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Turn any image or screenshot into an AI prompt for Midjourney, Stable Diffusion & FLUX — right-click or capture, copy instantly. See an AI image you wish you'd made? Now you can find out exactly how. Image to Prompt reads any picture in your browser and writes the AI art prompt that would recreate it — subject, style, lighting, lens, and mood, in prompt-ready language. Right-click an image, or screenshot any region of the page, and copy a prompt you can paste straight into Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, DALL·E, or any image model. HOW IT WORKS 1. Right-click any image on the web and choose "Get prompt" — or click the toolbar icon to screenshot a region of the page. 2. Confirm the crop. The prompt develops in a couple of seconds. 3. Copy it and paste into your image model. WHY PEOPLE USE IT • Reverse-engineer a look you love instead of guessing keywords. • Learn prompt craft by seeing how real images map to language. • Build a library — every prompt you generate is saved locally in the extension. • Capture protected images: screenshot mode reads whatever you can see on screen, even when the page blocks direct image access. • Collect first, decide later: drop images onto a private Canvas board as you browse — no sign-in, no credit spent — then reverse only the ones worth a prompt. CANVAS — YOUR MOODBOARD Finding inspiration means opening a dozen tabs and losing track of half of them. Canvas fixes that: right-click any image (or paste, or drag a file in) to drop it onto a private board — free, no sign-in, no credit spent. Arrange the board freely, select several images at once, and reverse only the ones you actually want a prompt for, whenever you're ready. DETAILS • Powered by Google Gemini 2.5 Flash. • Start free with 2 generations. Pro is $4.99/month for 200 generations — cancel anytime. • Your prompts stay on your device (stored locally in the browser). Sign-in is only used to track your credit balance. Turn every image you scroll past into a prompt you can actually use.
Aug 14, 2026
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