- name
- imageflare
- description
- Generate and edit images using Cloudflare Workers AI via the
imageflareCLI. Use when: user asks to generate an image from a text prompt, edit/transform an existing image with AI, or manage Cloudflare AI image model settings. NOT for: non-image AI tasks, local image editing without AI (cropping, resizing), or video generation. - homepage
- https://github.com/Sallytion/Imageflare
- metadata
ImageFlare Skill
Generate and edit images from your terminal using Cloudflare Workers AI models (Flux, Stable Diffusion, etc.).
When to Use
✅ USE this skill when:
- User asks to generate an image from a text description
- User wants to edit or transform an existing image with AI
- User wants to apply a style from a reference image to another image
- User asks to configure Cloudflare AI credentials or switch models
- User says "create an image", "generate a picture", "edit this photo with AI"
When NOT to Use
❌ DON'T use this skill when:
- Local image manipulation without AI (crop, resize, rotate) → use
convert/ffmpeg/Pillow - Video generation → not supported
- Non-Cloudflare AI image generation → use other tools
- Viewing or inspecting image metadata → use
identify,exiftool - The user has not configured Cloudflare credentials yet and doesn't want to → prompt them to run
imageflare configfirst
Setup
Requires a Cloudflare account with Workers AI access (free tier available).
# First-time interactive setup (Account ID + API Token + model selection)
imageflare configGetting credentials:
| Credential | Where to find it |
|---|---|
| Account ID | Cloudflare dashboard → right sidebar of any page |
| API Token | *My Profile → API Tokens → Create Token* — select the Workers AI template or grant Workers AI: Read permission |
Verify setup:
imageflare config showCommands
Generate an Image
# Basic generation
imageflare generate --prompt "a red fox sitting on a snow-covered log"
# With custom dimensions and seed for reproducibility
imageflare generate --prompt "a sunset over mountains" --width 512 --height 512 --seed 42
# Save to specific path and auto-open
imageflare generate --prompt "cyberpunk cityscape" --output cityscape.png --open
# Use a specific model
imageflare generate --prompt "a cat" --model "@cf/black-forest-labs/flux-1-schnell"Edit an Existing Image
# Basic edit
imageflare edit photo.png --prompt "change the background to a beach"
# Edit with a style reference image (up to 3 refs)
imageflare edit photo.png --ref style.png --prompt "style image 0 like image 1"
# Multiple reference images
imageflare edit photo.png --ref ref1.png --ref ref2.png --prompt "combine styles"
# Save to specific path
imageflare edit photo.png --prompt "make it a watercolor painting" --output watercolor.png --openConfiguration
# Interactive setup wizard
imageflare config
# View current settings
imageflare config show
# List available AI models on your account
imageflare config models
# Set values non-interactively
imageflare config set --account-id YOUR_ID --api-token YOUR_TOKEN
imageflare config set --model "@cf/black-forest-labs/flux-1-schnell"Common Options
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-p, --prompt | Text prompt describing what to generate or how to edit (required) |
-m, --model | Cloudflare Workers AI model ID (overrides configured default) |
--width | Output width in pixels (default: 1024) |
--height | Output height in pixels (default: 1024) |
--seed | Random seed for reproducible results |
-o, --output | Output file path (default: imageflare_<timestamp>.png) |
--open | Open the saved image automatically after generation |
-r, --ref | (edit only) Additional reference image, repeatable up to 3 times |
Output
- Images are saved as PNG files
- Default filename:
imageflare_<timestamp>.pngin the current directory - Use
--outputto specify a custom path - Use
--opento auto-open the result in the system image viewer
Notes
- Default model:
@cf/black-forest-labs/flux-2-klein-4b - Input images for editing are automatically resized to ≤512×512 (Cloudflare requirement)
- Reference images in edit mode: refer to them in your prompt as
image 0,image 1, etc. - Config is stored at
~/.config/imageflare/config(Linux/macOS) or%APPDATA%\imageflare\config(Windows) - No intermediate servers — requests go directly to the Cloudflare Workers AI API
- Free tier available on Cloudflare Workers AI