drag, paste, or enter a public image URL. Batch processing requires sign-in and accepts up to 20 images, processed one by one.

Can I change a price while preserving the headline?

Yes. Specify what to change and what to preserve in the AI revision request. Review the preview before applying it. Canceling the preview leaves the previous prompt unchanged.

Can I find the exact original prompt from an image?

No. The tool writes a new creative draft from visible content. It cannot retrieve the original wording, seed or hidden generation settings.

Where are my images and prompt history stored?

Images are processed through our private analysis service under our Privacy Policy. This page’s local history stores up to 20 prompt texts and settings in the current browser, without saving original images or promising cross-device synchronization.

How is this different from Image Describer?

Image to Prompt prepares a brief for future image generation or design. Image Describer explains what is in the image itself, for a description, caption or alt text.

Does AI revision edit my image?

It revises the prompt text. It does not create or modify an image. Tell it what to change and preserve, then review the preview. To create an image, use a separate image-generation tool and check that tool’s price.

What happens if a request fails or the connection drops?

A confirmed failed analysis releases its reservation. If the outcome is unknown, use Recover request to check the original task before submitting different instructions. The previous prompt is preserved. Restoring local text history lets you edit and copy; AI revisions require the reference image to be analyzed again.

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