Codex Image · Image Generation and Assistant Integration

Codex Image brings describing an idea, generating an image, reviewing the result, and organizing past attempts into one workflow for individual creators. It can turn an illustration concept, an image brief for content, or a visual direction into something to inspect before revising the next description. The page shows the current task state, provides a preview and an image link when generation completes, and displays an error when it fails, so the user can tell whether an attempt produced a result.

Start an image attempt

1. Describe the image and choose options: The user starts with a description of the subject, scene, and style, then chooses from the image size, quantity, and quality options offered on the page.
2. Review the result and refine the request: Waiting and completion states make progress visible. Once a result arrives, the user can assess whether it fits the intended use and return to the description for another attempt. The tool handles generation and organization; the creative judgment remains with the user.

Find past attempts by date

• Daily overview: History is organized by date, with record counts, successful attempts, and image counts for each day.
• Individual generation records: Opening a day shows individual entries with their time, result status, size, quantity, any saved description, and image links. This helps recover earlier attempts, distinguish failures from successful results, and review the day's work.

If an older image has no original description, the history does not invent one.

Take the images and their records with you

For work outside the tool, a daily download packages images together with their records. It gathers images that are still retrievable at download time and includes a missing-image report when an image cannot be obtained. This supports archiving a round of creative work and keeping its images and records together for reference. A history link alone is not a permanent backup of the image.

Use it within an existing assistant workflow

The tool also exposes generation, available-option lookup, and quota lookup capabilities for use by an assistant, allowing an existing assistant workflow to initiate image tasks. Assistant integration requires configuration, and generation and available options depend on the connected service.