Quick Scene Explainer
Photograph what is in front of you and get a fast answer
Quick Scene Explainer
Photograph what is in front of you and get a fast answer
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Description
Get a concise, text-only explanation of a photo or screenshot without waiting for image generation. It identifies the relevant object, interface, sign, diagram, or visible structure; refers to parts by their position in the image; answers the user's immediate question; and clearly marks anything it cannot confirm. Designed for quick mobile use, weak connections, and situations where the user needs an answer now rather than a redesigned image.
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Why we love this skill
Featured for turning a photo or screenshot into a fast, text-only answer tailored to the user’s question. Its concise spatial guidance, explicit uncertainty, language matching, and proportionate safety cautions make it especially useful for immediate mobile decisions.
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- Version
- v5
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
