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Task states dictionary

What each task state means, what the system is doing, what you can do, and how credits are handled in every state.

Updated 2026-07-26

States of a single task

StateShown asWhat the system is doingWhat you can do
queuedQueuedWaiting for the cloud to accept the taskJust wait; closing the page does not affect the task
reversingReversingAnalysing the reference, producing breakdown and promptWait, usually a few dozen seconds
prompt_readyPrompt readyReverse finished, waiting for your next moveReview or save the prompt, or start a generation (6 credits per image)
generatingGeneratingProducing the image in the cloudWait; you can start other tasks meanwhile
doneDoneResult saved and syncedView, download, save, continue creating
errorFailedTask ended; reserved credits refunded automaticallyFollow the error hint and retry — see troubleshooting

Stages of a batch task

Batches are allowed to complete partially — a failure never wipes out finished images:

StageMeaning
Queued / generatingThe batch is executing in the cloud
Partially completeSome images finished, some failed; finished images are safe
Ready to revealThe batch (or its finished part) is sealed, waiting for you
RevealedFlip cards one by one or all at once; keep the ones you like (they enter your works)

Failed images can be completed later inside the pack: their credits were already refunded, and completing them charges the normal generation cost per image.

How credits are handled per state

  • Submitting a task reserves the credits it needs;
  • Credits settle when the task succeeds;
  • A failed task releases its reservation automatically; reservations always release within 30 minutes;
  • A batch settles only the images that succeeded — credits for failed images are refunded.

If your balance looks wrong, wait a few minutes and refresh first. Still missing after 30 minutes? See troubleshooting.