Describe ThisGuess the prompt behind the picture.
Game guide

See the image. Find the words behind it.

Describe This is a multiplayer party game about reverse-engineering an image prompt. Every player studies the same picture, writes a guess, and earns up to 100 points from an AI judge.

Find or create a game

Start a game

  1. Create a waiting room. The host names the game and chooses a player limit, round length, and number of rounds.
  2. Invite the group. Copy the waiting-room link and send it to the people playing with you. A game supports up to 10 active players.
  3. Set the pace. Rounds can last from 6 to 600 seconds. A game can contain 1 to 7 rounds, subject to the available image library.
  4. Start together. The host begins when everyone is ready. Players who join after a round has begun wait for the next eligible round.

Play each round

  1. Everyone receives the same generated image while its original text prompt stays hidden.
  2. Study the subjects, actions, setting, style, and unusual details in the picture.
  3. Write the prompt you think could have produced the image, then lock in before time expires.
  4. When all eligible players submit—or the timer ends—the round moves to judging.

Good guesses are specific. Name the important subject and action first, then add the setting, visual style, composition, and any detail that makes the image distinctive.

How judging works

The standard AI judge compares each guess with the hidden source prompt. It scores prompt-relevant similarities and returns a total from 0 to 100 with a short explanation. The scoreboard adds points across rounds.

A host may choose a custom judging rule for the whole game. When enabled, that rule replaces the standard comparison rubric and may be shown to players or kept hidden until results. AI scoring is designed for a lively party game; it can be imperfect, so treat close calls as part of the fun.

Results and the final recap

After judging, players see the hidden prompt, their round scores, and the current standings. At the end of the last round, the game shows the winner or winners plus a recap of eligible players and completed rounds.

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