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title: Regenerating images
weight: 4
---

When you change a conversion on your model, all images that were previously generated will not be updated automatically. You can regenerate your images via an artisan command. Note that conversions are often queued, so it might take a while to see the effects of the regeneration in your application.

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate
```

If you only want to regenerate the images for a single model, you can specify it as a parameter:

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate "App\Models\Post"
```

If you only want to regenerate images for a few specific media items, you can pass their IDs using the `--ids` option:

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate --ids=1 --ids=2 --ids=3
```

A comma separated list of id's works too.

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate --ids=1,2,3
```

If you only want to regenerate images for one or many specific conversions, you can use the `--only` option:

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate --only=thumb --only=foo
```

If you only want to regenerate missing images, you can use the `--only-missing` option:

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate --only-missing
```

If you want to force responsive images to be regenerated, you can use the `--with-responsive-images` option:

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate --with-responsive-images
```

If you want to regenerate images starting at a specific id (inclusive), you can use the `--starting-from-id` option

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate --starting-from-id=1
```

You can also start after the provided id by also passing the `--exclude-starting-id` or `-X` options

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate --starting-from-id=1 --exclude-starting-id
php artisan media-library:regenerate --starting-from-id=1 -X
```

The `--starting-from-id` option can also be combined with the `modelType` argument

```bash
php artisan media-library:regenerate "App\Models\Post" --starting-from-id=1
```