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How to generate images from a chat with /image commands with Pocket Strike

Create images in any conversation by typing /image with an aspect ratio.

Authorization notice. Pocket Strike is dual-use. Only use it on software, sites and systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Who it is forA creator or hobbyist who wants quick image concepts for wallpapers, posts, or drafts while working on a phone.

The problemSwitching between a chat app and a separate image tool slows down idea sketches made on the go.

The outcomeAn image generated from a text prompt in the chosen aspect ratio, with zoom and pan viewing and a download option.

What you need first

  • Flutter SDK >= 3.29.0 and Dart SDK >= 3.12.0
  • Android SDK and NDK with compileSdk 37 and minSdk 26
  • A physical Android device connected over USB/ADB, or an emulator
  • Enough free phone storage and RAM for the GGUF model you choose, as listed in the model table

Steps

  1. Install Pocket Strike on your Android device, following the build steps in the README.
  2. Open a conversation in the app.
  3. Type /image followed by your prompt and an aspect ratio, such as /image futuristic electric sports car speeding through tokyo 16:9.
  4. Use the zoom and pan viewer to inspect the result.
  5. Tap the download control to save the image to your gallery.

Prompt for your agent

In the PocketStrike repo, use the /image command in a conversation with the prompt <your-prompt> and aspect ratio <ratio> such as 9:16. Expected output: one generated image in the requested aspect ratio. Verify the aspect ratio of the image matches the one you typed before you save it.

Caveat. The README lists SD-Turbo-Image-Gen at about 1.8 GB RAM and does not give generation times, so test with one prompt before planning larger batches.

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