Documentation

GOGUL is an AI platform for images, video and storyboards. You describe the shot, GOGUL orchestrates the right model — and keeps your characters consistent from frame to frame.

Every generation is paid in credits. You start with 100 credits on the Free plan, and the exact price of any action is always shown before you confirm it.

Four moves from a blank page to a finished clip:

Klappi is the built-in help assistant. It answers questions about GOGUL from this documentation and takes your account into account: your plan, your credit balance and the page you are on.

• Where to find it: The round button at the bottom right of every dashboard page. On phones it is hidden on the Image page, where it would cover the prompt bar.
• Daily limit: 20 questions per day per account. The window is rolling, not calendar-based: when the limit is reached, the panel shows how long until the next question.
• What it does not do: Refunds, payments, chargebacks and account blocks — Klappi does not resolve them. These go to the support team.
• If the answer did not help: Press “Write to support” right in the panel. The message goes to the support team, and the reply comes by email.

The Image page (sidebar → Create → Image) turns a text prompt into pictures. Pick a model, a quality tier, an aspect ratio and a style; optionally attach reference images. The counter next to the Generate button sets how many images to make, and the button shows the total price before you press it.

Models and quality tiers locked below your plan unlock after any credit-pack purchase. A pack also lifts the storyboard frame limit to 12 and the character limit to 20 when your plan's limits are lower.

The Edit page (sidebar → Tools → Edit) modifies an existing image instead of creating a new one. Upload a file or pick anything from your library; the tool rail appears once an image is loaded. Every tool works on the current result, so edits can be chained.

Text edits run on Seedream 5.0 Pro — 10 credits at 1K, 20 at 2K.

Upscale sharpens and enlarges any generated image or storyboard frame. Available from the image card, the editor and the storyboard editor.

• 2K — 10 credits
• 4K — 15 credits

The upscaled version is added to your gallery next to the original.

The Video page generates short cinematic clips from a text prompt, a single image, a pair of start/end frames, or a set of reference images. This guide covers every mode, every model, and exactly how pricing works — so you always know what a clip will cost before you press Generate.

From idea to finished clip in five steps:

Every video price comes from one formula: credits = base rate per second × seconds × resolution multiplier. Resolution multipliers are ×0.5 for 480p, ×1 for 720p, and ×2.25 for 1080p. “Auto” duration is billed as 5 seconds.

Reference (a tab on the Video page) composes a new scene from reference images (up to 12 — Vidu Q4; 9 — Wan 3.0, Seedance 2.0 Pro, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0 Mini, Seedance 2.5) while keeping the subject, location or style they show. Attach images from a file, your library, a saved character, a location or a style, then point at them in the prompt.

Tags are positional: @Image1 is the first chip, @Image2 the second, and so on. Type @ in the prompt to pick a reference from a menu; focusing an empty prompt with references attached pre-fills the tags for you.

First & Last Frame animates from a start image to an end image; the prompt describes the transition. Both frames are required — JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 20 MB each, uploaded or picked from your library.

Supported by Wan 2.7, Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1 Fast. If another model is selected when you open the tab, the page switches to Wan 2.7 and shows a toast; the model list on this tab only shows supporting models.

Same formula as Text to Video and Image to Video.

FLUX 3 Max (Black Forest Labs) makes video from text, from an image — with an optional end frame the clip finishes on — and from keyframes. Clips run 5–20 s at 720p / 1080p, in any of these aspect ratios: auto, 21:9, 2:1, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16. Native audio is on by default; the reasoning switch lets the model think the scene through before rendering and does not change the price.

Keyframes live on the Frames tab: up to 10 images pinned to seconds on a timeline that spans the whole clip, on a 0.5 s grid. Drag a frame to move it; no position is required, and the first frame goes to the start by default. When you change the duration, the frames move in proportion — the first stays at the start, the last at the end.

H3 Max · 3D Camera (MiniMax) turns one image into a video where the moment is frozen and only the camera moves — around the subject, closer, higher. It runs on the 3D Camera tab of the Video page: 1–15 s at 480p / 768p / 1080p. The frame comes from the image, so there is no aspect ratio to pick, and the clip has no sound.

The camera path is a set of points on a timeline that spans the clip (up to 20). Each point sets the orbit (degrees around the subject; full turns add up, at most 32 turns along the whole path), the elevation (-90…+90°) and the distance (0.2 close-up … 1 wide). Start from a preset, then drag or edit the points — any change switches the preset to Custom.

The prompt is optional. Leave it empty and the scene stays frozen — only the camera moves; describe the move to steer it. Prompt enhance (Off / Fast / Quality) lets the model expand your text and does not change the price.

The preset catalog (sidebar → Inspiration → Presets, or the Presets pill on the Video page) is a set of ready recipes maintained by the GOGUL team: a prompt template, generation settings and input slots. Fill the slots, pick a model and aspect ratio where the recipe allows it, and press Generate.

A few practical constraints to know before you queue something up:

• Uploaded images must be JPG, PNG, or WEBP, up to 20 MB each.
• One generation runs at a time — wait for the current clip to finish before starting the next.
• Clips on Wan 2.7, Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1 Fast are usually ready within a few minutes.
• Vidu Q4, Wan 3.0, Seedance 2.0 Pro, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0 Mini, Seedance 2.5, FLUX 3 Max, H3 Max · 3D Camera run through a queue and can take up to 25 minutes (Vidu Q4 — 25; Seedance 2.5 — 20; Wan 3.0, FLUX 3 Max — 15; Seedance 2.0 Pro, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0 Mini, H3 Max · 3D Camera — 10). You can leave the page — generation continues in the background and the result appears in Recent.
• Your draft (prompt, settings, attached images) is autosaved, so nothing is lost if you navigate away.

Motion Transfer has its own tab on the Video page. Upload a photo of your character and a short video of a person moving — the Dreamactor M2 model makes your character perform that movement.

20 credits per second of the movement video, rounded up. The server measures the real duration from the file; the estimate on the button uses your browser's reading and normally matches. Nothing is charged if the video can't be read or fails the content check.

Requires Pro or higher — or any credit pack purchase, which unlocks it on every plan. The tab itself is open to everyone; the check happens when you press Generate.

Turn any script into a professional visual storyboard in three steps: upload your script, review the AI scene breakdown, and generate frames. This guide covers the full workflow — from the first paste to exporting video-ready shots.

The whole flow in five moves:

Generation is the beginning, not the end. Every frame in the storyboard editor can be fixed, reframed, extended, and upscaled.

The Storyboard page (sidebar → Create → Storyboard) is a frame-by-frame canvas: frames on the left, the selected frame in the middle, its settings on the right. Write each frame's prompt yourself, or let AI Director draft the whole board from a short story.

The Characters page (sidebar → Library → Characters) stores the people who appear in your storyboards. Attach a saved character to a script and Character Lock keeps the same face, hair and outfit in every frame.

• Create a character from a photo, or save any generated image as a character
• AI analysis detects facial features, hair, clothing and body type — free
• Generate an AI portrait for 10 credits
• Generate Character Views — 4 extra angles of the same person for 40 credits, charged upfront; any angle that fails is refunded
• Reuse a character across any number of storyboards

Multi-Angle (sidebar → Tools → Multi-Angle) generates the camera angles you pick from a single image — each angle as its own full-size frame in the format you choose. The camera is set to an exact angle (horizontal, vertical, distance), as on the Control tab, so the subject and the scene stay the same.

Available from the Starter plan, or on any plan after a credit-pack purchase. Each angle costs 25 credits and is charged separately; if an angle fails, its credits are returned. Regenerating a single angle costs the same. The total is shown on the page before you generate.

The Subtitles tab (sidebar → Create → Subtitles & Dubbing → Subtitles) transcribes the speech in a video and burns styled captions into it. Pick a source, a caption style and, if needed, the spoken and target languages; the price appears as soon as the video is read, and the finished MP4 lands in the result card and the History list on the same page.

The Dubbing tab (sidebar → Create → Subtitles & Dubbing → Dubbing) translates the speech in a video into another language in the speaker's own voice, with lip-sync. Upload a video or pick one of yours, choose the languages and the quality; the price appears as soon as the video is read, and the finished dub lands in the result card and in Recent dubs.

Avatar (sidebar → Create → Avatar; the page is titled Avatar Studio) turns a portrait photo and an audio track into a talking-head video: lip-sync, head movement and expression follow the audio. Options: a short direction note, 720p or 1080p output, and a fast mode.

25 credits per second of audio, with a minimum of 150 credits per generation. The duration is read from the audio file in your browser, and the price is shown under the settings before you press Generate.

Requires Pro or higher. A credit pack does not unlock it — the gate is plan-only, checked on the server when you press Generate.

Community (sidebar → Inspiration → Community) is a public feed of images and videos made in GOGUL. Browsing, publishing, liking and remixing are free on every plan.

GOGUL works right inside Claude. Once connected, Claude creates images and videos from your description, shows your credit balance and checks whether a generation is ready — without leaving the chat.

You add GOGUL in Claude as a custom connector and sign in with your GOGUL account. Generations spend the credits of your GOGUL account at the usual prices. To disconnect, use Claude's connector settings or Settings → Connected apps in GOGUL. The step-by-step guide is at /integrations/claude.

Card payments run through Stripe: subscriptions renew monthly or yearly, credit packs are one-time. Two local methods appear on the Billing page for Uzbekistan — detected by location, profile country or the Uzbek interface language — and are priced in so'm:

• Click — credit packs only. Press Pay via Click on a pack card, finish on Click's page, and the credits arrive once Click confirms the payment.
• Payme — subscriptions only. Press Subscribe via Payme on a plan card. The plan is activated for a month after payment; there is no automatic renewal, so pay again to extend.

Referral rewards are granted for card subscriptions only.

Share your link from the Referrals page (sidebar → Account → Referrals). Your code is attached when a friend opens the link and registers.

When the friend pays for a subscription by card, you receive 200 credits and they receive 200. Nothing is awarded at signup, and credit-pack or local-method payments do not count.

Referrer rewards stop at 5,000 credits in total (25 paid referrals); the friend's bonus is always paid.

Self-referrals and referrals from the same IP address or the same email are blocked. Rewards are reversed if the subscription is cancelled or refunded.

Settings (sidebar → Account → Settings) has four blocks: profile, subscription, security and data.

• Profile: display name, avatar and interface language. The email address cannot be changed here.
• Change password: enter the current password, then the new one twice.
• Two-factor authentication with an authenticator app (TOTP): scan the QR code or type the key, then confirm with a code. There are no backup codes, so keep the authenticator safe. Disable it from the same block.
• Export your data downloads a JSON file with your profile summary and all storyboards with their frames. Generated images, characters and videos are not included — download them from their own pages.
• Delete account is immediate and irreversible: type DELETE to confirm. Files, storyboards, generations, community posts and comments are removed, and a Stripe subscription is cancelled without a refund for the remaining period. A short anonymized payment record is kept where payment providers require it.

Limits enforced by the product configuration:

• Video prompt — up to 7,000 characters
• Reference images per generation — up to 16, depending on the model
• Subtitle source video — up to 60 MB and 10 minutes
• Dubbing source video — up to 300 MB and 10 minutes

Per-page upload sizes (character photos, storyboard references, Multi-Angle input) are shown next to each upload button.

• Email: [email protected]
• Response time: within one business day
• For generation issues, include the storyboard name and the frame number.