Use the CLI tool imgprmt to embed an AI image text prompt/description within a JPG image.
The program outputs a separate JPG+HTML polyglot image file. You can then share the image on a number of social media sites, such as X/Twitter, Tumblr, Mastodon, Flickr, etc.
These platforms will retain the embedded prompt, so that it's available to anyone who downloads your image.
To correctly download images from X/Twitter, click the image in the post to fully expand it, before saving.
View the embedded prompt as a basic web page by renaming the .jpg file extension to .htm
Twitter_Imgprmt.mp4
PS G:\imgprmpt\demo> .\imgprmt.exe
Usage: imgprmt <jpg-image>
imgprmt --info
PS G:\imgprmpt\demo> .\imgprmt Mansion_Monster.jpg
Enter a Web link (Image source, Social media page, etc.)
URL: https://x.com/CleasbyCode
Type or paste in your prompt as one long sentence. Add <br> tags for new lines, if required.
Image Description: In a grand yet dilapidated mansion interior with intricate wooden wall panelling
and a majestic staircase, an eerie, imposing figure standing on the stairs, lunges forward.<br><br>
This character is a blend of historical and fantastical elements, wearing a mask that evokes the textures
of burlap and bandages, accentuated with metal rivets and a sinister, grill-like mouthpiece.<br><br>
The eyes behind the mask are obscured by a cross-hatch pattern, enhancing its mysterious aura.
The attire is composed of ragged, earth-toned fabrics, suggesting a bygone era or a post-apocalyptic world.
<br><br>In one hand, it holds a blade, stained with blood, while the other hand reaches out toward the viewer
with a bloodied finger, threateningly pointed. The setting’s opulence clashes with the figure's menace, creating
a stark juxtaposition between the lavish environment and the character's foreboding presence.
<br><br>The lighting casts dramatic shadows, emphasizing the cinematic quality of the scene.
Cinematic and photographic styles. --ar 16:9
Created output file: "imgprmt_2547.jpg 401529 Bytes"
(You can try the imgprmt Web App, here, if you don't want to download and compile the CLI source code.)