<h2 id="mgc-metadata-gallery-converter">🖼️ MGC - Metadata Gallery Converter</h2>MGC is a lightweight, portable app with a simple goal: Make it easy to view, edit, and convert metadata from <code>.png</code> images generated by ComfyUI, Stable Diffusion, or TensorART—and make it all play nice with Civitai.<hr /><h3 id="update!">🔒 Update!</h3>If your antivirus flags it as a false positive, don’t worry—it’s because I used auto-py-to-exe to package everything neatly and hide a bunch of Python folders. I'm currently waiting for the digital signature. And yes—it's open source. You can also find the version on my <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/HerrscherAGGA/MGC---Metadata-Gallery-Converter-/tree/MGC">GitHub</a>, or just check the included files in the article.💡 Tip: If you prefer not to run it on your PC, try the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/HerrscherAGGA/MGC---Metadata-Gallery-Converter-/blob/MGC/civitai_metadata_fixer(google_colab).py">Google Colab version</a>. It's simpler, runs in your browser, and works just as well.<hr /><h3 id="why-i-made-this">🎯 Why I Made This</h3>Honestly, I was just tired of copying prompts manually. When uploading images from TensorART to Civitai, the metadata often goes missing—even if Tiefsee can read it, retyping everything was a pain.So I built MGC to fix that.With it, you can:<ul><li>Browse your images in a gallery view</li><li>Instantly see all prompts and settings</li><li>Copy, edit, and save them however you want</li><li>Export them in a Civitai-compatible format</li></ul><hr /><h3 id="key-features">🛠️ Key Features</h3><ul><li>✅ Thumbnail gallery (just drop a folder or drag in images)</li><li>✅ Supports <code>.png</code>, <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.jpeg</code>, and <code>.webp</code></li><li>✅ Quick navigation with ↑ and ↓ keys</li><li>✅ Clearly shows:<ul><li>Positive &amp; Negative Prompts</li><li>Steps, Sampler, Seed, Model, etc.</li></ul></li><li>✅ One-click “Copy All”</li><li>✅ Convert to Civitai format instantly</li><li>✅ Save prompts as <code>.txt</code> or embed them back into <code>.png</code></li><li>✅ Language toggle (English &amp; Spanish)</li><li>✅ Alerts you if metadata is missing (especially for <code>.jpg</code>)</li></ul><hr /><h3 id="how-to-use-it">📦 How to Use It</h3><ol><li>Extract the <code>.zip</code> wherever you like (even a USB stick).</li><li>Run <code>MGC_byAGGA.exe</code>.</li><li>Drop a folder or open one with the 📂 button.</li><li>Click a thumbnail or use the arrows.</li><li>That’s it — the metadata shows up automatically.</li></ol>From there, you can:<ul><li>Copy or edit the prompts</li><li>Save them as <code>.txt</code></li><li>Save them as <code>.png</code> with fixed metadata</li><li>Convert them to Civitai format</li></ul><hr /><h3 id="requirements">ℹ️ Requirements</h3><ul><li>Works on Windows 8 or newer</li><li>Doesn’t need installation</li><li>Doesn’t need internet</li><li>Just works 🙂</li></ul><hr /><h3 id="still-improving">🧪 Still Improving</h3>This app is still growing. If you find a weird image format, or have ideas for features you’d love to see, feel free to share them. I made this for myself… but also for you, if you’re tired of redoing the same steps every time. 😅<hr /><h3 id="made-by-a-frustrated-user-(me)">👨‍💻 Made by a frustrated user (me)</h3>Who just wanted his prompts back.

MGC - Metadata Gallery Converter | Prompts Editor

I'm struggling with the final version (it's going well, just needs a few tweaks; I'll just leave the prompt editor part for now).The idea was to clean up the boorus tags. For example, we copy all the tags from an image and hit clean, and that's it—you can use it in your prompts.

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