Five ways to turn images into prompts, titles and keywords. Pick the one that matches what you’re making.
- Image to Prompt Generator: all-purpose prompts, a title and 5–50 keywords for any image. Best for: ChatGPT, Gemini, Leonardo and general use.
- Midjourney Prompt Generator: vivid, style-rich prompts tuned for Midjourney. A free /describe alternative. Best for: AI artists.
- Stable Diffusion & Flux Prompt Generator: detailed prompts for SDXL, SD 1.5 and Flux, plus negative-prompt tips. Best for: local and online SD users.
- Bulk Image to Prompt Generator: up to 10 images at once, with Adobe Stock and Shutterstock CSV downloads. Best for: whole shoots and series.
- Stock Photo Keyword Generator: titles and up to 49/50 keywords for Adobe Stock and Shutterstock. Best for: stock contributors.
Which tool should I use?
| If you… | Use |
|---|---|
| want to recreate an image in Midjourney | Midjourney Prompt Generator |
| run Stable Diffusion, SDXL or Flux locally or online | Stable Diffusion & Flux Prompt Generator |
| upload photos or illustrations to Adobe Stock or Shutterstock | Stock Photo Keyword Generator |
| have a whole set of images to tag at once | Bulk Image to Prompt Generator |
| use ChatGPT, Gemini, Leonardo or several tools | Image to Prompt Generator |
| need product or ad visuals for your shop | Product photography guide |
| need keywords for Pinterest or blog images | Keyword generator (choose 10–25 keywords) |
Compare the tools
| Feature | Image to Prompt | Midjourney | Stable Diffusion & Flux | Bulk | Stock Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting tone | Formal | Vivid | Direct | Formal | Formal |
| Opens in | Single image | Single image | Single image | Batch (10 images) | Single image |
| Keywords pre-selected | Your last choice | Your last choice | Your last choice | Your last choice | 49 (Adobe limit) |
| Prompt variants | 1, 3 or 5 | 1, 3 or 5 | 1, 3 or 5 | 1, 3 or 5 | 1, 3 or 5 |
| CSV download | In batch mode | In batch mode | In batch mode | Adobe, Shutterstock, full | In batch mode |
| Extra tips on the page | Prompt anatomy, tone guide | Parameters, –sref, /describe | Negative prompts, checkpoints | CSV formats, stock workflow | Keyword order, AI labels |
What every tool gives you
Prompts
Up to 5 detailed prompt variations describing subject, style, lighting, colour, camera and mood. Paste them into any text-to-image generator and copy each one with a click.
Title
A long, descriptive title of the image you can trim for stock sites, alt text or social captions. Trim it to one sentence for Adobe Stock.
Keywords
Between 5 and 50 relevant keywords, as many as you choose, with one-click “Copy all”. Presets for 10, 25, 49 and 50, and your choice is remembered.
Questions about the tools
Are the tools different AI models?
All five use the same image analysis. They start with different settings (tone, keyword count, single or batch mode) and come with guidance written for that job, so you get a better first result for your use case.
Can I change the settings on any tool page?
Yes. Every page lets you pick any of the 14 tones, 1, 3 or 5 prompt variants and 5 to 50 keywords, and switch between single and batch mode.
Can I convert several images at once?
Yes. Every tool has a Batch mode for up to 10 images, with CSV downloads for Adobe Stock and Shutterstock.
Do I need an account?
No. Guests get 10 free conversions. A free account removes the guest limit and saves every result in your dashboard.
Which tool is best for ChatGPT or Gemini?
Use the main Image to Prompt Generator with the Formal or Vivid tone. Both ChatGPT and Gemini handle long, descriptive prompts well.
Learn to get more from each tool
How to Get the Prompt From Any Image (Step-by-Step Guide) — find the prompt behind any AI image or photo in under a minute.
Midjourney vs Stable Diffusion vs Flux vs ChatGPT: How to Write Prompts for Each — adapt one prompt for all four generators.
Adobe Stock Keywords: How to Tag Photos Fast (and Sell More) — keyword order, title rules and a faster workflow.