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FAQ

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Is TitanGogh free?

Yes — you can start for free. Every new account gets 25 credits when you sign in. Most built-in models (Pollinations, Raphael AI, DiffusionArt, and SD3) cost 1 credit per image, so you can explore the Studio without paying upfront.

Paid subscription plans and one-time credit packs are listed on our Pricing page, where you can subscribe or buy a pack with secure Stripe checkout. Your starting credits are still the easiest way to try TitanGogh first.

What are credits?

Credits are how TitanGogh meters image generation. Each time you render, credits are deducted based on the model and how many images you request (1–4 per run). If a generation fails on our side, credits are refunded automatically.

  • Free models (Pollinations, Raphael AI, DiffusionArt, SD3) — 1 credit per image
  • Imagen 4 Fast — 2 credits per image
  • Seedream 4.5 and Ideogram 4.0 Turbo — 3 credits per image
  • OpenAI GPT Image — 6 credits per image

Prompt help (turning a rough idea into a polished prompt) does not cost credits, but it is rate-limited so the service stays fast for everyone.

Do I need an account?

Yes. Sign up with email or Google to access the Studio, your Library, and your credit balance. Sessions are managed securely through Clerk — we never store your password in plain text.

Which models can I use?

In the Studio model picker you can choose Auto or pick a provider yourself:

  • Auto — picks a free model for your prompt (for example, SD3 when your prompt mentions text, signs, or logos)
  • Pollinations — Flux, great all-rounder
  • Raphael AI — Flux via Pollinations
  • DiffusionArt — Stable Diffusion
  • SD3 — Stable Diffusion 3
  • Imagen 4 Fast, Seedream 4.5, Ideogram 4.0 Turbo, and OpenAI — premium models that cost more credits per image

Premium models may not appear in every deployment. If you do not see them, your environment is using the free provider set only.

Can I make AI videos?

Yes. Open AI Video from the Studio sidebar, describe a scene, and TitanGogh renders a short clip (4–10 seconds, depending on the model). Renders usually take 1–4 minutes — keep the page open until your clip appears.

  • Wan 2.2 Fast — budget model, included on every plan (including free credits)
  • Seedance 1.0 Lite and Seedance 1.0 Pro — sharper motion and up to 1080p (Premium and Advanced)
  • Seedance 2.0 Fast and Veo 3.1 Fast — generate native audio: dialogue, sound effects, and music (Premium and Advanced)

How many credits does a video cost?

Video is billed per second of footage, and the rate depends on the model and resolution. A 5-second Wan 2.2 Fast clip costs 5 credits at 480p or 10 credits at 720p; premium models cost more. The Generate button always shows the exact cost before you render, and the full rate table is on the Pricing page. If a render fails on our side, the credits are refunded automatically.

Can I animate my own image?

Yes. In AI Video, add a start frame by uploading a JPG, PNG, or WebP (up to 15 MB) or picking an image from your Library, then describe how it should move. You can also tap Make it move on an image in the Studio. Animating an image costs the same as a text-only clip. Uploaded images go through the same content rules as prompts.

Why did my video disappear?

A freshly rendered clip is served from a temporary link that expires after about an hour. Tap Save to keep it in your video Library (up to 10 saved videos per account), or Download it to your device.

What is Prompt help?

Prompt help rewrites a short idea into a richer, art-directed prompt before you generate. Free and Starter accounts use our standard prompt engine; Premium and Advanced plans use a more capable model (GPT-4o mini). Prompt help runs through the same content rules as image generation — unsafe prompts are blocked.

What is the Art Chest reveal?

After a successful generation, fresh images unwrap with an Art Chest animation. Each image gets a cosmetic rarity badge (Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, or Mythic). Rarity is purely for fun — it does not change image quality, credits, or your chances on future generations.

Where are my images stored?

Generated images are returned by the provider you chose. They appear in the Studio right away. If you tap Save, a copy is stored in your personal Library (up to 25 saved images per account). Saved images live in secure cloud storage tied to your account.

You can also organize work into Projects and revisit past prompt runs with thumbnails from the Studio sidebar.

Can I download my images?

Yes. Use the download action on any generated or saved image in the Studio. Images are yours to keep on your device; saving to the Library is optional.

What content is not allowed?

TitanGogh does not support nudity, pornography, or other sexual content. Unsafe prompts are blocked before generation or prompt help runs. We also prohibit illegal, abusive, or infringing use — see our Terms of Service for the full list.

Are there rate limits?

Yes, to keep the Studio responsive for everyone. In practice that means roughly 10 image generation requests per minute, 3 video renders per minute, and 8 prompt-help requests per minute per account. If you hit the limit, wait a few seconds and try again.

Can I use outputs commercially?

Usage rights depend on the model provider's terms, not TitanGogh's UI. Before selling, publishing, or licensing an image, check the terms for the backend you used (Pollinations, Replicate, OpenAI, etc.). When in doubt, treat AI outputs as needing your own legal review.

Why did my image look wrong or fail?

AI image models are probabilistic — the same prompt can produce different results, and complex scenes (especially readable text) are still hard for many models. Try a different aspect ratio, style preset, or model; use Prompt help to add clearer art direction; or switch to SD3 or Ideogram for prompts that need legible text. Failed generations should refund the credits that were charged.

What is UpscaleTitan?

UpscaleTitan is a separate product for enlarging and sharpening images. After you generate, TitanGogh may show an optional card to send your image to UpscaleTitan. It is not required — dismiss it any time, and it will stop appearing for a while.

Something broke — who do I contact?

Email support@titangogh.com with your account email, the prompt you used (if comfortable sharing), the model you selected, and a screenshot if possible. We'll get back to you as soon as we can.