Class SubjectImageConfig (1.153.1)
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SubjectImageConfig (
subject_description : str ,
subject_type : typing . Literal [
"SUBJECT_TYPE_DEFAULT" ,
"SUBJECT_TYPE_PERSON" ,
"SUBJECT_TYPE_ANIMAL" ,
"SUBJECT_TYPE_PRODUCT" ,
],
)
Attributes
Name
Description
subject_description
str
Subject description for the image.
subject_type
Literal['SUBJECT_TYPE_DEFAULT', 'SUBJECT_TYPE_PERSON', 'SUBJECT_TYPE_ANIMAL', 'SUBJECT_TYPE_PRODUCT']
Subject type for the image. Can take the following values:
* SUBJECT_TYPE_DEFAULT: Default subject type
* SUBJECT_TYPE_PERSON: Person subject type
* SUBJECT_TYPE_ANIMAL: Animal subject type
* SUBJECT_TYPE_PRODUCT: Product subject type
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Last updated 2026-05-30 UTC.
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