Unlimited Generations is a feature included in the Premium+ and Pro plans and applies to the following tools: AI Image Generator (with Google Nano Banana and Seedream models, excluding Custom Character, Style, and Product LoRA training), AI Video Generator (Wan 2.2 at 480p and MiniMax Hailuo 2.3 Fast at 768p; and Kling 2.5 at 720p—1 week only), AI Assistant, Sketch to Image, and all image-editing tools except Upscaler.

You can generate at full speed for up to 1,000 images within any rolling 30-day period on Premium+, or 5,000 on Pro. After reaching that threshold, you’ll still enjoy unlimited generations — there’s no cap on quantity — but your requests will move to a relaxed queue that processes more slowly. This helps ensure compliance with our Acceptable Use Policy and keeps the platform stable and fair for everyone.

Your fast-generation counter works on a rolling 30-day window: each image you generate stays in your counter for exactly 30 days before automatically releasing. This means your limit doesn’t reset on the first of each month — it continuously updates as older images drop off the counter. You can check your current usage by hovering over the “infinite” symbol in the Unlimited toggle.

All images you generate — whether processed at full speed or in the relaxed queue — count toward your rolling 30-day window. When older images expire after 30 days, your available fast-generation capacity automatically increases again.

Unlimited Generations are intended for one person and human use only. Automation tools, scraping, credential sharing, or reselling access aren’t allowed. If unusual activity is detected, Unlimited Generations may be temporarily paused while your account is reviewed by our Support Team.

You can switch to credits anytime to stay at full speed if you need faster processing. As we scale capacity, speed and concurrency limits may evolve to maintain overall performance.

Learn more about how Unlimited Generations work.

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