Can Codex in the terminal generate images?

Last time we installed Codex. Today it makes something different.

Open the Command Prompt. Same walk as before.

Type c d on its own. It prints the folder you are standing in.

Then c d into education dash center, the folder you built yourself.

Type codex, press enter.

It asks if you trust the folder. You made it, so yes.

It opens its own screen, with its name, the model it is running, and the folder you are in.

Now ask. Watch the box grow as the sentence gets longer.

Make a folder called Codex, and generate a flyer for a free Saturday coding class for beginners at the local library, ten in the morning.

It does not go and find a picture. It generates one, and it rewrites your sentence first.

Then it tells you where it saved the file.

Open the folder. There it is, and the words on it came out right.

Text inside a generated image still goes wrong often. When it does, you ask again.

Claude Code wrote a document. Codex made something you can print.

That is your Codex tip for today.

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