1. Inspect the subject
Confirm the main person, object, or place. The description can miss small items and should not be used to identify a real person.
A visual starting point
Image to Prompt: turn a reference into an editable image prompt
Have a picture in mind but not the words for it? Upload an image and inspect six visible ingredients before using an editable prompt to make something new. This describes a visual direction; it cannot recover the image's original prompt or guarantee a match.
Image to Prompt: turn a reference into an editable image prompt
Your reference image
01 / 02or drop it here
JPEG, PNG, or WebP · up to 10 MB
Your image and draft may be available on this device if you refresh or return soon. You can remove them here. Describing an image does not add it to your Creations.
What the image shows
02 / 02Choose a reference, then describe it. The observations and prompt will appear here.
From seeing to describing
Use the reading as a decision, not a transcript
A useful image prompt names what should appear and how it should be seen. Start from the six observations, remove uncertain claims, and change the details that matter to your new image.
2. Keep the visual relationships
Check where the subject sits in the frame, the light direction, dominant colors, and how close the camera feels.
3. Make a new prompt
Edit the resulting sentence for your own subject or mood. Use the Generator for a new image; use Image to Image when the original pixels matter.
What this tool can and cannot tell you
It can describe visible content and offer a practical starting prompt. It cannot recover the original words used to make an image or reproduce that image exactly. Fine text, faces, object counts, and unusual materials need your review. Only use images you have the right to upload.
Image to Prompt questions
Will this recreate the same image?
No. A prompt describes a visible direction rather than carrying the original image. Use Image to Image with your source if you need a closer starting point, and still inspect the result.
Is this the original prompt used to make the image?
No. The tool looks at the picture and writes a new description; it does not know the words originally used.
What happens to my uploaded image?
The image is used to prepare a description and is not added to your Creations. A draft may be available on this device for a return visit; you can remove it sooner. See the Privacy Policy for information about handling your image.
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