The difference between an average AI image and a stunning one is almost always the prompt. VidMake's prompt generator takes your five-word idea — in Urdu, Roman Urdu, or English — and writes the detailed, cinematic prompt an image model actually needs: subject, setting, lighting, mood, composition, and style.
Everyone has access to good AI models now — the creators getting great results are the ones writing great prompts. This tool levels that field.
"Ek sher registan mein" becomes a detailed scene description with lighting, camera angle, and art style.
Write your idea in Urdu or Roman Urdu and get the prompt in English — or keep it in your own language.
Golden hour, shallow depth of field, cinematic lighting — terms that steer AI models toward premium results.
The cheapest way to dramatically improve every image you generate afterward.
Built-in example prompts across fantasy, portrait, product, and nature styles — click any to try it.
Send the finished prompt straight into VidMake's image generator without copy-pasting.
A few words is enough — any language, any topic.
Same as your input, or switch — English prompts often work best with image models.
The AI writes a detailed, vivid prompt in seconds.
Copy it anywhere, or click "Use This" to generate the image right inside VidMake.
Already have a rough prompt? Polish it with the AI prompt enhancer. Wrote it in Urdu and need English? Run it through the prompt translator. Then feed the result into the text to image AI generator and watch the difference.
You type a short idea — like "a lion in the desert" — and the AI expands it into a detailed prompt covering subject, lighting, mood, composition, and style, ready to paste into any image generator.
Yes. Write in Urdu, Roman Urdu, English, or almost any language. You can also choose which language the finished prompt should come out in.
Generating a prompt costs just 1 credit, and every account gets free monthly credits. It's one of the cheapest tools on VidMake.
Yes. The prompts are written for Stable Diffusion-style generators, so they work great in VidMake's own image generator and can be copied anywhere else.