Free AI image-to-prompt generator. Upload or paste any image and instantly get a detailed text-to-image prompt, a style breakdown, and ready-to-use Midjourney and Stable Diffusion settings to recreate the look. No sign-up, no watermark, works in 7 languages. It's honest about the limits — you can't recover the exact seed from a finished image, so it gives a close, high-quality estimate. Part of Convly, a site of free AI tools and a live models database.
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I built Convly's Image-to-Prompt tool to solve a frustration every AI-art person has: you see an image you love and have no idea how to prompt it.
Upload or paste any image and it gives you a detailed prompt, a negative prompt, a style breakdown, and ready Midjourney & Stable Diffusion settings. It's free, no sign-up, no watermark, and it auto-translates into 7 languages.
One thing I made sure to be honest about: you can't recover the exact original seed from a finished image, so these are close estimates — but they get you strikingly close to recreating a look.
It's part of Convly, a site of free AI tools and a live models database. Would love your feedback on the prompt quality — throw your hardest image at it and tell me where it breaks. 🙏
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It would be great if you could let users upload a small batch of reference images at once and blend them into a single prompt, since matching a specific look often takes more than one example.
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@sunakphh Great suggestion, Suna — thank you! Blending multiple reference images into one prompt is genuinely useful (one image rarely captures a full style). Adding it to the roadmap — the vision model behind the tool can already accept multiple images, so it's mostly a UI change. If you throw your hardest single image at it today, I'd love to hear how close the prompt gets. 🙏
It would be great if you could let users upload a small batch of reference images at once and blend them into a single prompt, since matching a specific look often takes more than one example.
@sunakphh Great suggestion, Suna — thank you! Blending multiple reference images into one prompt is genuinely useful (one image rarely captures a full style). Adding it to the roadmap — the vision model behind the tool can already accept multiple images, so it's mostly a UI change. If you throw your hardest single image at it today, I'd love to hear how close the prompt gets. 🙏