Input and reference images¶

• --input photo.png edits that image.
• A path after the prompt steers a new image in its style. The file itself is left alone.

Edit an image: --input¶

genimg "same logo, same style, but at dusk: deep indigo background, warm orange rim light on the fox, keep everything else" \
  --input fox_1.png \
  --model oai:gi2.5-flare

The mark, pose and paper-cut style survive. Only what the prompt named changed. To chain edits, feed the last output back in; genimg history records each input.

Steer with a reference¶

genimg "a raccoon character in exactly this paper-cut style and palette, one centred mark" \
  fox_1.png \
  --model oai:gi2.5-flare

A new subject in the reference's style and palette.

Both at once¶

Edit one image and steer it with others. --dry-run shows which role each file got:

$ genimg "preserve this room; apply the approved design direction" \
    approved-concept.png palette.png \
    --input original-room.png \
    --model gdm:nb2 \
    --output room-v2.png \
    --dry-run
  input    original-room.png
  refs     #1 approved-concept.png
           #2 palette.png

Provider limits¶

Each chained edit drifts further, so for several views of one subject, edit the same source once per view. The image-to-app skill works this way.