Add images to a prompt when the task depends on visual context, such as an error
screenshot, interface design, architecture diagram, or existing asset. Explain
what ZeroTwo should inspect and what outcome you want; don’t rely on the image
alone to communicate the task.
ZeroTwo desktop app
ZeroTwo on the web
ZeroTwo desktop app
ZeroTwo desktop app
Drag an image into the prompt composer while holding Shift to include
it as context. You can also ask ZeroTwo to inspect an image on your system or use
a screenshot tool to verify work in another app.
Attach, paste, or drag an image into the ZeroTwo web composer. In the prompt,
tell ZeroTwo what to inspect and what result you want from the image.
Paste an image into the interactive composer, or pass one or more files on the
command line:For multiple images, separate paths with commas or repeat --image. ZeroCode
accepts common image formats, including PNG and JPEG. Drag an image into the prompt composer while holding Shift so the
extension accepts the drop instead of passing it to the editor.
Write the prompt around the image
Name what the image shows, point to the area that matters, and state the output
and constraints. If you attach more than one image, identify each one and explain
how ZeroTwo should compare them.
For example:
Use the right image feature
Use an image input when you want ZeroTwo to inspect a visual reference. Use
image generation when you want ZeroTwo to
create or edit an image. Last modified on August 30, 2026
