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Make
Edit
Analyse
Materials and files
Terminal
Common options

Commands

Every command, grouped by what it does, and the options they share.

Make

Command	What it does
`generate`	Make an image from a prompt
`vary`	Variations of an image
`series`	A consistent set from a theme

Edit

Command	What it does
`erase`	Remove something, fill the gap
`cutout`	Remove the background
`reframe`	Extend to a new aspect ratio
`upscale`	Make it larger
`restore`	Fix noise, blur, damage and colour
`relight`	Relight to a described light or a Mood
`restyle`	Redraw in a reference’s style
`try-on`	Dress a person in a garment

Analyse

Command	What it does
`ask`	Caption, count, find or ask
`segment`	Mask or cut out a named thing
`map`	Depth, edge, normal or pose map

Materials and files

Command	What it does
`material`	PBR maps from a surface photo
`tile`	A seamlessly tiling texture
`layers`	Split into transparent layers
`vectorize`	Trace to a clean SVG
`mesh`	A textured 3D mesh, rigged if asked
`animate`	Turn an image into a video
`sheet`	A captioned contact sheet

Terminal

Command	What it does
`studio`	The interactive terminal Studio
`describe`	Print the CLI schema as JSON
`last`	Show the latest Generation
`history`	Past Generations and spend

Common options

Every command takes these, alongside its own.

Flag	What it does
`-m, --model <id>`	Run this Model instead of the ranked choice.
`--param <key=value>`	A Model-only request field; repeat for more. Needs -m.
`--seed <n>`	Reproducible seed, where the Model takes one.
`-o, --output <file-or-dir>`	Write here; a trailing / writes every output file.
`--format <format>`	Output format: json, human, ndjson (default: auto-detect from TTY).
`--fields <fields>`	Comma-separated fields to include in output.
`--no-open`	Don’t open the result in a viewer.