Analyze Image Block

Analyze an image URL based on text instructions.

The Analyze Image Block processes and analyzes an image URL based on provided text instructions. It generates a text response based on the analysis that is assigned to a variable.

Configurations

Prompt

Provide text instructions for analyzing the image. Use {{variables}} to make the prompt dynamic based on a previous step in the workflow.

Example Prompt:

Identify the objects in the image and describe their arrangement. Focus on colors and sizes.

Image URL

Specify the URL of the image to be analyzed. Use a {{variable}} to dynamically reference image URL generated or fetched earlier in the workflow.

Output Variable

Creates a new variable and saves the generated test response to it. Enter a variable_name to store the response for later use in the workflow.

Model Settings

Choose the AI Model that you’d like to use for the image analysis. You may adjust the model’s Temperature and Max Response Size.

Writing Image Analysis Prompts

Creating a well-crafted prompt is essential for accurate and meaningful image analysis. Follow these guidelines to ensure your prompts guide the AI model effectively:

Be Clear and Specific: Clearly describe what you want the AI to analyze or identify in the image. Focus on specific elements or features relevant to your use case.
Example: "Identify the main objects in the image, including their colors, sizes, and positions.”
Define the Objective: Explain the purpose of the analysis to provide context for the AI. This helps tailor the response to your needs.
Example: "Analyze the image and describe how the objects are arranged for interior design recommendations.”
Break Down Complex Instructions: Use simple, step-by-step instructions when requesting detailed analyses.
Example: " 1. List all objects visible in the image. 2. Describe their positions relative to each other. 3. Highlight any unusual or standout features.”
Focus on Key Details: Avoid asking for unnecessary information to keep the analysis concise.
Example: "Describe the objects on the table, focusing on their materials and colors.”
Include Contextual Cues: Provide additional context for better results, such as the setting, purpose, or focus of the image.
Example: "This image shows a park scene. Identify all visible plants, trees, and animals.”

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Configurations

Prompt

Provide text instructions for analyzing the image. Use {{variables}} to make the prompt dynamic based on a previous step in the workflow.

Example Prompt:

Identify the objects in the image and describe their arrangement. Focus on colors and sizes.

Image URL

Specify the URL of the image to be analyzed. Use a {{variable}} to dynamically reference image URL generated or fetched earlier in the workflow.

Output Variable

Creates a new variable and saves the generated test response to it. Enter a variable_name to store the response for later use in the workflow.

Model Settings

Choose the AI Model that you’d like to use for the image analysis. You may adjust the model’s Temperature and Max Response Size.

Writing Image Analysis Prompts

Creating a well-crafted prompt is essential for accurate and meaningful image analysis. Follow these guidelines to ensure your prompts guide the AI model effectively:

Be Clear and Specific: Clearly describe what you want the AI to analyze or identify in the image. Focus on specific elements or features relevant to your use case.

Example: "Identify the main objects in the image, including their colors, sizes, and positions.”

Define the Objective: Explain the purpose of the analysis to provide context for the AI. This helps tailor the response to your needs.

Example: "Analyze the image and describe how the objects are arranged for interior design recommendations.”

Break Down Complex Instructions: Use simple, step-by-step instructions when requesting detailed analyses.

Example: " 1. List all objects visible in the image. 2. Describe their positions relative to each other. 3. Highlight any unusual or standout features.”

Focus on Key Details: Avoid asking for unnecessary information to keep the analysis concise.

Example: "Describe the objects on the table, focusing on their materials and colors.”

Include Contextual Cues: Provide additional context for better results, such as the setting, purpose, or focus of the image.

Example: "This image shows a park scene. Identify all visible plants, trees, and animals.”