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I made this short SaaS motion graphic from one prompt. Would you ship it?

I made the clip above with Vidmo, a browser based motion editor I am building.

The goal is not to replace motion designers. It is for when a launch is close, you need a short product video, and opening After Effects for a small piece feels like too much.

You write a short brief or give it a landing page, then get an editable timeline instead of a locked video file. You can change the copy, timing, and visual direction before exporting.

This is still early, and I do not want to polish the wrong thing.

Would you use something like this for a launch post, onboarding clip, or paid ad? What feels weak, generic, or missing?

Vidmo: vidmo.app

u/Savings_Wolverine408 — 13 hours ago
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Built in One Day, Got Its First Subscriber in Under a Month, Here Is What Actually Worked

Built this in one day after getting tired of manually describing images to AI models.

ImagePrompting.org

It takes an image and turns it into a detailed AI prompt for Midjourney, Flux, Stable Diffusion, and other generators.

Didn’t expect much from it honestly.
No ads. No launch. No audience.

It still got its first paying subscriber in less than a month.

The strategy was pretty simple and kinda messy:
• posted random before/after examples
• replied to people asking “how do I get this style?”
• used SEO pages around AI prompting keywords
• shared useful outputs instead of trying to “market” it
• focused on making the result fast and actually usable

https://preview.redd.it/4cwtjzb0fq3h1.jpg?width=2492&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3e66228dc05209e57d9ba34b9d93f8d5cd7e7032

Most AI prompt tools feel bloated or fake useful. I just wanted something where you drop an image and instantly get a solid prompt back without fighting the UI.

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u/Savings_Wolverine408 — 1 month ago
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[OT] I built this saas for generating perfect prompts from images

I couldn’t find a good tool that bulk generates prompts from multiple images, so I built imageprompting.org.

It works for one image or many at once, uses 3 prompt generation models, and has some free tries.

Would love any feedback from people who use AI image tools.

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u/Savings_Wolverine408 — 2 months ago
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I built this saas for generating perfect prompts from images

I kept running into the same problem: I had a bunch of images I wanted to turn into prompts, but I couldn’t find a simple tool that handled them in bulk.

So I built imageprompting.org

You can upload one image or a whole batch, and it generates prompts using 3 different prompt models so you can compare the results and pick what works best.

There are free tries too, so you can test it without committing to anything.

Would genuinely love feedback from anyone using AI image tools.

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u/Savings_Wolverine408 — 2 months ago
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I built this saas for generating perfect prompts from images

I couldn’t find a good tool that bulk generates prompts from multiple images, so I built imageprompting.org.

It works for one image or many at once, uses 3 prompt generation models, and has some free tries.

Would love any feedback from people who use AI image tools.

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u/Savings_Wolverine408 — 2 months ago