Short answers for references, Lab Notes, film stocks, Saved Looks, billing, exports, and the parts of the engine that matter when you are trying to finish a frame.
Open the Lab, add a frame, and run a controlled match.
Add a source photo to the Library and open it in the Lab.
Stage the looks the engine should match for color, light, grain, and mood.
Pick strength, resolution, stock, and frame settings before processing.
The core knobs that shape a photo before the engine runs.
Use 75% as the working default when you want strong style without excess drift.
Tell the engine what to pull, protect, or avoid in controlled recipe language.
Save references, layers, and blend strength so a recipe can be reused later.
Use stock presets, custom references, or both.
Understand stock cards, sample previews, and develop actions.
Film stock runs still send anchor references, but the user sees the stock, not the refs.
Build a named look from references and apply it from the Lab.
Keep uploads, reference images, and developed frames organized.
Your original uploads live here and can be opened to edit.
Reference images are reusable style ingredients for future matches.
Finished outputs can be opened to refine, downloaded, or used again.
Plan, credits, checkout, and account questions.
Compare what each plan includes.
Credits are consumed when the engine creates outputs.
Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from your account tools.
Download, sharing, commercial use, and data handling.
Download generated images in the resolution selected before the run.
You retain rights to your inputs and outputs, subject to the Terms.
Personal images are not used for model training.
The fastest support path is a short note with the source, references, stock, strength settings, and what you expected the engine to do.
Send the source frame, selected references, stock, match strength, and any Lab Notes you used.
Tell us which developed frame failed, requested resolution, and whether download or preview broke.
Include the email on the account and the plan or checkout step that needs attention.
Send us the account email, a screenshot, and the frame or look name. We will help trace what happened.