Can I create manga and anime-style images?+
Yes. Describe a nonsexual character, scene and drawing style, or use an image you have permission to edit as a reference. Review character details and panel continuity; exact consistency is not guaranteed.
Can a fictional action scene include a small amount of blood?+
You can request non-graphic fictional action, such as a scraped knee or a few stylized blood drops in a manga panel. Describe the amount and placement clearly. Content rules and provider acceptance still apply.
Can I make game-style art and realistic images?+
Describe the visual treatment you want: illustrated game-style characters, a cinematic environment or a realistic portrait. The supplied reference and editorial concepts on this page show possible directions, not guaranteed results or official game assets.
How do I keep a character consistent across panels?+
Keep the original image and a short character brief. Use the editor for one change at a time, name the features to preserve and compare each output with the reference. Save useful versions before the next edit.
What does uncensored mean here?+
It describes creative flexibility within published content rules, not a promise to accept every prompt. Nonsexual character art is a different request from sexual content. Exploitation and sexual content involving minors are prohibited.
How do image credits work?+
New accounts receive one image credit after email verification, once per account and without a card. Generation and editing share the same image-credit balance. Review your remaining allowance and the displayed job cost in Image Studio before submitting.
Can I use the image API for agency workflows?+
Supported generation and editing API requests use your Brainbaby API key and image-credit balance. Keep the key on your server and review the API documentation before connecting a production workflow.