The screenshot is small since the data is private anyway, but it's enough to see:
"Metric: untitled 00" "plot image" as the image title The attached histogram has a title ("histogram of ...")

Without knowing anything, I'm assuming maybe ClearML patches plt.title and not Axes.set_title ?

The title is specified in the plot (see the example, even if small).
I'm just creating a figure normally with matplotlib and save it to disk.

Also, I think you can specify title with
plt.title('Image Title')

How are you reporting / generating them now?

There's a specific fig[1].set_title(title) call.

Let me take a look 🙂

Did you try what I added? Also the screenshot is too small, nothing is readable

Yes -- that's what I meant by The title is specified in the plot . I make the plots manually - title, axes labels, ticks, etc. In that sense, the figure is entirely configured. ClearML just saves it as "untitled 00/plot image"

Sure! It's a bit intricate as it accommodates many of our different plotting functionalities, but this consists of the important bits (I realize we have some bad naming here, but fig[0] is actually a Figure object, and fig[1] is an Axes object):

` plt.switch_backend('agg')
sns.set_theme(...)
fig = plt.subplots(...)

sns.histplot(data, ax=fig[1], ...)
fig[1].set_xlim(...)
fig[1].set_ylim(...)
fig[1].legend(loc='best')
fig[1].set_xlabel(xlabel)
fig[1].set_ylabel(ylabel)
fig[1].set_title(title)
sns.despine(fig=fig[0], ...)

plt.savefig(...) `

Any thoughts CostlyOstrich36 ?

What versions of ClearML/matplotlib are you using?

Can you add a snippet of how you're presenting/generating the matplotlibs?

ClearML 1.1.4, Matplotlib 3.3.0 (it's not the latest as we have some backward compatibility issues)