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A title and an optional subtitle blend together to form the concept of "heads up" for readers that getting more attention than the normal text.

Usage

Vision

Learn how to use vision capabilities to understand images.

Several OpenAI models have vision capabilities, meaning the models can take images as input and answer questions about them. Historically, language models were limited to a single input modality: text.

Currently, models that can take images as input include o1, gpt-4.5-preview, gpt-4o, gpt-4o-mini, and gpt-4-turbo.

Quickstart

Images are made available to the model in two main ways: by passing a link to the image or by passing the Base64 encoded image directly in the request. Images can be passed in the user messages.

Quick Demo

Quick Start

This component follows this anatomy:


    <Heading>
      <HeadingTitle/>
      <HeadingSubtitle/>
    </Heading>

All child components are optional. If you only need a title, instead of the verbose:


          <Heading>
            <HeadingTitle>...<HeadingTitle>
          </Heading>

You can use this simpler approach with the same result:


          <Heading>...<Heading>

<HeadingTitle> supports 6 sizes (h1 to h6). Want to control the size while using the simpler approach? Just specify it on the root component:


          <Heading size='h3'>...</Heading>

Here are demos for all possible sizes:

Note that we don't use any <HeadingSubtitle>

For more info on related components and demos showing how versatile this component can be, check out the API reference page.

Q&A

If you have questions about the design philosophy of this component, you'll find better answers by checking the source code (we provide context there with clear comments). For other common questions, see below:

heading/introduction

Usage

Vision

Quickstart

Quick Demo

Quick Start

Q&A

Can we use <HeadingSubtitle> as the only child of <Heading>?

Vision

Quickstart