Where can I turn an NSFW image into a prompt?+
Use the image-to-prompt tool on this page: upload or paste your reference, choose a language and select Analyze image. AINSFW returns an editable prompt and negative prompt for 1 credit per image. You can copy the text or send the prompt to the image generator. Open the AI image generator
Can I get a prompt from an image without installing Stable Diffusion?+
Yes. Analysis runs in your browser workspace with cloud processing; you do not need a local model, a GPU or a Stable Diffusion installation. The result is ordinary text you can edit and use in an image generator.
Can it recover the exact original prompt, model or seed?+
No. It describes what is visible in the image. An image alone does not reliably reveal its original wording, seed, model or hidden settings. A similar description also cannot guarantee an identical new image.
How do I keep the pose and lighting but change the scene?+
Analyze the reference first. Keep the pose, framing and lighting descriptions in the result, then edit the setting or other details you want to change. For a focused change to the original image, use the image editor instead of starting a new text-to-image generation. Edit an existing image
Can I paste a screenshot instead of uploading a file?+
Yes. Click the image area and paste with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V, or drag in a JPG, PNG or WebP. The preview appears locally. Your image is uploaded only when you select Analyze image. Each image can be up to 10 MB, with sides from 64 to 4096 pixels.
Can I get the prompt in my own language?+
Yes. Choose the output language before analysis. English is selected by default. Both the full prompt and negative prompt use your selected language; changing the language after analysis requires a new 1-credit analysis.
What is a negative prompt, and do I need to use it?+
It describes unwanted changes or artifacts to avoid when recreating the reference. Use it in the negative-prompt field if your image generator supports one. Some generators only accept a main prompt; a separate negative prompt is optional in those tools.
Does analyzing my image also generate a new image?+
No. The 1-credit analysis returns text. “Use prompt” opens the image generator with your edited main prompt already filled in. It does not submit a generation; image settings and the separate generation price are shown there before you generate.
Is my uploaded image public?+
Your upload is not added to a public gallery. Images are processed to provide the service, and authorized support or quality review may access records as described in our privacy policy. Uploaded source files follow our seven-day retention schedule; copy or download the text you want to keep. Read the privacy policy
Do I need a reference image or just a prompt idea?+
This tool starts from an image. If you want ready-to-edit wording without uploading a reference, use the prompt ideas library. You can then use the image generator to turn your own text into a new image. Browse prompt ideas
How do I turn an anime or illustrated image into a prompt?+
Upload the reference and analyze it in your chosen language. Check that the result keeps the linework, shading, palette and texture: watercolor washes, pixel blocks and ink shadows need different wording. Remove any negative terms that contradict those features before generating a new image.
Can I describe a whole comic page with several panels?+
Yes. You can analyze one comic-page image. Review the panel count, arrangement and reading order, then check each panel’s characters and actions. Small panels and overlapping frames can be misread. The result describes one page; it does not split the upload into separate image files. Create a comic page
Why does the prompt sometimes get hands or small objects wrong?+
Occlusion, small details and similar-looking objects can lead to mistakes in a visual description. Compare the editable result with your enlarged reference. Correct a hand position or object directly, and omit details you cannot verify. You do not need another analysis just to edit the text.
Can I use the result with Stable Diffusion, FLUX or Midjourney?+
The main prompt is ordinary descriptive text you can adapt for another image tool. Put the negative prompt in a separate field only if that tool supports it. Set the image ratio and other generation options in the destination tool; the description does not recover or automatically transfer the reference’s hidden settings.
How do I keep the style but change just one part of the image?+
Keep the medium, framing, palette and lighting clauses. Replace one subject, outfit or setting clause at a time, and remove any conflicting wording from the negative prompt. Text-to-image makes a new image. For a change that needs to retain the original face or scene, pass the original to the image editor. Make a focused image edit