This guide is written from how the service actually behaves. Some of it will be unexpected: a few settings switch off exactly what you are waiting for, and some requests to the image generator are pointless by design rather than by bad luck.
Three card types
Single. A conversation with one character. The simplest mode, and the one where photo generation works best.
Group. Several characters in one scene. The reply arrives in blocks: name, speech, actions and thoughts marked separately. There is no game master, nobody runs the world — it is simply several people talking.
World. Here the model plays a game master. Things appear that groups do not have: the world does not bend to the player, decisions stick, and the death of characters and revealed facts become part of the story (how much your own hero risks depends on the chosen difficulty). There is world state, how characters feel about you, quests and inventory. Numbered action options are on by default in Telegram; on the web you switch them on in settings.
Important about worlds: the game master never plays for you. It will not decide what your character says or does.
Why characters reply without actions
This is the most common complaint, and the cause is almost always the same — the chosen response style.
There are six styles, but nobody sees all of them at once: three are available in worlds, five outside. They split into two groups:
| Style | What it gives |
|---|---|
| Standard | roleplay: speech, actions, thoughts, descriptions |
| Cinematic | expansive roleplay, more description |
| Concise GM | roleplay but shorter — for the game master in worlds |
| Conversational | speech only, like a messenger |
| Uninhibited | speech only, free tone |
| Short replies | speech only, as brief as possible |
The bottom three deliberately remove actions, thoughts and scene description. Someone picks Uninhibited, gets bare lines and decides the service is broken.
A subtlety: in worlds those three are automatically swapped for Concise GM, because a game master without actions is impossible. In groups there is no swap — Uninhibited there really will switch actions off.
The style changes in chat settings and applies immediately, no need to start over.
Pace of the relationship
The pace is chosen when the chat is created, but it can be changed later. The switch in your profile applies to chats already started — except those where the pace was set for a specific character: such a chat keeps its own. For that character the pace changes in its own settings and also affects the active chat.
There is no separate explicitness selector and there will not be one: the ceiling comes from your plan, and pace is the lever inside it.
Your world: how many characters to add
A world cast holds up to twelve characters. More is not needed.
The game master also plays those outside the cast. A tavern keeper, a guard or a chance travelling companion appears in the story — the AI plays them and remembers how you treated them. Episodic figures do not have to be added.
The cast exists for something else. A character in it gets a permanent description — role and appearance — that the AI sees every turn. So it does not change from scene to scene, stays recognisable a hundred messages later and appears in images. One invented along the way lacks this: its appearance may drift and its name may be spelled differently.
Practical advice: add the twelve who return to the story and whom you want recognisable. Leave the rest to the game master.
Photos: how to word a request
A request is written in plain words, not tags — the service converts the text into a form the model understands. The limit is 500 characters, and a custom wording comes with the Basic plan.
A working base: what is worn, where it happens, time of day.
in a red dress on the balcony, evening
Everything in such a request comes through: the dress and its colour, the balcony, the evening hour, soft light, a city background. Add a pose or a mood and those arrive too.
This works because your request overrides the chat scene. And the reverse: what you do not name is taken from the current scene. A short “show her” in a night bedroom gives a night bedroom — which is why the same short request produces different pictures in different chats.
What does not get overwritten
The character appearance is set by the card: facial features, hair and eye colour. These are mixed into every frame, so overwriting them with a request usually does not work — otherwise she would stop being recognisable between shots.
Part of the poses is quietly swapped for calmer ones: leaning becomes standing, all fours becomes kneeling, and so on for several more wordings.
Why asking for a second person is pointless
This is the main cause of spoiled frames, and it is not bad luck.
In a one-on-one chat both the head count and almost all interaction are stripped from the request: pair, together, hugging, pressed close, holding hands. Little survives — looking at each other, for instance.
What reaches the model is fragments that do not add up to a frame: the direction of a gaze is there, the second person is not.
So in a one-on-one chat describe one person: not “hugging on the sofa” but “sitting on the sofa, looking at the camera”.
Separately about intimacy: on plans up to Premium a partner will not appear in frame from such wordings. From VIP upward the service can build the pair itself — then there really will be two in frame.
A second person, when it is possible
You can add a second one if it is a separate character from your harem. How many figures are allowed depends on the plan: two with Premium and VIP, three with Elite and Ultimate.
This works on world and group cards too — the character picked from your harem will appear in frame. But a character from a world cast cannot be added: it has no separate card, so there is nothing to pick. “Draw the whole party” will not work.
Separately: automatic selection of a second person is off in worlds and groups. Without that an invented partner ended up in frame, and for a man-and-woman pair the model drew two women. Who to add is now your decision.
Video
Two modes. The romantic one is generally available, the explicit one comes with Premium and up, and what is permitted inside it depends on the plan.
The opening frame is assembled mostly from the chat scene — your request influences it but is not carried over word for word. Practical conclusion: bring the scene to where you want it in conversation first, then ask for a clip.
The shop: outfits and items
The catalogue holds 73 active items: clothing, fantasy looks, accessories, themed objects. Prices run from 80 to 900 coins. Some open only from a certain plan — most clothing is available immediately, while fantasy, fetish and themed items more often require Basic, Premium, VIP or Elite.
Items occupy slots. The most common is the full-body look, half the catalogue; separately there are headwear, neck and hand accessories, and themed objects.
The main thing about photos. A full-body look replaces the character standard clothing in pictures and stays on permanently — no need to describe clothing in every request. Other slots work differently: earrings, glasses, a choker and the like are added on top of clothing without removing it.
Hence a practical rule: if a full-body look is worn, do not describe clothing in words as well. The standard clothing is removed in that case, but two descriptions of an outfit both remain and interfere with each other. Pick one.
Coins are spent only inside the service: they cannot be transferred to another person or withdrawn.
How much is available
| Plan | Messages a day | Photos a day | Videos a month | Voice a day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 20 | 3 | 0 | 1 |
| Basic | 60 | 10 | 2 | 10 |
| Premium | ∞ | 30 | 4 | 20 |
| VIP | ∞ | 80 | 8 | 50 |
| Elite | ∞ | 150 | 16 | 100 |
| Ultimate | ∞ | 250 | 32 | 200 |
A photo quota is reserved at the moment of the request but returned if the generation fails — as it is when the filter refuses, where it is not touched at all.
If something goes wrong
Replies without actions — check the response style.
Wrong pace — switch it in your profile, it applies to started chats too.
Wrong picture — in a one-on-one chat describe one person.
The outfit is not visible in the photo — you may have described clothing in words at the same time.
An accessory did not remove clothing — that is by design; only a full-body look does.
A character in a world changes from scene to scene — it is not in the cast; add it there.
