Turn any image into a prompt.
Upload a picture and Prompt Snap reads its subject, lighting, palette, and style — then writes a prompt you can paste straight into Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, or DALL·E.
Prompt Snap analyzes your images and generates descriptive text prompts. We do not generate or host any images or video — every output is text.
No credit card. 15 free generations a month.
prompt.txt
editorial studio portrait,
warm rembrandt lighting
from camera-left, soft
charcoal-grey backdrop,
85mm lens, shallow depth
of field, muted amber
and cream palette
Prompts formatted for
Three steps. No prompt-writing experience required.
01
Upload an image
Drop in any reference photo, render, or screenshot you want to describe.
02
We analyze it
Subject, composition, lighting, palette, and medium are read off the image and named precisely.
03
Copy the prompt
Get a ready-to-paste prompt for Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, or DALL·E.
See what a good prompt reads like.
Studio portrait
Portrait
Neon alley
Cyberpunk
Botanical still life
Illustration
A plan for every part of Prompt Snap.
Image-to-Prompt Generator
Convert any image into a ready-to-use AI prompt
From $12.99/month
Batch & Bulk Processing
Convert hundreds of images at once
From $29.99/month
Prompt Snap API
Integrate image-to-prompt into your own app
From $39.99/month
Team & Brand Workspace
Shared prompt libraries and brand presets for teams
From $59.99/month
Built to get the prompt right the first time.
Reads the details you'd have to name yourself
Subject, composition, lighting setup, color palette, and medium — identified from the image, not guessed from keywords.
Formatted for the tool you're using
Prompts come out structured for Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, DALL·E, Flux, or plain natural language — pick the target and paste.
Your generations, kept together
Every prompt is saved to your History so you can revisit, tweak, or re-run past generations instead of starting over.
Answers, before you ask.
Prompt Snap turns an image into a written prompt. Upload a photo, render, or screenshot and it reads the subject, composition, lighting, palette, and medium, then writes a description you can paste into an AI image generator.