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# Generating Images

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### How to Generate an Image?

To generate an image in ChatNGO, follow these steps:

1. **Click the "Generate Image" Icon**: On the top menu bar within your chat workspace, click the icon that looks like a picture with a plus sign.&#x20;
2. **Enter Image Description**: Once the image generation panel opens, you will be prompted to enter a description of the image you would like to generate in the text box provided.
3. **Choose Image Orientation**: Select your preferred image orientation from the options available:
   * **Square**
   * **Portrait**
   * **Landscape**
4. **HD Option**: You can toggle the HD option on or off, depending on whether you would like the image in high-definition.
5. **Generate**: Once you have entered your description and selected your settings, click the arrow icon to generate the image. The system will create the image based on your input using the DALL-E 3 model.
6. **Viewing Generated Images**: The images you generate will appear under the "Generated Images" [gallery](/chat/chat-navigation/images.md) in the left-hand panel. You can see a preview of each image there.

Once the image is generated, you can interact with it by clicking on the image for further actions such as regenerating, downloading or deleting.


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