when you download images in bulk from midjourney, the name will contain at least part of your prompt. This can be useful for dataset tagging when training models. This script, with a gui, automates taking that name, removing the username prefix and the UUID suffix, as well as replace the underscores in the text. Then it puts it in a .txt and saves it in the same directory as the image, using the exact same name except for the file ending.for example the image file would have a name like this: your_username_your_prompt_45987923023409.pngthis script creates a text file with the text "your prompt" with the name "your_username_your_prompt_45987923023409.txt"<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/nej-dot/imgname2txt/tree/main">https://github.com/nej-dot/imgname2txt/tree/main</a>

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