General prompt
A natural, detailed description for broad image generation.
Visual intelligence, under your direction
ImagePrompt reads subject, light, composition, materials, palette, and mood — then turns them into a production-ready prompt you can actually direct.
The visual lab
Choose how deeply the image should be interpreted and which creative model or workflow the result should serve.
Why it feels different
A useful prompt needs more than “flower on a table.” It needs hierarchy, distance, surface, direction of light, camera behavior, atmosphere, and the visual tensions that make the reference memorable.
A short workflow built around control. You decide the source, the output format, and the amount of detail.
Upload, paste from your clipboard, or provide a public image URL.
Select a general, structured, model-specific, or machine-readable prompt format.
Edit the generated prompt, copy it, and keep recent versions in your local history.
Visual vocabulary
Photography, product design, illustration, architecture, fashion, and surreal concept art all need different descriptive language.

Different tools expect different prompt structures. The studio adapts the result before you leave the page.
A natural, detailed description for broad image generation.
Subject, composition, light, palette, camera, and atmosphere.
Dense visual language tuned for modern generative models.
A concise creative prompt with optional parameter guidance.
Positive prompt structure with negative prompt suggestions.
Layout, hierarchy, typography, color system, and medium.
Machine-readable fields for automations and creative pipelines.
Generate the result in your preferred output language.
Private by design
The processing layer is designed to avoid permanent image storage. Request limits and signed server-to-server calls protect the generation endpoint.
The first release accepts PNG, JPEG, and WebP images up to 4 MB.
Yes. The result is placed in an editable field before you copy or reuse it.
No. The browser talks to WordPress, and WordPress signs a protected request to the processing worker.
Yes. The server validates and downloads supported public images before analysis.