Image generation
Describe a picture and get one back. One image engine, three formats, a fixed price per image.
Diagram as text
- A request comes from you on the Images page, with a description of up to 400 characters and one of three formats, or from the AI in a chat if you switched its image tool on.
- The server checks that the price you saw is still current and that your balance covers it. It also applies the limits: one job per account at a time, six per minute and a daily cap for the service. If a check fails, the request is refused and nothing is charged.
- The price is reserved on your balance. It is held, not yet charged.
- One engine, Flux run by Infomaniak, makes the image.
- If the engine fails, the reservation is released and nothing is charged.
- If it succeeds, the price is charged and the image is stored for 30 days.
- You can download the image, copy it into the container of one of your chats, or delete it at any time.
Make an image
Open Images in the sidebar. Write what you want (up to 400 characters), pick a format and press Generate image. The button shows the price in CHF. It comes off your ZeroLog balance when the image is done. If generation fails, nothing is charged.
There is no model to choose. Every image comes from one engine, Flux, run by Infomaniak, and your description is sent to them. An image can't be edited: each request makes a new one.
Keep it
- Download the file to your device.
- To container copies it into the container of one of your chats.
- Delete it whenever you like. Images are removed after 30 days anyway.
Let the AI make images
Off by default. Switch on Allow AI to generate and inspect images on the
Images page, or type /image on (/image off turns it off). The AI can
then generate an image, look at it and copy it into the chat's container. Each image costs the
same fixed price and counts against the chat's spending limit.
Limits: one image at a time per account, six per minute, and a daily cap for the whole service.
What it costs
Each image has a fixed price, shown before you press the button. See Cost.