Guides
Learn how AI image prompts actually work
Your results improve fast once you know what a prompt is built from and which words a model actually pays attention to. These guides come from the same image-reading approach that powers the tools on this site.
Official Guide: How to Use PromptifyApp
A complete user manual for image, website-theme, poster, and infographic analysis, including model formats, refinement, privacy, and troubleshooting.
Read the guide →What Is an AI Image Prompt? A Complete Guide
The anatomy of a prompt — subject, composition, lighting, camera language, style, colour and detail — and the mistakes that quietly wreck your results.
Read the guide →How to Write Better AI Image Prompts
A practical ordering method: start with the subject, build outward to environment and light, then handle style and colour without contradicting yourself.
Read the guide →Image-to-Prompt Generation: How It Works
What a model can actually read from a picture, what it's guessing at, where the limits are, and how to pull a sharper description out of a reference.
Read the guide →How to Create AI Prompts for Design Inspiration
Prompting for layout work — websites, posters, editorial spreads, branding, social graphics and product interfaces — where typography and grid matter more than mood.
Read the guide →AI Image Prompt Examples
Worked examples with the creative goal, the prompt itself, and an honest breakdown of which parts are actually doing the work.
Read the guide →Website Theme Grab: A Full Worked Example
A complete theme grab written out — layout order, colour roles with hex values, the type scale and the finished build-ready prompt.
Read the guide →Poster and Infographic Grab: A Full Worked Example
Two full poster briefs — a festival sheet and a data explainer — with the grid, hierarchy, palette and print treatment spelled out.
Read the guide →Midjourney Image to Prompt Generator
Turn a reference image into a Midjourney-ready prompt, with a parameter reference for --ar, --v, --style raw and --stylize.
Read the guide →Want to try the ideas out? Open the prompt tools or browse the annotated examples.