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Add it to Chrome
Open the Chrome Web Store listing and choose Add to Chrome.
ImgPilotChrome extension
ImgPilot Prompt Lens
Turn image inspiration into a single structured prompt. Right-click a web image, let AI describe the visual recipe, then copy the prompt to create a similar direction in ImgPilot.
Install
Install Prompt Lens in Chrome
Add the extension, pin it once, then use the image right-click menu whenever you find a visual reference worth turning into a prompt.
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Pin the extension
Keep the ImgPilot icon visible in your toolbar so results are easy to reopen.
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Right-click an image
Choose "Create prompt with ImgPilot" on any public web image.
Right-click any public web image and extract a prompt from it.
Get one focused prompt that captures the image direction and style cues for a similar result.
Copy the prompt or open it directly in ImgPilot to generate a new image.
Use a few anonymous trials first, then connect your ImgPilot account for credit-based usage.
Workflow
From reference image to reusable prompt
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Choose an image
Use the browser context menu on a public web image you want to learn from.
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Extract the prompt
Prompt Lens analyzes the visual details and writes one focused prompt for ImgPilot.
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Create in ImgPilot
Copy the prompt or open ImgPilot with the prompt already prepared.
Image-to-prompt
Extract subject, composition, lighting, material, and style cues from a selected public image.
Focused prompt
One practical result captures the subject, style, layout, color, light, mood, and rendering details users actually want to reuse as a similar visual direction.
Copy or continue
Copy the prompt anywhere, or open ImgPilot with attribution parameters so extension traffic is measurable.
FAQ
Does Prompt Lens upload my whole browsing history?
No. The extension sends the selected image URL to ImgPilot only when you choose the Prompt Lens action. It does not read or upload your browsing history.
Do I need an ImgPilot account?
You can try Prompt Lens anonymously for a limited number of successful extractions. Signing in connects your ImgPilot credits and keeps usage consistent.
What can I do with the extracted prompt?
You can copy it, edit it, or open ImgPilot to generate a new image from that prompt.