In the same manner as the `result` sub-module, the report program has both an automated and manual implementation, and reports can be generated at any time using the `digichem report` command. As for the `result` program, this sub-module can also be used to parse calculations that were not submitted with Digichem, and so it is not necessary to re-submit old, completed calculations only to generate a new report. However, unlike for numerical results, image generation requires the binary checkpoint file from the calculation, in addition to the text-based log file, and if this is absent then the calculation will need to be repeated. Regardless of whether it is generated automatically, or through the `digichem report` command, each report contains not only the final PDF file, but also individual image files for every graph and 3D render used within it. These images are available in both a portable, low-quality JPEG format, and a publication-ready PNG format, and can be readily included in the user's own works. Digichem also offers the `digichem image` command to generate only single images, for situations in which the entire report is not needed or the user requires an image that is not included by default. For example, the command `digichem image output.log -image HOMO-10` can be used to render the HOMO-10, which would typically be absent from the automatically generated report, while the command `digichem image output.log --list` can be used to list all the available images that Digichem can render from a given calculation. Following from the discussion section, the penultimate part of each report contains the tables of results. This section contains tables of all the data that were parsed by Digichem from the calculation, and their structure broadly matches those of the CSV files written to the Result directory at the end of the calculation. The results tabulated here include the molecular geometry (Figure ),