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## NAME
toolbox\-create - Create a new toolbox container
## SYNOPSIS
**toolbox create** [*--container NAME* | *-c NAME*]
[*--image NAME* | *-i NAME*]
[*--release RELEASE* | *-r RELEASE*]
## DESCRIPTION
Creates a new toolbox container. You can then use the `toolbox enter` command
to interact with the container at any point.
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A toolbox container is an OCI container created from an OCI image. On Fedora
the base image is known as `fedora-toolbox`. If the image is not present
locally, then it is pulled from `registry.fedoraproject.org`. The base image is
locally customized for the current user to create a second image, from which
the container is finally created.
Toolbox containers and images are tagged with the version of the OS that
corresponds to the content inside them. The user-specific images and the
toolbox containers are prefixed with the name of the base image and suffixed
with the current user name.
## OPTIONS ##
The following options are understood:
**--container** NAME, **-c** NAME
Assign a different NAME to the toolbox container. This is useful for creating
multiple toolbox containers from the same base image, or for entirely
customized containers from custom-built base images.
**--image** NAME, **-i** NAME
Change the NAME of the base image used to create the toolbox container. This
is useful for creating containers from custom-built base images. Cannot be used
used with `--release`.
**--release** RELEASE, **-r** RELEASE
Create a toolbox container for a different operating system RELEASE than the
host. Cannot be used with `--image`.
## EXAMPLES
### Create a toolbox container using the default image matching the host OS
```
$ toolbox create
```
### Create a toolbox container using the default image for Fedora 30
```
$ toolbox create --release f30
```
### Create a custom toolbox container from a custom image
```
$ toolbox create --container foo --image bar
```
## SEE ALSO
`buildah(1)`, `podman(1)`