Case study

AI Photo Prompt: Couple Photo

An Android library of ready-written prompts that people copy into the AI image tool they already use

AI Photo Prompt: Couple Photo helps people find a well-written prompt for a couple, wedding or portrait picture and copy it into the AI image tool they already use. The client launched it in February 2026 and it has already passed 100,000 Google Play downloads; we developed the Android app from scratch.

AI Photo Prompt: Couple Photo app icon

100K+ Google Play downloads

The public install band on the app’s Google Play listing, checked 31 Oct 2026.

View AI Photo Prompt: Couple Photo on Google Play
An Android phone showing a prompt in AI Photo Prompt: Couple Photo — views, copies and saved counts, an example couple photo, a Copy Prompt button and the prompt text — beside the enlarged prompt card and two example images of couples
Screens recreated from the app's Google Play screenshots; example images from its store listing.
Client
App publisher (client)
Platforms
Android
Our scope
Android app development

The product

What it does, and for whom

Good AI images start with a good prompt, and writing one from a blank box is hard. The app is a curated library: prompts are grouped by category — couple, wedding, birthday and more — and each shows an example of the kind of picture it can lead to. The user opens a prompt, reads it, taps Copy Prompt and pastes it into an external AI image tool or editor. The app supplies text only: it does not create images itself, and results depend on the tool the user chooses. On Google Play since February 2026 (version 1.11, October 2026).

Scope The client publishes the app on Google Play and owns its brand, listing and prompt content. Our team developed the Android app. The example images come from the app's store listing; the app itself does not generate images. Google Play ratings rate the app, not Keshav Infotech.

Our contribution

What our team built

  1. Android app development

    The complete Android app, developed from scratch: the categorised prompt library and gallery, prompt screens with example images, one-tap copy to the clipboard, bookmarks and the view, copy and save counters.

User flow

Browse, open, copy

How a user gets from an idea to a prompt in their clipboard.

Three Android screens of AI Photo Prompt in order: the couple prompt gallery with Couple, Gods and Wedding chips and four example photos; the wedding gallery; and a prompt's detail with an example photo, Copy Prompt and the prompt text
Screens recreated from the app's Google Play screenshots, in the order of the steps below. Numbered markers match the steps below.
  1. Browse by category

    Chips for couple, gods, wedding, birthday and more.

  2. Compare examples

    Each card shows what a prompt is for.

  3. Open and copy

    Read the prompt, copy it in one tap, paste it into an AI tool.

The product in use

Inside the app

  1. A gallery that shows what each prompt is for

    Prompts appear as a two-column gallery of example images, filtered by category chips, with view and copy counts and a bookmark on every card — so users can judge a prompt at a glance and save the ones they like.

    Two Android screens of AI Photo Prompt: a gallery of romantic couple examples and a gallery of Indian wedding examples, both under Couple, Gods and Wedding chips with view and copy counts on each card
    Category galleries (example images from the store listing; counts are example data).
  2. Copy Prompt, in one tap

    The prompt screen keeps the action obvious: a large Copy Prompt button above the full prompt text, with views, copies and saves shown at the top. As the listing puts it, the app offers text prompts only and does not create images; results depend on the AI tool or editor the user pastes into.

    A prompt's detail screen on an Android phone beside its enlarged Copy Prompt button and prompt text describing a couple portrait in a sunlit garden
    The prompt card, enlarged (prompt text is an example). Close-ups on phones: tap any image for the full screen.

About these images: the phone screens are recreated from the app's Google Play screenshots; prompt texts and counters are example data. The example pictures come from the app's store listing; the app does not make images. The gallery shows two store images as the client published them on Google Play.

Delivery

The engagement

  • Live on Google Play since February 2026; version 1.11, updated October 2026.
  • Over 100,000 downloads on Google Play (public install band, checked 31 Oct 2026).
  • Runs on Android 7.0 and later. Supplies text prompts only; images are made in external tools.

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