Supercomputer

Online AI Agent for Images and Videos

Make Images and Videos by Chatting: Supercomputer, the AI Agent of Picasso IA

Supercomputer is the AI agent inside Picasso IA that creates images and videos, edits your photos and animates your stills while you chat, with PicassoIA Image, PicassoIA Video and Seedance 2.5 Lite among its models. Here is what to ask it, every step it takes, what each plan gets, and what it will never do to your account.

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Supercomputer

2026-10-02

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Say what you want, get an image or a video

Type what you want in your own words, or press a pill under the box. The agent picks the model, fills in the settings and starts the generation in the conversation.

Change a photo, then set it in motion

Attach a photo and say what to change. Press Animate on the result, and the still becomes a video.

Watch it work, then take it with you

Each generation gets a card with its model and an approximate time. When it is done, view it full size, download it or keep going.

Most AI image tools ask you to learn their screens before they give you anything. You pick a model, find its settings, choose a shape, a resolution and a length, and then write a prompt that fits all of it. Supercomputer works the other way round. You say what you want in your own words, such as a product photo of a glass perfume bottle on wet black stone, and it picks the model, fills in the settings and starts the generation right there in the conversation.

Supercomputer is the AI agent of Picasso IA. It makes images from words, edits a photo you attach, turns a still into a video and makes videos from a sentence, with the same models that have their own pages in the app. It also answers about what it makes: it can check your plan, look at the models, check on a generation and look at your recent ones. Everything it makes lands on your Generations page, like anything else you create here.

This page is the long version. It covers what the agent is and where to find it, the ten steps from an idea to a finished result, the models it uses and what each plan gets, what it can look up for you, six requests worth copying, where your conversation is kept, and the questions people ask most. It also says plainly what the chat cannot do, and where another part of Picasso IA does a job better.

There are five things the chat will never do to your account, whatever you type. They are listed one by one under What It Will Never Do to Your Account or Your Generations, and they are worth reading before you rely on it. Everything else here follows from what the chat really draws on your screen: its buttons, its cards and the sentence it shows when something stops it.

What the Supercomputer AI Agent Is and What It Does

Before the steps and the models, it helps to be exact about what this agent is, because people arrive expecting either a chatbot that only talks or an assistant that runs their whole account. This section explains what it does, where it lives in the app and what it shows you first, what you can ask it and what it cannot do, how it compares with the AI Toolkit and the model pages, and how it works in six languages.

What Supercomputer Does, in Plain Words

Supercomputer is an AI agent with one main job, turning what you ask for into images and videos, and a second one, telling you about them while it works.

The main job is making things. Ask for an image and it starts one with PicassoIA Image. Attach a photo and say what to change, and it edits the photo with PicassoIA Image Editor Pro. Ask for a video and it starts one with PicassoIA Video, Seedance 2.5 Lite or PicassoIA Reference To Video, or press Animate on an image it made to turn that still into a clip. Each generation appears in the conversation as a card. The card names the model, shows an approximate time while the model works, and then holds the image or the video itself, with the buttons to view it full size, download it or take it further.

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The second job is answering about what it makes. It can check your plan, look at the models, check on one generation, look at your recent ones and cancel one that is still running. Each time it does, a small grey chip in the conversation says so, such as "Checked your plan" or "Looked at your recent generations", and its answer follows in its own words. You ask in the same conversation where you make things, without opening another page.

The images and videos it makes are not a special kind. They come from the same models that have their own pages in the app, and each one lands on your Generations page like a generation made anywhere else, tagged SUPERCOMPUTER so the Source filter there can show only the chat's. Nothing you make in the chat is locked to the chat: you can download it, edit it or animate it from the conversation, or open it later from the Generations page. If you never open the chat again, your generations do not notice.

It is an AI agent, not a person, and it reads a request the way a language model does: well most of the time, and now and then not as you meant. That is why every card names the model that ran. It also helps to know how short the agent's reach is. It can start generations, look things up and cancel a generation that is still running, and it has no tool to delete anything, to buy anything or to change your plan. The rest of this page is honest about where its job ends.

Where to Find It and What It Shows You First

The chat has its own page, and inside the app three ways lead to it. The header and the footer of the site's public pages link it too.

The sidebar: Supercomputer sits among the products marked New, right after the AI Toolkit.
The header menu: it leads the Chat panel of the header's menu, with a New sticker and the line "Your AI agent that creates images and videos for you".
The banner on All Models: the Supercomputer banner, with the line "Your AI agent for images and videos", opens it with Try Supercomputer.

The page itself is a single canvas as tall as your screen. The chat's header shows its avatar, the name SUPERCOMPUTER, a green Online line with the words AI Agent for Images and Videos, and on the far side a square button with a circular arrow, Reset Conversation, which clears the chat after asking first. Only the conversation scrolls, so the header and the box you type in stay in view however long it gets.

A greeting opens the conversation. Signed in, it uses your first name when your account has one, "Hi Ana, what are we creating today?". Signed out, it says "Hi, what are we creating today?". Under it sit two things that stay only until your first message: a dropzone that reads "Drop a photo to edit or animate, or click to browse", and See Models, which opens the models the agent works with, each with its cover, its name and a short description. Pressing a model writes its name at the start of the box, followed by a colon, so the request you type next begins by naming it.

The box at the foot of the chat says "Describe an image or a video…". Under it sit three pills, Generate an Image, Edit an Image and Create a Video from an Image. Each one writes its own words in an empty box for you to finish, and the two about an image also open your files to pick the photo when your account can generate in the chat; on a plan that cannot, those two open the plans instead. Enter sends a message and Shift+Enter starts a new line. On a computer the box grows for a long message: drag its top edge up, as far as two fifths of the chat, or its sides out.

There is no paperclip. A photo comes in through the dropzone, through those two pills, by dropping it anywhere on the chat or by pasting it into the box. Each one waits above your text as a thumbnail you can open full size or remove.

The white pill at the end of the row under the box depends on who is using the chat. Signed out, it reads Generate and opens the sign in window. On Pro+, Elite and the Credits plan it reads Send with the price of a message beside it, 0.5 credits, with a pill beside it that names the mode, Skip Confirmation or Ask First, the corner of the box shows your credit balance, and See Models shows each model's price per image or per video. When that balance does not reach the price of a message, the pill reads Get Credits instead of Send. On the Infinite plan it reads Send with no price, with ∞ Unlimited in that corner and on every model. On the Free Trial, and on a plan that has ended, it reads Subscribe to Generate, with "Not Available on the Free Trial" on the trial, and pressing it opens the plans.

What You Can Ask It, and What It Cannot Do

The agent does a short list of things well, and it helps to know the list. Each item comes with a request you can type as it is; the words are yours to change.

An image from words: a product photo of a white ceramic mug on a marble counter, soft morning light.
An image in a given shape: a vertical 9:16 poster of a red bicycle against a yellow wall.
An edit of your photo: attach a portrait and type replace the background with a beach at sunset, keep everything else.
Photos combined: attach two photos and type put the jacket from the second photo on the person in the first.
A still turned into a video: press Animate on an image the chat made and add the camera slowly pushes in while the steam rises.
A video from words: a video of waves breaking on black rocks at dawn, wide shot.
A video built around your photos: attach photos and type use PicassoIA Reference To Video to make this character walk down this street.
A model of your choice: with Seedance 2.5 Lite, a paper boat drifting down a rainy street.
Your plan and your generations: which plan am I on? or show me my last generations.
A generation in progress: is my video ready? or cancel the video you just started.

What it cannot do follows from what it has. The tools it shows in the chat start generations, look up your plan, the models, one generation and your recent ones, and cancel a generation that is still running. None of them deletes a generation, changes your plan, your email or your password, buys credits or takes a payment, and the agent never moves you to another page by itself: a link in its answer opens in a new tab when you press it.

It also works with photos only. A video, an audio file or a PDF cannot be attached, and a file that is not a PNG, JPEG or WebP image gets "Attach PNG, JPEG or WebP images." instead. The models that take a reference video or an audio track take them on their own page, as the part on the wrong tool explains further down.

When a request falls outside that list, the agent says so in its own words, and it can be wrong in both directions: it may try something that does not work out, or ask a question it did not need to. The card is what to trust. It names the model that ran and shows what that model made, so you never have to take the agent's word for what happened.

Supercomputer, the AI Toolkit and the Model Pages: Three Ways to the Same Image

Inside the app, three places start the same generation, and the chat is only one of them. They share the same models, so an image made by PicassoIA Image in the chat comes from the same model as one made on its own page.

Way in	How you start	Models and settings	Best when
Supercomputer	Say what you want in a sentence, or attach a photo and say what to change	The agent picks among its models and passes on the settings you mention	You know the result you want but not the settings, or you want to make, edit and animate in one conversation
The AI Toolkit	Pick a mode and a model, then fill in the form	Every model in one workspace, with every setting of the model you pick	You want to compare models or set every option yourself
A model page, such as PicassoIA Video	Open the model and use its own generator	One model, every setting it has, its examples and its article	You already know the model and want all of its options

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How to choose comes down to how much you want to decide. In the chat you decide the result and the agent decides the settings, unless you name them. On the AI Toolkit and on a model page you decide everything yourself, and nothing starts until you start it there.

The result is the same either way. A generation from the chat, the AI Toolkit or a model page lands on the same Generations page, and the chat's carry the SUPERCOMPUTER tag. A video you started in the chat can be downloaded from the chat or from that page, and a picture you made on a model page can join the conversation once you download it and attach it.

The model pages are also where the Free Trial generates, since the chat is not part of it, and where each model shows what it can do, with its examples, its settings and an article of its own. Every model the chat uses has one, and the next section links all of them.

A good habit is to start in the chat and move when you need more control. Make a first version by asking for it, then open the model's page, or the AI Toolkit, when you want to set an option the conversation does not reach. And when the job needs a model the chat does not use, the AI Toolkit has the rest of the catalog in one workspace.

Six Languages, One Conversation

The chat speaks the six languages Picasso IA is written in: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Hindi and Arabic. Every button, greeting and sentence on the page follows the language of the page, the cards, the chips and the Reset dialog included, and in Arabic the whole canvas reads from right to left.

The page's language also travels with every message you send, so the agent knows which language to answer in. You can type your request in any of the six; the buttons and the lines the chat draws stay in the language of the page.

Switching the page to another language does not end the conversation. The messages stay where they were, and the next one carries the new language. Your generations are the same in every language, because they belong to your account, not to the page.

What the agent writes for the model is its own work. A request typed in Hindi may reach the model as a prompt in English, and while a generation runs, and once it is done, the foot of its card shows the prompt the agent actually sent, so you can see what the model was asked.

How to Make an Image or a Video by Chatting, Step by Step

A result can take a single message. A model, a photo or a shape you add is an extra step you choose, and the agent may ask about something important before it starts. This section gives the ten steps from an idea to a finished image or video, every check the chat makes and the sentence it says, how it reads a request and fills in what you left out, what happens while it works, and the button that gets you past each stop.

The Ten Steps From an Idea to a Finished Image or Video

Saying what you want and sending it are the two steps you always take. The model, the photos and the sign in are there when you need them, and the rest is the chat doing its part and the buttons it gives you afterwards.

Open Supercomputer from the sidebar. It sits among the products marked New, right after the AI Toolkit. The Chat panel of the header's menu and the Supercomputer banner on All Models open it too.
Say what you want in your own words. Type the image or the video you have in mind, or press Generate an Image, Edit an Image or Create a Video from an Image under the box and finish the sentence it starts.
Pick a model from See Models, or let it choose. Until your first message, See Models under the greeting shows the models the chat uses. Pressing one writes its name at the start of the box; leave it out and the agent chooses one from your request.
Attach the photos it should work from. Drop them on the chat, paste them into the box, click the dropzone or press a photo pill. Up to 4 PNG, JPEG or WebP photos of up to 20 MB each; signed out, a dropped photo waits as a thumbnail.
Sign in if you are visiting, and your words wait. Signed out, the white pill reads Generate and opens the sign in window. Your words stay in the box and your photos stay as thumbnails. Once you are in on a paid plan, the message goes out by itself.
Send, and answer it if it asks something first. Press Send or Enter. When a request leaves something important open, the agent may ask about it before it starts; otherwise it starts the generation, and a card with the model's name appears. Below Infinite each message costs 0.5 credits, as Send shows, and the chat first says what the generation costs and waits for you to press Confirm or say yes when the mode beside Send is Ask First; in Skip Confirmation, the mode the chat opens in, it starts at once.
Watch the card, or keep chatting. The card shows an approximate time and, for a video, its resolution. Send another request, start more generations or visit another page and come back: each card catches up with its generation.
Take the way out it offers if something stops it. A line or a card says what happened, with a button such as Try Again, Start Over or Go to My Account. A failed or canceled generation says "You were not charged for the generation."
Open, download, animate or edit the result. Press the result or View full size to see it whole. On its card an image has Animate and a video has Download, shown when you point at it; an image's Edit and Download are in the full size view.
Start over with Reset Conversation, or keep going. Keep asking in the same conversation, or press the circular arrow in the chat's header and confirm with Start Over. Your generations stay on the Generations page either way.

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Steps two, three and four can come in any order, and three and four are optional: attach first and type after, or type first and drop a photo on the chat before you send. Step five happens only while you are signed out, because a sign in stays in this browser until you sign out, and the words you typed before signing in are not lost on the way. Steps eight and nine work the same for an image and a video, except that a video has Download where an image has Animate, and only an image has Edit, in its full size view.

Your Photos Upload When You Attach Them

On a plan that generates in the chat, a photo starts uploading the moment you attach it, before you press Send, so it is often ready by the time you finish typing. It goes to your account's storage, its thumbnail shows the progress, and Send stays dimmed until every photo has landed. A photo whose upload fails shows a warning sign and stays out of the message; remove it and attach it again.

Signed out, nothing uploads. Your photo waits in your browser as a thumbnail and uploads only once you are signed in on a plan that generates in the chat. On an account whose plan does not, a photo you dropped before signing in stays where it is, and nothing leaves your computer.

Every Check the Chat Makes, and the Sentence It Says

The chat checks your photos and your message before anything leaves the page, and the agent's service checks each message when it arrives. Every check has one line, shown where you are looking, and a way out.

What happens	What the chat says	Your way out
A file that is not a PNG, JPEG or WebP image	"Attach PNG, JPEG or WebP images."	Attach the photo in one of those formats
A photo heavier than 20 MB	"Each image can be up to 20 MB."	Attach a lighter copy of it
More than 4 photos in one message	"You can attach up to 4 images per message."	Remove one, or send the rest in the next message
A message longer than 4000 characters	"Messages can be up to 4000 characters."	Shorten it; a counter appears as you get close
An account whose email is not verified	"Verify your email. Supercomputer needs a verified email. Verify it from your account, then come back."	Go to My Account
A conversation that has grown too long	"This conversation is too long. Start over to keep creating."	Start Over
Messages sent too quickly	"You're sending messages too fast.", with the time left to wait	Try Again, once the countdown ends
Messages answered at the same time, from several tabs	"Supercomputer is already answering you elsewhere."	Wait for an answer to finish, or stop it, then Try Again
Too many generations running at once	A card titled "Too many at once"	Wait for one to finish, then Try Again
The service cannot answer right now	"Supercomputer is not available right now. Try again in a minute."	Try Again

The photo checks happen in your browser, so their line appears the moment you drop, paste or pick a file and stays until your next one, or until you remove a photo. A photo that fails a check is never uploaded. A message over the limit gets a red line under the box, and Send stays dimmed until the message fits again.

The limits on messages are per account, and the chat tells you how long they last: the line counts down in seconds, minutes or hours, and Try Again comes alive when the wait is over. There is also a daily usage limit for each account, with its own line, "You've reached today's usage limit.", and the same countdown. Leaving the page and coming back does not start either countdown again.

One check is not a line at all. When the plan behind your account does not include generating in the chat, the white pill already shows the button your plan needs, and pressing it or Enter opens the plans instead of sending. If the service refuses a message for its plan anyway, that message comes back into an empty box, with its words and its photos, and the pill changes the same way. Nothing you wrote is lost.

How It Reads Your Request: Model, Shape and Length

Every image or video you ask for ends up as a call to one of the chat's models, with a prompt and a few settings the agent writes for you. The agent writes the call from your words, the card shows the settings it carries, and a setting the call leaves out takes the tool's default.

The kind of request decides the model. A request for a picture goes to PicassoIA Image, a photo with a change to make goes to PicassoIA Image Editor Pro, and a video goes to PicassoIA Video, Seedance 2.5 Lite or PicassoIA Reference To Video. Animate names Seedance 2.5 Lite in the words it writes, because that is the agent's usual model for turning a still into a clip, and naming another model yourself is how you pick a different one.

Shapes have defaults too. A new image comes square when the call names no other shape, an edit keeps the shape of your photo, and a video made from words comes wide. The card is drawn in that shape from its first moment, so the conversation does not jump when the result arrives.

A video starts at 480p unless you ask for more, and PicassoIA Reference To Video starts at 720p. Its length is whatever you ask for, within what the model offers. If the call names no length, the default applies and the card shows none.

Naming the Model, the Shape and the Length Yourself

The agent passes on what you name, and plain words are enough. Put it in the same message as the request: make it vertical, square, 16:9, in 720p, 8 seconds long, or a model's name. See Models writes the name for you, followed by a colon, so a request that starts with PicassoIA Video: is already half typed when you begin.

For a shape, a ratio is the clearest: 9:16 for a phone screen, 1:1 for a square post, 16:9 for a wide video. Words work too, such as vertical, square or wide. An edit keeps the shape of the photo you attached unless you ask for another one.

For a video, the resolution and the length you asked for show on the card the moment it starts, so you can check that the agent heard you before the result is ready. If the card says 480p and you wanted 720p, ask again: a generation that is already running keeps the settings it started with.

Each model page lists the settings its model takes, so when you want something unusual, look at the model's page first and ask for one of the settings it lists. The same model runs in the chat and on its page, so a length or a resolution its page does not offer is not one to expect from the chat either.

While It Works: The Card, Other Pages and Reloads

While the agent writes, three dots show where its answer will appear, and the white pill turns into Stop. The answer arrives as it is written, with a grey chip for every lookup it makes on the way. Press Stop to end the answer there; a generation it had already started still finishes and lands on your Generations page.

A generation that starts gets its card at once. While it runs, the card shows a softly pulsing placeholder in the result's shape, the model's name, an approximate time such as ~30s, which comes from the GPU's own estimate when it gives one, and for a video the resolution and any length you asked for. The card does not show a percentage. The prompt the agent sent sits at its foot, on one line.

You do not have to wait on the card. Keep chatting and start another generation, which gets its own card in that new answer, or visit another page of the app: an answer still arriving keeps arriving while you are away, and when you come back each card catches up with its generation. A reload is different in one way: an answer still being written stops there. The conversation comes back with its last 30 messages, each card follows its generation again, and a lookup or a generation call that was still being written at that moment shows Stopped.

While a generation runs, its card has Cancel. Pressing it sends the agent a request to cancel that generation: a chip says "Canceled a generation", and the card turns to "Your generation was canceled successfully. You were not charged for the generation." A video the GPU is already rendering can no longer be stopped. The chip then says "Couldn't cancel the generation", the agent explains why, and Cancel leaves the card. When a generation is done, its card offers:

View full size: on every result; pressing the image or the video does the same. The full size view steps through every result in the conversation.
Animate: on an image, at its foot, shown when you point at the image or tap it once. It attaches the image to the box and writes "Animate this image with Seedance 2.5 Lite: ", ready for you to say how it moves.
Edit: in the full size view of an image. It attaches the image and writes "Edit this image: ".
Download: on a video, at its foot, shown the same way, and in the full size view of an image. It saves the file to your device.
Try Again: on a generation that failed. It asks the agent for the same generation, with the same settings.

Of these, only Try Again sends anything by itself, and it works while its answer is the last one in the conversation. Animate and Edit only fill the box, replacing what it held, so you can add your own words before you press Send, and the full size view closes as soon as you press one of them.

When Something Stops It, and the Button That Gets You Past It

When something stops a message or a generation, the chat says so in one line and puts the way out right under it. No stop is a dead end, and none of them costs you the words you wrote.

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Try Again. Under "This generation couldn't start.", under a failed generation, under the card "Too many at once" and under every line about the service or its limits, Try Again sends the same request again. On a card, it works while that answer is the last thing in the conversation, and once you have moved on it stays where it was, dimmed. A line about the service or its limits goes away when you write again. Either way, the way to repeat an older request is to ask for it again.

Start Over. When the conversation has grown too long, "This conversation is too long. Start over to keep creating." comes with Start Over, which opens the same dialog as Reset Conversation. The conversation is cleared, and your generations stay on the Generations page.

Go to My Account. When your email is not verified, the line ends with Go to My Account, which opens your account so you can verify it. Come back afterwards and send the message again.

Wait, then Try Again. The lines about sending too fast, about today's usage limit and about answers already running elsewhere ask you to wait. The first two count the time down in seconds, minutes or hours, and Try Again comes alive when the countdown ends.

Stop and Cancel. If you started something you did not mean, Stop ends the answer being written, and Cancel on a running card asks the agent to stop that generation, which works unless it is a video the GPU is already rendering. A canceled generation says "Your generation was canceled successfully. You were not charged for the generation."

A failed generation. A generation that ran and failed says "This generation failed. You were not charged for the generation.", with an expand button that opens it in the full size view, where the reason the model gave is shown, and Try Again. A generation that never finishes is marked as failed after a few hours, without the sentence about charges.

Confirm and Cancel. Below Infinite, a generation that costs credits waits for your yes when the mode beside Send is Ask First. The chat says which model it will use, what it will make and what it costs, with the gold Confirm and Cancel under it, and typing your answer in the box does the same. Each of the two sends a message for you, so each costs 0.5 credits, and the line under them says so. Both buttons work while that answer is the last thing in the conversation; after that they stay where they were, dimmed. A generation you cancel there is never charged; the message that says no is. In Skip Confirmation, the mode the chat opens in, it does not ask, which saves that message.

Get Credits and See Plans. When your balance does not reach the price of a message, the white pill reads Get Credits where Send was, and opens the plans window on its Credits tab. If the service refuses a message for its credits all the same, what you typed comes back into the box, and a line says what a message needs and what you have available, or "You don't have enough credits to send a message.", with the gold Get Credits and no Try Again. When a generation needs more credits than you have available, the line says how many it needs and how many you have available, with the gold Get Credits, which opens the plans window, where Credits is one of the tabs, and Try Again for once you have added them. When PicassoIA Video is asked for 1080p below Infinite, the line reads "1080p videos come with the Infinite plan." with See Plans. On the Free Trial and on a plan that has ended, the white pill reads Subscribe to Generate and opens the plans.

The Models in the Chat: Images, Edits and Videos in One Conversation

The chat has no models of its own. It works with a short list of the models that have pages in Picasso IA, each for one kind of job, and your plan decides how you use them. This section names the models and what each one makes, what each plan gets in the chat, how to edit a photo you attach, how to turn a still into a video, how to use one of your generations again, and how resolution, length and the number of results work.

The Models It Uses, and What Each One Makes

See Models, under the greeting until your first message, shows the models the chat makes things with, each with its cover and a short description. These are the models, and the job each one does in the chat.

The chat makes its images and videos with:

PicassoIA Image: images from your words.

PicassoIA Image Editor Pro: edits of the photos you attach, up to 4 at once.

PicassoIA Video: videos from your words.

Seedance 2.5 Lite: videos, and the model Animate names to turn a still into a clip.

PicassoIA Reference To Video: videos built around the photos you attach.

Each name above is a link to the model's own page, where the same model has its full generator, its examples and its article. The chat uses those same models, so whatever you learn on a model's page about prompts and settings holds in the conversation too.

The covers and the short descriptions in See Models come from each model's own page, in the language you are reading, so the chat and the model page never describe a model in two different ways. Pressing a model never sends anything: it only writes the model's name at the start of the box, and what you type after it is up to you.

The agent picks the model from what you ask. A request for a picture goes to PicassoIA Image, a photo with a change goes to PicassoIA Image Editor Pro, and a video goes to one of the three video models. To choose yourself, press a model in See Models before your first message, or write its name in any message. A name works anywhere in the request, as in make a video of this with PicassoIA Video, and See Models is simply the quickest way to write it exactly.

The card always tells you which model ran. Its first line is the model's name, so a result never leaves you guessing where it came from, even when you asked without naming one.

Other models are not in the chat. Picasso IA has many more, and the agent can only start the models above, whatever you ask for. To use any other model, open its page or the AI Toolkit, as the part on the wrong tool explains near the end of this page.

What Each Plan Gets in the Chat

Supercomputer is part of every paid plan, and unlimited only on Infinite. On Pro+, Elite and the Credits plan, each message you send costs 0.5 credits, and each generation costs the model's credit price for that request, the one its page lists, PicassoIA Image, PicassoIA Image Editor Pro, PicassoIA Video, Seedance 2.5 Lite or PicassoIA Reference To Video, even for a model your plan runs unlimited on that page. Nothing else is added to a generation.

Your plan	What a generation costs in the chat	What else changes
Free Trial	The chat does not generate on the Free Trial, with trial generations left or not	The white pill reads Subscribe to Generate, with "Not Available on the Free Trial"
Pro+	The model's credit price for that request, as its page lists it	Each message costs 0.5 credits, as Send shows; your balance shows in the corner of the box, and See Models shows each model's price
Elite	The model's credit price for that request, as its page lists it	Each message costs 0.5 credits, as Send shows; your balance shows in the corner of the box, and See Models shows each model's price
Credits plan	The model's credit price for that request, as its page lists it	Each message costs 0.5 credits, as Send shows; your balance shows in the corner of the box, and See Models shows each model's price
Infinite	Nothing: every generation is unlimited	Messages cost nothing, with ∞ Unlimited in the corner of the box and in See Models, and 1080p on PicassoIA Video

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Your plan shows on the page before you type anything. The white pill and the corner of the box say what the chat will do for your account, so there is no need to send a message to find out.

On the Free Trial the chat does not generate, with trial generations left or not. Trial generations run on the model pages and in the AI Toolkit, and the chat does not take them. On the Free Trial, the model pages are where to try PicassoIA Image Editor Pro, PicassoIA Video, Seedance 2.5 Lite and PicassoIA Reference To Video.

A plan that has ended shows "Plan Expired · Choose Your Plan" in the box. It is a link to the pricing page, where you can choose a plan again; until then the chat lets you type and shows the plans when you try to generate.

Plans are compared side by side on the pricing page, with everything each one includes, and your own plan, the date it ends and your balance are on Billing. The chat itself takes no payment: every button in it that leads to plans or credits opens the same plans window as the rest of the site, through the same checkout, and the "Plan Expired · Choose Your Plan" link opens the pricing page.

Whatever the plan, the cards say the same about a generation that fails or that you cancel: "You were not charged for the generation." A generation that never finishes is shown as failed after a few hours, without that sentence, because the chat cannot tell what happened to it.

Editing a Photo You Attach

Editing is the chat's quickest job to explain: attach a photo, say what to change, and send.

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The edit runs on PicassoIA Image Editor Pro, which takes the photos you attach as references, up to 4 in one message. Say what to change and what to keep; the clearer the second half, the closer the result stays to your photo. These are seven kinds of edit people ask for, each with words you can type after attaching a photo:

A new background: replace the background with a quiet beach at sunset, keep the person exactly as they are.
Different light: make it look like golden hour, with warm light coming from the left.
Something added: add a small potted plant on the table, to the right of the cup.
Something removed: remove the people walking in the background.
A new style: turn this photo into a watercolor painting.
Clothes and colours: change the jacket to dark green leather.
Two photos combined: attach two photos and type put the person from the first photo in the room from the second.

The result keeps the shape of your photo unless you ask for another one, and it comes back as a card like any other generation. To change it again, open it full size, press Edit and say what to change next: the result is attached to the box with "Edit this image: " already written, so the new edit starts from the newest version.

An edit is surest when the photos are attached to the message that asks for it. To make a series of changes, edit the newest result each time, so that each step builds on the last one instead of starting again from the original. When you combine photos, say which one is which, the first or the second, in the order you attached them.

Photos for editing must be PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 20 MB each, so a photo saved in another format needs to be saved again as one of those first. On a plan that generates in the chat, each photo is uploaded to your account's storage when you attach it, which is why removing it from the box takes it out of the message but does not delete it.

If an edit changes more than you wanted, say so in the next message, such as keep the face exactly as in the original. The agent writes a new prompt and starts a new edit, and the first result stays on your Generations page; nothing is overwritten, so you can always go back to a version you liked better and press Edit on that one instead.

Animating an Image: From a Still to a Video

Any image the chat makes can become a video. Press Animate on it, shown when you point at the image or tap it once, and the chat attaches the image to the box and writes "Animate this image with Seedance 2.5 Lite: ", ready for you to say how it should move.

Describe movement, not the picture: the camera slowly pulls back while the wind moves her hair, or the waves roll in and the light fades. The image already holds everything in the scene, so your words are for what happens to it, where the camera goes and how fast. Animate starts from that image, so the best stills to animate are the ones you already like; when the movement is complex, describe one thing at a time, the camera first and then the subject.

Your own photos work the same way. Press Create a Video from an Image under the box, pick the photo and finish the sentence, or attach a photo and ask for a video in your own words. Animate names Seedance 2.5 Lite because it is the agent's usual model for a still, and writing another video model's name is how you ask for that one instead.

The video comes back as a card with its model, its resolution and, if you asked for one, its length. It keeps going while you send other messages, and Download, on the video once it is done, saves the file. To try another movement, press Animate on the same image again and describe it differently: each attempt is a new generation with its own card.

Using One of Your Generations Again

Results stay useful after they are made. Animate and Edit put a result back into the box as an attached photo, copied into your account's storage like any photo you attach, so the next generation starts from it. Several results can go into one message the same way, up to 4, and every card in the conversation stays where it is, so the full size view lets you step back to an earlier version and press Edit or Animate on that one.

This also works across models. An image from PicassoIA Image can go to PicassoIA Image Editor Pro with Edit, then to Seedance 2.5 Lite with Animate, and each step is a new card with its own model's name, so the whole chain stays readable from top to bottom of the conversation.

Older generations live on the Generations page. The chat can look them up, but it never puts one in the box: to use an older image in the conversation, download it there and attach it here. Asking about your recent generations, with show me my last generations, gets you an answer about them in words, not a photo in the box.

Resolution, Length and How Many Results

Images come at the size their model makes them, and what you choose is their shape, by a ratio such as 1:1 or 9:16. Videos are where resolution matters, and the chat shows it on every video card. The placeholder takes the shape you asked for and the resolution sits beside the model's name, so one look at a card that has just started tells you whether the video will come out the way you meant.

A video starts at 480p, except PicassoIA Reference To Video, which starts at 720p. Ask for more in your message, such as in 720p, and the card shows it from the moment the generation starts. If you leave the resolution out, the card shows the one the video started at, so you always know which one you got.

1080p on PicassoIA Video belongs to the Infinite plan, as on its model page. Below Infinite nothing starts at 1080p: if the agent tries it, the chat shows the line "1080p videos come with the Infinite plan." with See Plans.

Length works the same way: name it in seconds and the card shows it beside the resolution when the card has room. Each model has its own range, listed on its page, so ask for a length within it.

For more than one result, ask for it: two versions of this, or the same scene in three colours. The agent can start several generations in one answer, and their cards sit side by side, each one its own generation on the Generations page. Your account runs a limited number of generations at once, and when they are all busy the chat shows the card "Too many at once", with Try Again for once one has finished.

Asking About Your Generations, the Models and Your Plan

Making things is most of what the chat does. The rest is answering about them: is my video ready, what did I make this morning, which plan am I on. This section covers what the agent can look up for you, the questions it answers and where each answer leads, how plans and credits come up in the conversation, the things it will never do to your account, and how it treats a visitor or a Free Trial account.

What It Can Look Up for You

The agent has a short set of lookups, and each one leaves a small grey chip in the conversation when it runs, so you always see what it checked before it answers. The chip shows a check once the lookup is done, and the answer follows in the agent's own words.

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Your plan: the chip says "Checked your plan". Ask which plan you are on, or what it means in the chat.
The models: the chip says "Looked at the models". Ask which models it can use, or which one suits a job.
One generation: the chip says "Checked a generation". Ask whether a video is ready, or why an image failed.
Your recent generations: the chip says "Looked at your recent generations". Ask what you made today.
A generation to cancel: the chip says "Canceled a generation", or "Couldn't cancel the generation" when the cancel is refused, for example once it is too late to stop it. Ask it to stop something still running.

The chat draws no account cards. The answer is the agent's text, which can hold links you can press and tables, written from what the lookup returned at that moment. For the full picture, the Generations page lists everything you made, and Billing shows your plan and your balance.

Ask in the words you would use with a person: did my last video work? and what is my plan? are enough. The agent decides which lookup answers the question, and the chip shows the one it chose. The answer is a snapshot of that moment: a generation that finishes after the lookup does not change what the agent wrote, but its card in the conversation, if it has one, updates by itself.

Links in an answer open in a new tab, so the conversation stays where it was, and the agent never moves you to another page by itself. Several lookups in a row sit side by side as chips, so a question that needs two of them shows both, and if you press Stop while one is running, its chip says "Stopped".

The lookups only read. The one that changes anything is the cancel, and it can only stop a generation that is still running. Everything else in your account stays exactly as it was, whatever you ask about it, which is what makes it safe to ask the chat anything about your account.

Questions About Your Generations and Where Each Answer Leads

Every question about your account gets the same shape of answer: a chip for the lookup, then the agent's words. Here is what to type, which lookup it makes, and where the full result lives.

You type	What it looks up	Where you see the result	Signed out
`which plan am I on?`	"Checked your plan"	Its answer, and Billing for the details	Generate opens the sign in window first
`show me my last generations`	"Looked at your recent generations"	Its answer, and the Generations page	Generate opens the sign in window first
`what did I make this morning?`	"Looked at your recent generations"	Its answer, and the Generations page	Generate opens the sign in window first
`is my video ready?`	"Checked a generation"	Its answer, and the video's own card, which updates by itself	Generate opens the sign in window first
`why did that image fail?`	"Checked a generation"	Its answer, and the failed card's expand button, which opens it full size	Generate opens the sign in window first
`cancel the video you just started`	"Canceled a generation"	The card, which turns to "Generation canceled"	Generate opens the sign in window first
`which models can you use?`	"Looked at the models"	Its answer, and the models' own pages	Generate opens the sign in window first
`which model should I use for a product video?`	"Looked at the models"	Its answer, and the models' own pages	Generate opens the sign in window first

The questions in the first column are examples, not passwords. is the clip done, did my video finish and status of my last video ask for the same lookup, and so do plenty of other ways of saying it. What matters is the subject: your plan, the models, one generation, your recent ones, or a generation to stop.

Signed out, none of these run. The white pill reads Generate and opens the sign in window, your question waits in the box, and once you are in on a plan that includes the chat it goes out by itself, as the part on visitors explains below.

The cards are the quickest answers of all. A card in the conversation follows its generation live, so is my video ready? is often answered before you ask it: the placeholder turns into the video. The question is still worth asking about a generation whose card you scrolled far past, or one whose card is no longer in the conversation, after Start Over or once it falls outside the last 30 messages the tab keeps.

For changes to your account, the chat points elsewhere. Your account is on Account, and your plan, your balance and your invoices are on Billing, which has its own buttons to change your plan and buy credits. A new password comes from Forgot your password? in the sign in window. The agent can tell you where these are, but it cannot change any of them.

Plans, Credits and Upgrades from Inside the Chat

On Pro+, Elite and the Credits plan the corner of the box shows your credit balance, with a New sticker. Pressing it opens the plans window on its Credits tab, where you can add more. Send shows what a message costs, 0.5 credits, and the balance drops by that much as each answer ends. When the balance does not reach the price of a message, Send turns into Get Credits, which opens that same Credits tab: below Infinite a message needs credits too.

The pill beside Send names the mode the chat is in and opens a menu with the two of them. Skip Confirmation is the mode it opens in, and the menu says what it does, "Generations start right away and use your credits without asking first.", and what it saves, "It saves one message per generation." Ask First is the other, and it holds until you reload the page or sign out, when the chat is back in Skip Confirmation. This is what Ask First does. Before a generation that costs credits starts, the chat asks. It says which model it will use, what it will make and what it costs, with Confirm and Cancel, and nothing starts until you press Confirm or say yes in your next message. Your answer is a message like any other, pressed or typed, so a generation you confirm costs two messages and the model's price. Ask for another model, another length, another resolution or another number of images, and it asks again with the new price.

When a generation costs more than you have available, nothing starts. The chat says how many credits it needs and how many you have available, with the gold Get Credits, which opens the plans window where Credits is one of the tabs, and Try Again. The credits your running generations will cost are set aside until they finish, and so is the message being answered, so what you have available can be less than the balance in the corner of the box. Add credits, press Try Again, and the chat asks the agent for that same generation again, with one more message.

Some options belong to Infinite. If the agent asks PicassoIA Video for 1080p below Infinite, the chat shows "1080p videos come with the Infinite plan." with See Plans. On the Free Trial, with no plan and on a plan that has ended, the white pill reads Subscribe to Generate, and a plan that has ended also shows "Plan Expired · Choose Your Plan", a link to the pricing page.

The chat takes no payment itself. Get Credits, See Plans and the balance open the same plans window as the rest of the site, and you choose there, through the same checkout as everywhere else.

What It Will Never Do to Your Account or Your Generations

Some limits are about scope. These are about safety, and they hold whatever you type.

The chat will never:

Delete a generation, a photo or your account. Generations are deleted on the Generations page, each with its own confirmation, and Delete Account on Account explains how to close your account.

Change your plan, your email or your password. Your plan changes on Billing, and a password from Forgot your password? in the sign in window.

Buy credits or take a payment. Every button that leads to plans or credits opens the plans window, and you choose there.

Move you to another page by itself. Every link in an answer opens in a new tab when you press it.

Send a request you did not send. Animate, Edit, See Models and the pills only write in the box, and you press Send.

The missing delete matters most. Deleting cannot be undone, and a chat is the easiest place in any app to say something you did not mean, so the agent has no tool to delete anything, and the full size view inside the chat has no Delete button either. Generations are deleted outside the chat, each with its own confirmation. These five hold on every plan and in every language, and they do not depend on how a request is worded: none of the tools the chat shows does any of them.

Two things it does do are worth knowing. It can cancel a generation that is still running when you ask, unless it is a video already rendering, and it starts generations when you ask for them, so a request in the chat is a real one. Cancel is the only action that changes a generation, and it changes it in one way only: a generation that was going to finish stops instead. A finished generation is out of the chat's reach. Reset Conversation follows the same rule as everything else here: it asks first, and it clears the conversation, never your generations.

Visitors, the Free Trial and Signing In Halfway

Signed out, the chat greets you like anyone else, and you can type, attach photos and open See Models. Generating is where it stops: the white pill reads Generate, and pressing it, pressing Enter, dropping a photo or using a photo pill opens the sign in window.

Nothing you tried is lost. Your words stay in the box, and a photo you dropped stays as a thumbnail in your browser until you sign in. Close the window without signing in and the chat stays as it was. Signing in happens in a window over the chat, the same one the rest of Picasso IA uses, so you never leave the page, and the box is as you left it when the window closes. An account made with an email needs that email verified before it can sign in, and the sign in window says so.

The message you tried to send goes out by itself once you sign in, in the same tab and soon after trying, as long as your plan includes the chat. Edit the box in the meantime and the chat forgets the attempt, though your words stay; press Send when you are in. Until then nothing a visitor types is sent anywhere, so trying the box, the pills and See Models before signing in costs nothing and tells you a lot: See Models shows every model the chat uses, with its cover and its description.

Once you are in, the plan decides. An account on an active paid plan sends, and below Infinite each message and each generation is charged in credits. The Free Trial, an account with no plan and a plan that has ended see Subscribe to Generate; the message you tried opens the plans instead of going out, and the pill opens them again whenever you press it. The Free Trial cannot use the chat at all, with trial generations left or not: they run on the model pages and in the AI Toolkit.

Signing in to a different account in the same tab starts a fresh conversation, because the old one belonged to someone else, and the copy kept in the tab is removed. Your generations stay with the account that made them.

Six Conversations Worth Copying, Word for Word

The fastest way to learn the chat is to copy a request that works and change the nouns. Here are six, from a first product photo to a look at your last generations, and after them what the six have in common.

Six Requests, from a Product Photo to Your Last Generations

Product photo

Type a studio photo of a glass perfume bottle on wet black stone, soft light from above. A PicassoIA Image card appears, square unless the agent picks another shape, and the photo lands in it when it is ready. Press Animate on it and finish the sentence it writes to make it move.

New background

Attach a portrait and type replace the background with a quiet street at night, keep the person exactly as they are. PicassoIA Image Editor Pro edits it and keeps the shape of your photo.

Animate a still

Press Animate on any image the chat made, finish the words it writes with the camera slowly pushes in as the light changes and press Send. A Seedance 2.5 Lite card starts, and Download saves the clip when it is done.

Video from words

Type a video of waves breaking on black rocks at dawn, wide shot. The card names the video model the agent chose and its resolution, 480p unless you asked for more.

Your plan

Type which plan am I on?. The chip "Checked your plan" appears, and the agent answers with your plan and what it means in the chat.

Your last generations

Type show me my last three generations. The chip "Looked at your recent generations" appears and the answer lists them, while the Generations page keeps the whole history.

What the Six Have in Common

Each one names a result, not a screen. None of them says which settings to use or where to click; they say what the picture or the video should be, or which answer you need, and the chat does the rest. The model, the shape and the resolution only appear in a request when they matter to you.

Each of the six answers shows something you can see: a card with the model's name, or a chip that shows what was checked. If a card does not look the way you meant, the next message is the fix, make it vertical or warmer light, and the earlier result stays where it is.

Nothing irreversible happens on a guess. Most generations can be canceled while they run, nothing is ever deleted from the chat, and buttons like Animate only attach the image and fill in the box until you press Send. That is what makes it safe to try a request just to see what comes back, and to change the nouns of any of the six for your own work: a bottle becomes a sneaker, a beach becomes an office, and the request still works the same way.

Privacy, Plans and Questions About Supercomputer

This last section is the one to read before you rely on the chat: where your conversation is kept and what clears it, what the chat costs and what counts against your plan, the jobs it is the wrong tool for, what to type first, and the questions people ask most, answered from what the chat actually does.

Where Your Conversation Lives, and When It Ends

The short version: the conversation is kept in your browser tab, the photos you attach go to your account's storage once your plan can generate in the chat, and what the chat makes lives on your Generations page like anything else you create.

What	Where it is kept	What keeps it	What ends it
The conversation	This browser tab, its last 30 messages	A reload, and trips to other pages of the app and back	Reset Conversation, closing the tab, another account, deleting your account
A photo you attach	Your account's storage, from the moment you attach it on a plan that generates in the chat	Everything in the chat: Reset and the remove button only take it out of the box	Nothing in the chat
Your generations	The Generations page, tagged SUPERCOMPUTER	Everything: Reset and closing the tab never touch them	Only you, by deleting them there
Another account	A fresh conversation in the same tab	Nothing: the old conversation does not carry over	The old one is removed from the tab

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The conversation lives in your browser for the life of the tab. Reload the page and its last 30 messages come back, with the words you had typed in the box, though photos still waiting in the box need attaching again; go to the Generations page and come back and it is still there. The last 30 messages are kept, and they travel with each new message you send, which is how the agent remembers what you said earlier in the conversation. Close the tab, or press Reset Conversation and confirm, and the copy in your browser is gone.

A photo you attach works differently, because it is a file. On a plan that generates in the chat it is uploaded to your account's storage as soon as you attach it, and a visitor's once they sign in, because the model needs it there. Once uploaded, the chat never deletes it: removing it from the box or pressing Reset takes it out of the conversation, not out of your storage. That is worth remembering with a photo of someone else: attach it only if you are happy for it to stay with your account, since the chat has no button that removes it from your storage.

Your generations are the one thing the chat leaves behind, and they are yours like any other. Each carries the SUPERCOMPUTER tag on the Generations page, where the Source filter can show only the chat's, and each one stays there until you delete it, whatever happens to the conversation that made it.

Reset is the button for a clean slate. It is the square button with a circular arrow in the chat's header, Reset Conversation, and it always asks first: "Start over?", then "This clears the conversation. Your generations stay on the Generations page.", with Start Over to confirm. Before your first message it is dimmed and does nothing, and its tooltip says "Nothing to reset yet". Deleting your account also wipes the conversation from the tab.

Using the Chat on a Shared Computer

On a computer other people use, end with Reset Conversation and Start Over, then close the tab. Reset clears the conversation from the browser, and closing the tab ends the tab itself. If someone else signs in to their own account in that tab, the chat starts them a fresh conversation and removes yours.

Signing out matters too, but on its own it does not clear the conversation from the tab. The chat shows it only to someone signed in to your account, but the copy, with links to the photos you attached, stays in the tab's storage until Reset removes it or the tab closes. Your generations are safe either way: they belong to your account and show only when you are signed in. On your own device none of this is needed: the conversation is there when you come back to the tab, and gone when you close it.

What It Costs, and What Counts Against Your Plan

On Pro+, Elite and the Credits plan every message costs 0.5 credits, whether it ends in a generation or not. A message is what you send with Send or Enter, and equally what a button of the chat sends for you: Confirm and Cancel under a price, Try Again, and Cancel on a running card. Send shows that price beside its word, so you see it before every message. A question the agent only answers costs one message, and the lookups it makes on the way add nothing. The message is charged when its answer ends, also when you press Stop or the answer breaks off midway, and never when the chat refuses it before the agent answers, as a limit or a balance that is too low does.

A generation costs the model's credit price, the one its page lists, even for a model your plan runs unlimited on that page, and nothing else: two images in one request cost the model's price twice. See Models shows what one image or one video costs before you start. The chat says the price and waits for you to press Confirm or say yes before anything starts when the mode is Ask First, and starts at once in Skip Confirmation, and the card of a generation that starts shows that same price. Nothing leaves your balance when it starts: the credits are taken when the generation finishes. A generation you confirm therefore costs two messages and the model's price, the message that asks for it and your yes, and in Skip Confirmation one message and the model's price.

On the Infinite plan every message is free and every generation is unlimited, and its card shows ∞ Unlimited where a price would be. Nothing is asked first there, because nothing costs credits. The Free Trial cannot use the chat, and the chat does not take trial generations.

A generation that fails or that you cancel says "You were not charged for the generation.", except one that never reported back, whose card only says "Generation failed". The message that asked for it, and the one that asks to cancel it, are charged like any other. The limits are the same on every plan: messages per minute, hour and day, answers at once and a daily usage limit, each with its line and Try Again. Generations also count toward how many your account runs at once, together with your API keys, your MCP connections and the generations your plan includes on the site, as the MCP page explains.

For prices, the pricing page has every plan and what it includes, and Billing shows your balance, your plan and your invoices.

Where Supercomputer Is the Wrong Tool

The chat does one kind of job well, turning a sentence into a result. For these jobs another part of Picasso IA does better.

Setting every option yourself: a model page or the AI Toolkit shows every setting a model has, where the chat reaches only the options its tools take, set by the agent from your words.
A model the chat does not use: All Models lists every model Picasso IA has, and the AI Toolkit runs any of them in one workspace.
Generations from a script, or from your own app: the API and MCP start generations from your code, or from ChatGPT and Claude, with your account, within the same limit of generations at once as the chat.
The same person in video after video: AI Influencer builds a character of your own, with its character sheet, and carries it to every clip you make with Motion.
A ready-made effect: Effects turns your photo into a video with a finished look, without writing a word.
A video or an audio file as a reference: the chat takes photos only, while PicassoIA Reference To Video takes a video and an audio track on its own page.

The chat is the fastest way from a sentence to a result. When you need control over how it gets there, those pages are faster, because their controls are in front of you instead of in a sentence you have to write.

The two work well together. Make a first version in the chat, then open the model's page when you want to set an option it does not reach; or make something on a model page, download it and bring it to the chat to edit or animate it with a sentence.

And when you are not sure, ask the chat first. If a request is outside what it can do, the agent can tell you so in its answer, and the card it starts, or does not start, tells you the rest.

Deleting is not on this list, because the chat never does it at all, as the part on what it will never do explains. Removing a generation happens outside the chat, on the Generations page, in the AI Toolkit or on the model's page, one generation at a time, each with its own confirmation, and that is the right place for it.

What to Type in the Next Minute

Pick something real you need this week: a product photo, a new background for a portrait, a short clip for a post. Scroll up to the chat, type it in one sentence the way you would say it to a person, and press Send. You do not need a model's name, a ratio or a resolution for the first try.

If you have a photo, drop it on the chat first and say what to change. If you want a video, ask for one, or make an image and press Animate on it. If you are not sure which model you want, open See Models under the greeting before your first message, or after Reset Conversation, and press one, so your message starts with its name. If the first result is close but not right, say what to change in the next message instead of starting over: same photo, but at night keeps the conversation together, and every try stays on your Generations page.

Then watch the card. It names the model the agent chose and shows an approximate time, and you can keep typing while it works. When the result is there, open it full size, download it, or ask for the next change in the same conversation. Everything you make waits on your Generations page, whatever you do next, and Reset Conversation is there when you want to start the next idea from a clean slate.

Frequently Asked Questions About Supercomputer

What is Supercomputer?

Supercomputer is the AI agent of Picasso IA. You tell it what you want in your own words, or attach a photo and say what to change, and it starts the generation with one of its image or video models, then shows the result in the conversation.

What can I ask Supercomputer?

Ask it for an image from words, an edit of a photo you attach, a video from words or from an image, or a model by name. It can also check your plan, the models, one generation and your recent generations, and cancel a generation that is still running, unless it is a video already rendering.

How do I make an image or a video with Supercomputer?

Open it from the sidebar, type what you want and press Send, attaching a photo first if it should work from one. A card shows the model and an approximate time, and the result appears in it, with View full size and Animate on an image or Download on a video.

Can Supercomputer edit or animate my photos?

Yes. Attach a PNG, JPEG or WebP photo and say what to change, and PicassoIA Image Editor Pro edits it. To animate your own photo, press Create a Video from an Image under the box and attach it, or press Animate on an image the chat made, and describe how it should move.

Which models does Supercomputer use?

PicassoIA Image for images, PicassoIA Image Editor Pro for edits, and PicassoIA Video, Seedance 2.5 Lite and PicassoIA Reference To Video for videos. See Models shows them under the greeting until your first message, and pressing one writes its name in the box.

Does Supercomputer understand my language?

The chat is in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Hindi and Arabic, and the page's language travels with every message you send. Arabic reads from right to left, and switching the page's language keeps the conversation.

Does Supercomputer cost credits?

On Pro+, Elite and the Credits plan, yes. Each message costs 0.5 credits, the price Send shows, and each generation costs the model's credit price as its page lists it, even for a model your plan runs unlimited there. The card of each generation shows its price, and the credits are taken when the generation finishes. On Infinite messages are free and every generation is unlimited. The Free Trial cannot use Supercomputer.

Is my conversation saved?

In this browser tab, with its last 30 messages, so a reload keeps it. Reset Conversation clears it and closing the tab ends it. Photos you attach are uploaded to your account's storage, and your generations stay on the Generations page.

Can Supercomputer delete my generations or change my plan?

No. None of the tools the chat shows deletes anything, changes your plan, your email or your password, or takes a payment. It can cancel a generation that is still running when you ask, unless it is a video already rendering. You delete generations on the Generations page and manage your plan on Billing.

What happens if I run out of credits or reach a limit?

When your balance does not reach the price of a message, Send turns into Get Credits. When a generation needs more credits than you have available, the chat says how many it needs and how many you have available, with Get Credits and Try Again. Messages per minute, hour and day, answers at once, a daily usage limit and generations at once also have limits, each with its line or card and Try Again.

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En líneaOnlineمتصلOnlineEn ligneऑनलाइन Agente de IA para Imágenes y VídeosAI Agent for Images and Videosوكيل ذكاء اصطناعي للصور والفيديوهاتAgente de IA para Imagens e VídeosAgent IA pour Images et Vidéosइमेज और वीडियो के लिए AI एजेंट

Describe una imagen o un vídeo…Describe an image or a video…صِف صورة أو فيديو…Descreva uma imagem ou um vídeo…Décrivez une image ou une vidéo…किसी इमेज या वीडियो का वर्णन करें…