AI Tool: AI Vision. How to Ask Questions About an Image? Examples
To ask questions about an image, upload it to AI Vision in Qyx and chat about what it shows. AI Vision is a Qyx AI tool for AI image analysis that answers your questions about the image you upload.
What is the AI Vision template?
AI Vision is a Qyx tool for photos, screenshots, charts, documents and product images. You drop a jpg, png or webp image into the upload area and type your question in the chat, and Qyx describes the image or answers what you ask. Start with a suggestion such as Explain an Image, or ask your own question, such as what text the image contains or what could be improved in a design. Each chat is saved in the list on the left, so you can come back to it. Ask follow-up questions in the same chat to go deeper. Share a chat or download it with the buttons at the top. Check the answers when they matter, such as numbers read from a chart.
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Answers about your image
Ask anything about a photo, a screenshot or a chart.
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A chat you can continue
Ask follow-up questions about the same image.
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Saved conversations
Find earlier chats in the list.
How does it work?
- Open the AI Vision template in Qyx.
- Fill in the chat with your question after you drop a jpg, png or webp image into the upload area.
- Click Generate, pick the best result and edit it right in the editor.
Who is it for?
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Online stores
Get descriptions and alt text ideas for product photos.
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Designers and marketers
Ask for feedback on a banner or a landing page screenshot.
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Students
Ask about a chart, a diagram or a photo of notes.
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Support teams
Read error screenshots from customers.
Practical example
What you enter
Image: a photo, a screenshot or a chart in jpg, png or webp. Message: your question about the image, such as what it shows or what to change.
What you get
An answer about your image in the chat. Ask a follow-up question, copy the parts you need and check details such as numbers or text.
Conclusion
AI Vision answers your questions about images. To chat about a PDF or a spreadsheet, use the File Analyzer in Qyx.