Convly Image-to-Prompt

Description

Convly is an independent, data-first reference for AI models and the hardware that runs them, and its Image-to-Prompt Generator is a free tool that turns any image into a ready-to-use AI prompt. Upload or paste an image and a vision-language model describes it, returning a detailed text-to-image prompt, a negative prompt, a style breakdown and suggested settings — such as Midjourney's --ar and --stylize, or a sampler, step count and CFG scale for Stable Diffusion (SDXL or SD 3.5).

The tool works on both AI-generated images and real photographs, screenshots or hand-drawn art, because it describes the visual content rather than reading back a stored prompt. The same output serves as a starting point for Flux, DALL-E, Ideogram or any other text-to-image model. Convly is transparent that a finished image does not contain its original prompt or seed, so a vision-model reconstruction is a close estimate, not a byte-for-byte original.

The Image-to-Prompt Generator is completely free, needs no account, has no daily limit for normal use, and works in seven languages. It sits alongside Convly's broader research offering, which includes a hand-verified AI models database, an API cost calculator, an LLM VRAM calculator and a self-hosting vs API break-even calculator.

Convly Image-to-Prompt's Core Features

• Image-to-prompt generation via a vision-language model

• Detailed text-to-image prompt plus a negative prompt

• Style breakdown for each image

• Suggested Midjourney (--ar, --stylize) and Stable Diffusion (sampler, steps, CFG) settings

• Works on AI images, real photos, screenshots and hand-drawn art

• Output usable across Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Flux, DALL-E and Ideogram

• Free with no signup, no daily limit and support for 7 languages

How to use Convly Image-to-Prompt?

1. 1

   Add your image: Upload or paste the image you want to describe.

2. 2

   Generate the prompt: The vision-language model analyzes it and produces a prompt in seconds.

3. 3

   Review the details: Read the text-to-image prompt, negative prompt, style breakdown and model settings.

4. 4

   Use it in your generator: Copy the prompt and suggested settings into Midjourney, Stable Diffusion or another model.

Convly Image-to-Prompt's Use Cases

• Recreate an image's look
• Prompt starting points
• Learning prompt structure
• Cross-model workflows

FAQ from Convly Image-to-Prompt

• How do I get a prompt from an AI image?

  Upload or paste the image and Convly runs a vision-language model over it, returning a detailed prompt, negative prompt, style breakdown and suggested Midjourney and Stable Diffusion settings.

• Can I recover the exact prompt and seed of a Midjourney image?

  No. A finished image does not contain the prompt or seed, so a vision-model reconstruction is a close estimate rather than the byte-for-byte original.

• Is it free and do I need to sign up?

  Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit for normal use, and it works in seven languages.

• Does it work with Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, DALL-E and Flux?

  Yes. It describes any image and formats platform-specific settings for Midjourney and Stable Diffusion, and the prompt also works as a starting point for Flux, DALL-E and Ideogram.

• Does it work on real photos?

  Yes. Because it describes visual content rather than looking up a stored prompt, it turns real photographs, screenshots and hand-drawn art into prompts.

• Can I read the prompt from image metadata instead?

  Sometimes, if a Stable Diffusion PNG still has its metadata, but uploading to most social platforms strips that data and Midjourney never writes the prompt into the file.