Convert to Tags

Our models read e621 tags, not sentences. If you don't know the tags yet, or you simply think in plain language, the Convert to Tags button writes them for you: type a normal description, click the button, and your prompt is replaced with a clean, ready-to-generate tag list.

Write in Any Language

You can describe your scene in any language - English, French, Spanish, Japanese, German, and more. The output is always English e621 tags, the format the models understand. It is a translator and a tag converter in a single click.

You type (any language)	You get (English e621 tags)
`un loup anthro musclé aux yeux bleus assis au bord d'une piscine`	`solo, anthro, wolf, male, blue_eyes, muscular, sitting, poolside, swimming_pool,`
`a shy fox girl blushing in a flower field`	`solo, anthro, fox, female, blush, flower_field, outside,`

Where to Find It

The button sits next to Generate, shown as a magic wand icon. It glows red when it can act. Once your prompt has been converted it greys out (there is nothing left to convert) and re-arms automatically the moment you edit the prompt again.

What It Does to Your Prompt

The converter doesn't just translate, it builds the prompt the way the AI prefers:

Orders the tags by importance: character count, species, gender, body, clothing, pose, expression, setting, objects, then perspective.
Cleans the formatting: lowercase tags, with underscores inside multi-word tags (looking_at_viewer, swimming_pool).
Infers the obvious: a clothed non-human becomes anthro, one character becomes solo, two become duo.
Leaves quality to the system: it does not add score, quality, source, or rating tags. The backend already handles those.

When to Use It

You are new to tags and think in full sentences.
You are not comfortable writing in English.
You have a messy tag list and want it cleaned up and reordered.

Good to Know

Review the result. It is a starting point: you can still edit tags, remove some, or add emphasis afterwards.
You need to be logged in to use it.
Disallowed content (anything involving minors, or gore) is refused.

Once you have your tags, see Positive Prompts to fine-tune their order, and the Tag Reference to discover more.

Convert to Tags

Write in Any Language

You type (any language)	You get (English e621 tags)
`un loup anthro musclé aux yeux bleus assis au bord d'une piscine`	`solo, anthro, wolf, male, blue_eyes, muscular, sitting, poolside, swimming_pool,`
`a shy fox girl blushing in a flower field`	`solo, anthro, fox, female, blush, flower_field, outside,`

Where to Find It

What It Does to Your Prompt

The converter doesn't just translate, it builds the prompt the way the AI prefers:

Orders the tags by importance: character count, species, gender, body, clothing, pose, expression, setting, objects, then perspective.

Cleans the formatting: lowercase tags, with underscores inside multi-word tags (looking_at_viewer, swimming_pool).

Infers the obvious: a clothed non-human becomes anthro, one character becomes solo, two become duo.

Leaves quality to the system: it does not add score, quality, source, or rating tags. The backend already handles those.

When to Use It

You are new to tags and think in full sentences.

You are not comfortable writing in English.

You have a messy tag list and want it cleaned up and reordered.

Good to Know

Review the result. It is a starting point: you can still edit tags, remove some, or add emphasis afterwards.

You need to be logged in to use it.

Disallowed content (anything involving minors, or gore) is refused.

Once you have your tags, see Positive Prompts to fine-tune their order, and the Tag Reference to discover more.