❓FAQ
Why are there warnings?
Warnings are in place to uphold our moderation policy and ensure that the content generated aligns with OpenAI's guidelines. The following table summarizes the moderated categories:
Hate: Content that displays, incites, or endorses hate based on factors such as race, gender, ethnicity, religion, nationality, sexual orientation, disability status, or caste.
Hate/Threatening: Hateful content that involves violence or significant harm directed towards a specific group.
Self-harm: Content that encourages, portrays, or endorses acts of self-harm, including suicide, self-inflicted injuries, and eating disorders.
Sexual Content: intended to provoke sexual arousal, such as descriptions of sexual acts, or promotion of sexual services (excluding sex education and wellness).
Sexual/Minors: Sexual content involving individuals under the age of 18.
Violence Content: that endorses or celebrates violence or the suffering or humiliation of others.
Violence/Graphic: Violent content that portrays death, violence, or severe physical harm in explicit detail.
How is the price determined?
We charge $0.020 per image generated and keep the mint fee as low as possible (currently 1 cent) to ensure affordability for our users.
Why are two transactions needed?
The first transaction is needed to submit the request to the AI to generate the image. The second request is optional and required if you would like the mint the image that was generated.
Why can't I see the NFT on OpenSea?
Sometimes OpenSea has issues loading NFTs. To fix this issue please visit the OpenSea page for the NFT you created and click the menu dropdown icon. This looks like three dots and is located next to the share icon in the top right of the screen. Select refresh metadata wait a few minutes and refresh the webpage and your NFT will show up on OpenSea.
Why can't I see the NFT in my wallet?
Some wallets do not scan the blockchain for the NFTs in their users wallets. In order to view the NFTs we recommend importing the smart contract address into Metamask or viewing them in your OpenSea collection.
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