Documentation / Image Studio
Limits and help
Your monthly images, what the studio can't do yet, and what its messages mean.
Your monthly images
- Pro includes 150 images a month, counted from the 1st (UTC). Styles on a more capable model count as two; the studio says so under the Generate button.
- Your organization has its own monthly total (1,500 on Pro), shared by its members. An image made while a project is linked counts toward that project's organization.
- Failed attempts don't count.
- The number in the studio's header, and your usage page, show how many you've used.
To keep things responsive for everyone, the studio also allows at most 6 images a minute, 30 an hour and 100 a day per person.
Not yet
- Saving images to a project, and a history across sessions. Export what you want to keep.
- Editing part of an image with a mask, or several reference images at once.
- Editable vector output for diagrams.
- Checks against your model or your studies. A reference is a guide, and nothing compares an image with sunlight, shadows or any measured value.
When something goes wrong
| Message | What to do |
|---|---|
| You've used this month's images. | They reset on the 1st. |
| Your organization has used this month's images. | Ask an organization admin, or wait for the 1st. |
| The image studio comes with Pro. | See plans. |
| … needs a reference image. | This style starts from a picture: capture the Rhino view or attach one. |
| The model couldn't use this description or image. | Reword the description, or try another reference. Some providers refuse certain content. |
| The image service is busy. | Try again in a moment. |
| The image took too long. | Try again; a simpler description or a smaller reference can help. |
| Image generation is paused for today. | A daily safety limit was reached for everyone. Try again tomorrow. |
| Couldn't capture the Rhino view. | Open a document and click into a viewport, or update the plug-in. You can attach an image instead. |
Stop waiting under the spinner stops the studio waiting for an image; the image may still be made and counted.