u/acautelado

Posting this as a warning for people considering Magnific because of its unlimited plans.

I subscribed specifically because unlimited usage was one of the main selling points. I ended up using it entirely as an individual user. At some point, my Unlimited access was disabled.

I contacted support and appealed the restriction. After reviewing my account after some days, Magnific restored unlimited and confirmed that they had not found a Terms of Service violation.

The issue was: the amount of usage. They said that using it just sometimes is "what the Fair Use Policy is built around" and I should only use unlimited for testing.

This is a very big no no for me. Their current Unlimited documentation says that when usage goes far beyond priority usage, generations may become slower. And it explicitly says that it doesn't stop.

Their documentation also describes account pauses primarily in the context of suspected automation, account sharing or similar prohibited activity....

I think there is a major transparency problem between that broad clause and the much more specific promise presented to Unlimited customers:

“Generations don't stop. There is no cap.”

If legitimate manual usage can reach an undisclosed level where Unlimited is disabled and the customer has to appeal to get it restored, I think that limitation should be made much clearer before purchase!

To me, advertising a service as “Unlimited” while enforcing an undisclosed usage threshold that can result in the Unlimited feature being disabled is clearly misleading advertising. If heavy but legitimate manual usage is not actually sustainable under the plan, that limitation should be stated upfront instead of only becoming apparent after a customer hits it.

I'm posting this mainly so other heavy AI users know what happened before choosing Magnific. For me, this has seriously damaged my perception of the company, and I don't think I'll be able to trust them again once my current plan expires.

Posting this as a warning for people considering Magnific because of its unlimited plans.

I subscribed specifically because unlimited usage was one of the main selling points. I ended up using it entirely as an individual user. At some point, my Unlimited access was disabled.

I contacted support and appealed the restriction. After reviewing my account after some days, Magnific restored unlimited and confirmed that they had not found a Terms of Service violation.

The issue was: the amount of usage. They said that using it just sometimes is "what the Fair Use Policy is built around" and I should only use unlimited for testing.

This is a very big no no for me. Their current Unlimited documentation says that when usage goes far beyond priority usage, generations may become slower. And it explicitly says:

Their documentation also describes account pauses primarily in the context of suspected automation, account sharing or similar prohibited activity....

I think there is a major transparency problem between that broad clause and the much more specific promise presented to Unlimited customers:

“Generations don't stop. There is no cap.”

If legitimate manual usage can reach an undisclosed level where Unlimited is disabled and the customer has to appeal to get it restored, I think that limitation should be made much clearer before purchase!

To me, advertising a service as “Unlimited” while enforcing an undisclosed usage threshold that can result in the Unlimited feature being disabled is clearly misleading advertising. If heavy but legitimate manual usage is not actually sustainable under the plan, that limitation should be stated upfront instead of only becoming apparent after a customer hits it.

I'm posting this mainly so other heavy AI users know what happened before choosing Magnific. For me, this has seriously damaged my perception of the company, and I don't think I'll be able to trust them again once my current plan expires.

I want to test Kimi before buying a month, but in desktop this is all that shows. If I pay for it, this message would still be normal or it's only happening because I'm on free version?

I’ve been on Magnific’s Unlimited plan for a while, but today my access was suddenly paused while I was in the middle of a project. I’m creating a video using my own script and characters I designed myself. I wasn’t using automation, sharing my account, reselling anything, or running some kind of bulk operation or anything! I was just generating manually in one sitting.

Support told me that my account had either gone “far beyond what’s sustainable under the Fair Use Policy”, But they still didn’t tell me what I supposedly did. Every follow-up is automatic. So either my manual usage was incorrectly flagged as suspicious, or accounts can also be paused for heavy use under conditions that aren’t clearly explained in the published policy.

I have all the chats, all my prompts, all the process to show that It was me, a human, making it manually... Even the prompts that I made when I was using it and I was paused had a typo!

Has anyone here had their access restored after something like this? What actually helped? Every time I try to click on "contact support" the same e-mail is sent to me.

I subscribed specifically because the plan advertised unlimited Nano Banana generations... I've had this account only for two weeks. I'm very disappointed.

Has anyone dealt with this before? What did you do to get a real response?

More specifically, I want to take an existing image that contains text and transform that text into separate, editable layers, ideally while preserving the background as cleanly as possible.

The goal would be something like:

1. Detect the text inside the image
2. Remove or reconstruct the background behind the text
3. Extract the text as editable or replaceable elements
4. Keep the rest of the image intact for further editing

Does anyone know if there is already an open-source tool, ComfyUI workflow or combination of tools that can achieve this?

I’m not necessarily looking for a perfect one-click solution. Even a multi-step workflow using OCR, inpainting, segmentation, or layer extraction would be useful.