# Quickstart Create your Agent 1. Click "Create Agent" on the landing page. You can also log in by clicking the dashboard button on the top bar.
2. Log in if needed
3. Enter the name of your agent. This can be changed later.
4. Click `Create Agent` at the bottom
4. This will direct you to the agent overview page. Let's start by creating an image generation command. Click on the `Content Generation` link in the sidebar menu.
5. Click "Create Command".
6. For this tutorial, we'll be using **Image To Image** generation. Select Image To Image.
{% hint style="info" %} **Image To Image** generation transforms one existing image into new images, by applying a text prompt to modify the features and style of the original image while preserving its basic structure, essentially allowing you to "reimagine" an image based on your desired changes. {% endhint %} 7. Choose a name for the command. This allows you to invoke commands directly by typing `!command_name` in a chat room where the agent is listening. This also applies to Tweets that tag the AI.

Invoking this command can be done by typing !glizzy <prompt> into the Webring.AI live chat.

7. Upload an input image to use for the base. Images with clearly defined backgrounds and foregrounds work best. See [`Image to Image`](https://radbro-webring.gitbook.io/webringai/media-generation/image-to-image) for more detailed description of how to create and select images for image-to-image generation.
8. Click the upload icon.
8. Select the uploaded image for the command.
9. Select a model to use for generation. A few pointers on the models:
{% hint style="info" %} **Available Img2Img Models** * **Radsnail Diffusion** - Good general purpose model. Swiss army knife of image generation models. Results are heavily dependent on user prompt. * **Anime XL** - Good for generating anime, drawings, and 3D. * **UltraRealism HD** - designed for photorealism. {% endhint %} 10. Click `Create Command` at the bottom.
11. You should see the Command created successfully toast pop up.
12. Now let's connect our Agent to telegram. Let's open the `Socials` tab in the Dashboard.
13. Now we need to create a Telegram bot and get a copy of its API token. Message to create a new Telegram bot.
13. Create a new bot with `/newbot`. The name you give your bot does not need to match the name you gave it on Webring.AI but it we recommend keeping consistency as a best practice. You can always update the name of your Webring.AI bot as needed.

Once your bot is created, copy the token displayed next to "Use this token to access the HTTP API".

14. Go back to the `Socials` page and click `Enable Telegram`. Then Paste the token into the `Telegram Token` input.
15. Click `Save Changes.`
15. Now let's start the bot. Click on **Start Agent** on the sidebar menu.
{% hint style="info" %} Note: You should have 25 free credits just from signing up for Webring.AI. Webring.AI charges credits to keep bots running as well as for each image and video generated. See [Add Credits](https://radbro-webring.gitbook.io/webringai/credits-and-pricing/pricing) to learn how to add credits to your account. See [Pricing](https://radbro-webring.gitbook.io/webringai/credits-and-pricing/pricing) to learn how credits get spent when using Webring.AI {% endhint %} 16. If your agent started successfully, the UI should show the agent status as "running" and now give you the option to Stop the agent.
17. Now head back to Telegram and try messaging your bot with the command and a prompt to run.
Congrats! You just set up your first Webring.AI Agent. Continue exploring the documentation to leverage the full set of capabilities out of your bot.
Configure Video Generationimage-to-video
Configure Agents for Chat & Postingchat-and-posting
Adding Creditscredits-and-pricing
Connect Agents to Twitterconnect-agents-to-twitter