Referencing images with @image tokens

Attach ingredients and point at them precisely: "put the shirt in @image2 on the model in @image1."

Updated 2026-06-11

When accuracy matters, words are not enough — images define what words can only describe. Attach reference images to your message and refer to each one explicitly with @image tokens.

How it works

  1. 1Type @ in the composer to pull up your ingredient picker, or attach from the + button / the Ingredients tab.
  2. 2Attached images appear as a thumbnail filmstrip above the composer, each labeled with its stable token: @image1, @image2, …
  3. 3Click a token label to insert it into your message at the cursor.
  4. 4Write prompts that target images precisely: "Make the woman from @image1 hold the bottle from @image2."

Hovering a token label highlights the matching thumbnail (and vice versa when your cursor is inside a token in the text), so you always know which image you are pointing at before you spend credits. The point is removing ambiguity: if your library has three different models and three different bottles, "make the woman hold the bottle" leaves the AI guessing — @image tokens tell it exactly which woman and which bottle.

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