Reference image to Gemini prompt workflow
PromptLens turns image references into structured prompt language you can adapt for Gemini visual reasoning, image generation planning, product shots, campaign concepts, and review notes.
Direct answer
Use PromptLens to turn a reference image into a structured Gemini prompt brief with visual facts, model-ready direction, negative constraints, and commercial review notes before you paste it into Gemini.
Structured, General, JSON
Keep the reference facts separate from model-specific instructions.
Campaign brief, Negative, Alt Text
Review claims, likeness, logo, packaging, and rights before publishing.
Midjourney, SDXL / Flux, Video Motion, UI Brief
Pick only the formats that match the platform workflow and final asset.
Gemini users often need more than a caption. They need a structured visual brief: subject, context, materials, lighting, composition, constraints, and intended output. PromptLens creates that brief from the reference image first.
Copy the Campaign Brief or General output, then ask Gemini to analyze, transform, rewrite, or convert it into the exact model prompt you need. Add your target format, audience, policy constraints, and whether the result is for ecommerce, ads, or video.
Name the visual facts, target format, audience, channel, policy constraints, and whether the image is a product shot, ad concept, or reference for a larger creative brief. PromptLens keeps those parts visible so the model prompt is easier to edit and compare.
Avoid asking any platform to duplicate protected images or make unsupported factual claims. For commercial use, keep references as inspiration and preserve a review step for rights, privacy, and ad policy.
Workflow checklist
Use these checkpoints to keep the page useful for real ecommerce, ads, AI video, UI, or API handoff work.
Extract subject, composition, lighting, palette, material, crop, and visual constraints before adding style.
Do not let trend language replace concrete visual evidence from the image.
Convert the shared prompt pack into the Gemini instructions, aspect ratio, edit/generation mode, and negative constraints the workflow needs.
PromptLens writes the brief; platform settings and final generation still happen outside PromptLens.
Remove protected marks, copied packaging, unsupported claims, celebrity likeness, and competitor-specific assets.
Use references for direction and production notes, not for copying another asset.
These are example structures. Use the homepage tool to generate a prompt from your own reference image.
Analyze this reference image and extract the subject, composition, lighting, palette, material cues, camera angle, and commercial use case. Rewrite it as a clean Gemini brief for original campaign visuals.
Create an original product visual direction inspired by this reference: clear main object, neutral backdrop, soft realistic light, premium surface details, ecommerce-safe composition, no copied text or protected brand marks.
Turn the visual reference into three ad creative angles: product hero, lifestyle context, and UGC-style still. Keep the core mood and color logic, but make each direction original and brand-safe.
Use this reference image as a starting point for Gemini. Summarize the visual facts, state the commercial use case, list the constraints, and produce a prompt brief that can be adapted for ecommerce, ads, or AI video planning.
No. PromptLens prepares the image-to-prompt brief. You paste or adapt the prompt inside Gemini or another Google AI workflow.
It gives a repeatable prompt structure with commercial details, negative constraints, and copy-ready formats instead of relying on a one-off caption.
Yes. Use Marketing Visual mode and the Campaign Brief output to create ad concepts, then adjust claims, disclosures, and platform policy details before launch.
Paste the structured brief, then ask Gemini to analyze, transform, rewrite, or convert it into the exact format you need. Add audience, channel, policy, and target output details on top.