1. Upload images or scenes
Send technical project images or extract SKP scenes when they're available.
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This guide is for product users, not developers. It walks through uploads, SKP, credits, privacy, current limitations, and how to ask for help.
Send technical project images or extract SKP scenes when they're available.
Pick what goes to the gallery and send it to the AI with credits in plain sight.
Review results, failures, and credits before moving to client delivery.
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If something falls outside this guide, send it through support. That helps us tell real bugs apart from expected AI behavior.
PNG, JPG, and WebP work best. Use clean exports, good resolution, no important crops, and a final composition you've already locked in.
Reading an SKP file identifies scenes and thumbnails. It doesn't call any AI and doesn't consume credits. The actual generation happens later, when you send images or scenes to render.
Credits are reserved before the AI call. A completed render consumes the credit. Technical failures can trigger an automatic refund. A successful but disappointing result should be reported for review.
Source files, scenes, and results stay private to your account. Don't share screenshots with cookies, signed URLs, or sensitive data when contacting support.
At this stage you may see fidelity variations, queue delays, model failures, incomplete thumbnails, or differences between expected and generated materials.
Use the support page and include the project, image, or job when possible. The app attaches only safe context, never private files, cookies, or keys.
Source files and results are private by default. Support only stores safe context: user, route, project or job when provided, timestamp, and browser.
Localized quick guide
Upload project images or SKP scenes, save selected items to the gallery, render in batches, compare results, and keep the best version.
Credits are reserved before AI rendering. Completed renders consume credits. Technical failures can be refunded automatically.
Source files and generated renders are private by default. Don't send cookies, API keys, signed URLs, or private files in support messages.
Model fidelity, queue delays, render variation, and SKP preview limits can still happen while the product evolves.