Image to Prompt by ImgLume

Turn any web image into an editable AI prompt, save it privately, and continue creating with ImgLume.

Turn an image that sparks an idea into a prompt you can make your own. Upload, drop, paste, or right-click an image. ImgLume reads visible composition, lighting, color, style, materials, and camera choices to create an editable AI prompt. With ImgLume for Chrome, you can: - Turn web images and local JPG, PNG, or WebP files into reusable prompts. - Read and copy prompts immediately, including separate negative prompts. - Browse a visual masonry Library in the Side Panel or a full tab. - Organize inspirations with custom categories and tags, saved with your account. - Search and filter by category, tag, or analysis status. - Keep images and prompts together with source details when available. - Refine, copy, and export saved prompts across devices. - Find saved creation recipes from the website, copy their prompts, and reopen them in your web Library. - Continue creating on ImgLume with account-aware links that help you switch to the correct account. - Browse the public Gallery without signing in. - Choose a light, dark, or system theme. On the website, save completed creations as reusable versions with their prompt and settings. Edit and reuse them, or explicitly create a share link that you can revoke. Your captured source images remain private. Add one image at a time (JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 20 MB). ImgLume prepares a metadata-free copy locally. When signed in, the image is saved privately and analyzed for 1 credit. Failed analysis is refunded. Images prepared while signed out stay on this device until you sign in or dismiss them. ImgLume creates a new prompt inspired by the visible image. It does not recover the original prompt, monitor your browsing, or automatically publish captures to the public Gallery. Open the Gallery for free. Eligible new users can receive 5 starter credits without a payment method. The welcome bonus is available once per browser across accounts. Generating images uses additional credits.