βFAQs
Frequently asked questions about Glif.
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Frequently asked questions about Glif.
Last updated
Q: Is Glif free to use?
A: Yes, Glif is currently free to use! However, please note that we will be rolling out paid plans in the near future.
Q: Are there any rate limits?
A: Yes. Rate limits are restrictions on the number of times a user can generate a run. Our current rate limit per user is 20 runs per day. This is subject to change.
Please note that creating multiple accounts to get around daily run limits is against our Terms.
Q: When does the daily run limit reset?
A: The daily run limit resets at midnight UTC time.
Q: Is there a way to increase my daily run rate limit?
A: Yes! You can apply for a Glif Creator Pass to boost your daily rate limit. Creator Passes are designed for those who are interested in building creative no-code AI mini apps (aka, glifs!). Learn more about how to apply for a Glif Creator Pass here. Please note that we also plan to introduce paid plans in the near future, which will allow you to purchase more credits.
Q: How do I download an image I generated?
A: Click on the image you generated to open the runβs page. Click the down arrow below the image to download it to your device.
Q: Why is my output image a surprised hamster?
A: Prompts that have triggered the content moderation system on our end result in our βNSFW hamster.β You can learn more about our community guidelines here.
Q: Why is my output image a black rectangle?
A: A black box as a run result means that it was filtered by Flux's content moderation system. Please note that we are not able to control the ways in which third-party content moderation systems are calibrated.
Q: Why is my output image blurred?
A: A blurred image indicates that it was caught by Stable Diffusion 3βs own content moderation system. Please note that we are not able to control the ways in which third-party content moderation systems are calibrated.
A: Please note that Glif cannot provide you with legal counsel or advice. Each image generation model has its own commercial use guidelines, which are determined by the company or organization that created the model. Please refer to the terms of service or usage guidelines created by the company behind the model you are using.
A: Please note that Glif cannot provide you with legal counsel or advice. Each individual model has its own attribution guidelines, which are determined by the company or organization that created the model. Please refer to the terms of service or usage guidelines created by the company behind the model you are using.
Q: How do I know which model was used to create my image/run?
A: Follow these steps to find the name of the model(s) being used in a glif:
Click on the title of the glif to open the glifβs page.
Click on the three dots (β¦) next to the glif title and select βView Source.β
Click on the glifβs image and text blocks and open Advanced Settings to locate the name of the text or image generation model that itβs using.
If the glif is using the ComfyUI block, you will need to click on the gray βEdit in ComfyUI Editorβ button and locate the βLoad ControlNet Modelβ node to find the name of the model itβs using. In this example, MistoLine is the name of the model being used:
Q: I received a ComfyUI block error. What do I do?
A: Your ComfyUI workflow needs to be in line with our setup. You can see the available nodes here: https://docs.glif.app/getting-started/building-a-glif/advanced-experimental-blocks/comfy-block
Feel free to contact our team with a link to the workflow you are trying to run, so that we can help you determine which nodes may be missing.