Image to Prompt Generator FAQ
Clear answers about prompts, credits, image privacy, payments and your PromptMyImage account.
What is an image to prompt generator?
An image to prompt generator analyzes a visual reference and turns the visible subject, style, lighting, composition, color and mood into structured text that can be used in AI image generators.
Which AI image tools are supported?
PromptMyImage produces dedicated outputs for Midjourney, Flux and Stable Diffusion, plus a universal professional prompt that can be adapted to other modern image generators.
Can a prompt recreate the exact same image?
No prompt can guarantee an identical copy in a third-party generator. PromptMyImage helps reproduce the visible subject, creative direction, lighting, materials, framing and overall mood as accurately as possible.
What is included in a premium generation?
A premium generation can include a professional prompt, model-specific Midjourney, Flux and Stable Diffusion variants, a negative prompt, style keywords, visual metadata, lighting, composition, palette, camera or lens guidance and creative variations.
What is the difference between Quick, Detailed and Expert?
Quick creates a concise usable prompt. Detailed adds stronger visual structure and is recommended for most projects. Expert produces the most complete creative and technical direction.
Can I generate prompts in another language?
Yes. The generator currently supports English, French, Spanish, German, Arabic, Dutch and Portuguese output.
How do credits work?
Standard mode uses 1 credit and Maximum precision uses 2 credits. The exact cost is displayed before generation, and every credit movement is recorded in your account.
Is PromptMyImage a subscription?
No. PromptMyImage uses one-time credit packs. Buying a pack does not create a recurring subscription.
Which payment method is supported?
PromptMyImage currently uses PayPal for secure one-time credit-pack payments. Credits are added after the payment is confirmed.
Is a credit lost if a generation fails?
No. The exact number of credits required by the selected mode is reserved while processing and consumed only after a usable prompt has been validated and saved. If the generation fails, the full reservation is released without a debit-and-refund cycle.
Can I buy another credit pack later?
Yes. You can purchase another pack whenever you need more generations. New credits are added to your existing account balance.
Do standard purchased credits expire?
Standard purchased credits do not currently have an automatic expiry date. Any different rule for a future promotional offer would be shown before purchase.
Can a purchase be refunded?
Refund eligibility depends on payment status, credit usage and applicable consumer rules. Contact support with the PayPal payment reference so the purchase can be reviewed.
Are my uploaded images shown publicly?
No. Customer uploads are not placed in a public gallery. The public examples shown on the site are pre-approved PromptMyImage assets.
How are uploaded images stored?
Uploads are normalized and processed in private storage. A private thumbnail may be kept with your saved generation so you can recognize it in your account history.
Can I delete a saved prompt and its thumbnail?
Yes. Deleting a saved generation from your private prompt library also removes its associated private thumbnail.
Where can I find my previous prompts?
Successful generations are saved in My Prompts. You can reopen them, copy the stored result and delete entries you no longer need.
Why is an account required for premium generation?
Your account securely links credit purchases, generation history, private thumbnails and credit activity to the correct user.
How do the 2 free prompts work?
A newly created PromptMyImage account receives exactly 2 free prompt generations after its email address is verified. The grant is applied once per eligible new account and is not added to unverified or legacy accounts.
I did not receive the verification email. What should I do?
Open My Account and request a fresh verification email. The public response is intentionally generic for privacy, and the newest link replaces any older verification link.