Image to Midjourney Prompt

Why use AI to write Midjourney v6 prompts from images?

Midjourney prompts have a specific shape — comma-separated descriptive phrases, then parameters at the end. Writing one well takes practice. An image-to-Midjourney-prompt tool skips the practice — upload an image you like, get a prompt that captures the same subject, style, and mood, with the parameters already wired up. Aspect ratio matches the source image automatically.

The image-to-prompt tool returns four prompt formats in one click. The Midjourney format is the one tuned for what you'll be pasting — but if you want to compare, the General, Flux, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion formats are all in the result tabs.

Midjourney prompt tips

A few things to know when using the generated prompt with Midjourney v6:

• The --ar aspect ratio is auto-set from your source image. Override it if you want a different output ratio.
• Midjourney v6 prefers natural-language phrases over keyword salad. The generated prompt follows that convention.
• Add --stylize 750 at the end if you want Midjourney to lean harder into its house style.
• For more control, generate the prompt and edit one or two phrases — the model picks up subtle prompt changes well.
• Use --style raw (already in the output) for photographic results; remove it for more painterly output.

How to convert an image to a Midjourney prompt

1. Upload your image to the Image to Prompt tool. Any photo, AI render, screenshot, or artwork. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10MB.
2. Click Generate. The AI reads the image and writes four prompts in one pass — the Midjourney format is in its own tab.
3. Copy the Midjourney prompt and paste it into your Midjourney v6 interface. Edit if you want to tweak the tone or detail.

Try it now →