What's The Prompt For That AI Image? (Here's the Trick)

In this video, I explore how to uncover the prompt that was used to generate a piece of art.

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[fodiographer]

For me the /describe feature is more useful for real photo’s. I struggle for instance to get motion blur on a face in Midjourney but now I just insert a real image and now it gives me a better prompt for the result I am after so it really helps me to better prompt.

[radiantsquarejrdeluxe]

this just destroyed the emerging ai art prompt market

[cybrco]

Dang. The timing on this was crazy. Midjourney just released "/describe" to generate a prompt from an image.

[burnystabbyguy]

MATT how are you missing some of these new ai papers. where is a video on huggingGPT? The Reflexion paper? all the stuff with iterative criticism and refinement. i feel like agi is around the corner and nobody is covering the very obvious path to agi sitting right in front of us! check it out if you can.

[lordoverflow]

You've probably noticed that the image/link from Midjourney includes part of the prompt used.

[wenl]

your videos are amazing 🔥 I come to your channel every day to see if there are any new videos up now. just signed up for your weekly newsletter too! Thank you so much for making such helpful content! 👏

[MelindaAKraft]

I found it interesting that after telling us to write prompts as full sentences in V5, . what I got back from Midjourney's /describe feature was more like a v4 prompt and there were a lot more words than my original. The results were similar but not what I'd classify as reversed engineered.

[MichaelJOneill]

Keep ‘‘em coming Matt! Thank you for brightening up my day - everyday 😊✨

[mewho]

It doesn't have to be an AI generated image either. I've used photos of my cats in all three tools to test the tools. I also have used photos when I needed a hint for how to make a certain look. The new Midjourney /describe tool is the best because it gives 4 suggestions and you can just click them to try them all. I love it so much!

[JS-irwh]

I wanted to see you get recursive, taking the generated images, getting it's description, generating that, getting the description, generating that, etc. I am curious about the drift.

[dylan_curious]

In the future, we will be able to turn a photograph into a video game!

[coolcrash]

Thanks a lot! Really a grat via with all the infos are needed for most newbie!

[teracota]

Its because of the metadata of the image. every image gets its prompt as metadata after being generated.

[pudgy_buns]

The timing is very coincidental.
Do they talk to eachother, or did MidJourney reactively release a feature to prevent users from leaving the platform?

[jenniferlambert]

I discovered your content on SubStack and then googled how to find prompts for images and you were first in the results. You’re awesome! I could literally watch your tutorials all day - week.

[JumpingCow]

Fantastic! It is just too cool all the stuff you can do.

[shadowdemonaer]

This was helpful for me today. It's awesome. This is helping me quite a bit for real. First bit of progress I'm actually seeing tbh.

[alexfreeman]

This is great information i really love your videos

[jdsguam]

Even if you could get the exact wording for a prompt, you still need the AI Model, Guide settings, Seed Number, Negative Prompt, etc. The prompt is just one ingredient in the recipe. I think even the equipment being used (PC/Laptop) has some influence on output. It's all math after all.

[stephenbeck]

Love your videos bro, as always, thanks for the info!