I want to turn an existing image into a prompt draft to help me recreate or iterate on it.

Turn an existing image into a draft text prompt you can use to recreate a similar result or make targeted variations. This helps you move from visual reference to editable prompt language faster and with less guesswork.

This feature converts an existing image into a draft prompt that captures the core elements needed to recreate or iterate on the image. You start by providing an image you want to reference, and the system generates a prompt draft based on what it identifies in the image. The prompt draft is intended as a starting point rather than a perfect, final prompt, so you can quickly adjust wording and direction. It helps translate visual characteristics—such as subject, composition, and overall look—into an editable text format. This is useful when you want to reproduce a style or setup without manually describing every detail from scratch. It also supports iterative workflows by giving you a baseline prompt you can refine to explore variations. You can use the draft to test different versions, add constraints, or shift creative direction while keeping the original image as an anchor. This is especially helpful for creators who work across multiple generations and want more control over consistency. Overall, it reduces the time and uncertainty involved in reverse-engineering a prompt from a visual example.