General prompt
Natural visual language that you can read and revise.
Image to Prompt
Every image has a story. Find its prompt.
Turn a visual reference into a detailed starting point for your next creation.
From looking to making
A reference is only the beginning.
Capture the visual decisions that make an image work, then give them a direction of your own.
Read the whole image
Put the details into words.
Go beyond naming the subject. Build a useful description of composition, lighting, material, palette, and atmosphere.
Try your own reference →Built for control
Keep the details you love. Change the direction.
Separate the subject, composition, light, palette, material, and atmosphere. A structured reading makes it easier to preserve one decision while changing another.
Explore the output formats →Structured output
Clear labeled fields for repeatable workflows.
Model formats
Flux, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and JSON.
How to get a better result
01 / SOURCE
Use a clear reference
Choose an image where the subject and lighting can be read without heavy compression.
02 / PROFILE
Choose the depth
Concise is fast, Balanced is reusable, and Deep inspects smaller visual relationships.
03 / DIRECT
Add optional intent
Tell the system whether you care most about camera, material, layout, or atmosphere.
A little more clarity.
Answers before you upload.
What does the tool create?
It analyzes an image and returns a text prompt or structured description. You can edit the result and use it as a starting point in an image generator.
Which image files can I use?
Use a clear PNG, JPEG, or WebP file within the size limit displayed in the uploader. You can select a file, paste an image, or enter a public image URL.
Will it reproduce the original image exactly?
No. A prompt describes visible characteristics, but a different image model, seed, or setting will produce a different result. Review the description and adapt it to your purpose.
Can I choose a different prompt format?
Yes. The format control offers natural language and structured options, along with formats intended for common image model workflows.
Where can I learn to improve my prompts?
Our practical guides cover composition, lighting, prompt structure, and a first image-to-prompt workflow.