r/NovelAi

I want to migrate from Grok after the new limitations and restrictions. Especially the usage which is terrible now. Please tell me what the usage is like. I want to run stress tests on my books and i usually create long AUs and things to stress test my Lore. Would this be a good place to go? I went from Chat to Grok and new I need somewere new. It was suggested that this is a good place for RP, which is more what I need because of what I do.

So I was bored at work today and generated some images on my phone using the browser site. However, now that I'm home and have opened up the browser site on my PC (in the same account) it appears as if the images are nowhere to be found. Also, images that I have generated in the past (like, last NIGHT in the past) are also gone.

I'm new to NovelAI, decided to move from another AI image-generation service that I suspect has to remain unnamed. So I'm not new to the process as a whole, but I'm wondering if NovelAI does something different that I missed?

Would greatly appreciate any insight, thanks!

I heard that anima cannot use multiple artist tags because it uses a new architecture like chagpt image. Will Novelai use it?

Anybody knoes what the numbers are for?

I’ve been disappointed with AI Dungeon after subscribing for about two years at around $50 monthly, and I’ve noticed that NovelAI is cheaper. How does it compare to the other service? Specifically, how good is its NSFW content and violent fighting/combat?

I'm probably going to subscribe to NovelAI and I'm choosing my tier. The unlimited image gen would definitely persuade me to subscribe to Opus but all of the images I see people posting on this sub seem to be anime or cartoon style.

I'd only really be interested in generating images that are at least semi-realistic (even if it's just like a 3D animated style) and I'd like the option do this with adult content also. I don't have any interest in anime style images.

Is this possible with the image gen available in the Opus subscription?

I used to draw constantly as a teen and my OCs were a huge part of that. As an adult, finding the time (or energy) to actually sit down and draw has gotten really hard, even though these characters still feel very real to me. I've created a whole universe and yes, I'm obsessed.

I started using AI to generate images of them instead, and it's been nice being able to see them again even when I can't draw as well. Curious if anyone else does this, and if so, where do you post that kind of thing? A lot of art subs either doesn't allow it or people get weird about it especially on Instagram since its technically 'AI Art'.

Also I wish people engaged more with the actual characters and stories instead of writing it off the second they see "AI." Some of these characters I've had for over a decade. The AI's just how I'm visualizing them right now, not the point.

If you're in a similar spot, would love to hear what's worked for you. And maybe we can start a community of our OCs through AI.

We wanted to provide a transparent update regarding the recent behind-the-scenes work we have had to put into fraud prevention.

Recently, we identified full-scale abuse of our Free Trial one-time "Paper Tier" experience of 30 actions equivalent to our Opus subscription. We discovered tens of thousands of bad-faith accounts exploiting this system. This massive influx caused increased load on our models and rising costs, which ultimately led to genuine free trial users having a poorer, unstable experience.

For context: we do not profit from Free Trial accounts. We refuse to compromise your data with third-party advertising or banners, meaning the Free Trial is a feature we provide entirely at our own expense.

To combat this, we actively tightened our trial abuse detection rules based on our investigations. We are deeply sorry that the fallout from this widespread abuse is affecting genuine users. Please know that we are continuously reviewing and modifying our systems to ensure that new users who genuinely wish to try out NovelAI for the first time have the stable experience they deserve.

Alongside the trial tier, we have also invested internal resources into preventing payment fraud. Because we had to tighten these security rules to protect the platform, we are currently seeing a payment decline rate of less than 1%. However, we know that within a large community, even a small percentage affects real people, and we completely understand the frustration of those who have been unexpectedly experiencing issues lately.

We are actively researching alternative solutions and fine-tuning our measures to ensure legitimate users are not caught by these automated security systems by accident.

We deeply appreciate your patience, understanding, and trust as we navigate these challenges to keep the platform secure and stable for our community.

- The Anlatan team

I’m currently deep in the trenches of a long-form project and hitting that classic wall where the model starts to drift. You know that feeling, the story is going great but then suddenly the AI forgets a major character detail or loses the plot thread entirely.

I’m really interested in how people here actually hack their way around this. Whether it’s manual summary logs, some specific lorebook setups, or just raw stubbornness? how do you keep the train on the tracks?

I’m documenting the "messy" real-world techniques we use to make these stories work. If you’ve got a horror story or a "eureka" moment, I’d love to hear it