Account, models and cost
Make media
Each of these starts a job and spends credits. If you don’t name a model, Voyager uses its default for that kind of media and tells you which model it used. If you name a model, Voyager uses exactly that one, or asks you if it isn’t available.
Some models have more settings. Voyager reads them from the model and fills them in for you. The generation tools also accept a repeat-safe key, so the same request sent twice makes one job and charges once.
Jobs and results
Keep a job’s ID if you might close the chat: you can ask for it again later. View and download links expire after a few minutes, so ask again for a fresh one. Results stay available for 30 days.
References
A reference is an image, video clip or audio file you give Voyager to work from, such as a start frame, a product photo or a logo.
Voyager only imports files you give it.
Brand kits
Brand kits are read-only here. Create and edit them in the Voyager app.
Cast
Cast cards keep a character, location or prop looking the same across images and videos. Each card holds reference images and, for a character, an optional voice. Cast made through ChatGPT, Claude or Codex is kept in your workspace. It’s separate from the Cast in your desktop projects.What Voyager can’t do here
- It can’t see your computer’s folders, open your creative apps or edit a timeline. Use the Voyager desktop app for that.
- It can’t create a voice clone, change your plan or buy credits. Do those in the Voyager app or at voyager.so/dashboard.
- It makes media only. It doesn’t read calendars, email or other data.