We demonstrate that the functional form of the likelihood contains a sufficient amount of information for constructing a prior for the unknown parameters. We develop a four-step algorithm by invoking the information entropy as the measure of uncertainty and show how the information gained from coarse-graining and resolving power of the likelihood can be used to construct the likelihood-induced priors. As a consequence, we show that if the data model density belongs to the exponential family, the likelihood-induced prior is the conjugate prior to the corresponding likelihood.