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When you finish this step, you’ll know who makes your images, video and audio, and who pays for them. This is the Video & images step. It’s optional, and setup already counts as done.
Before you start
  • You don’t need to buy anything. You can continue on Voyager Free, and connect your own media keys or sign-ins now or later.
  • Your own keys are billed by that service, to your account with them. Voyager credits come from your workspace’s Voyager plan. Plan names and prices are on voyager.so/pricing.
  • Editing your own footage, captions and most motion graphics run on your computer and don’t need either.

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What the step shows

The step looks different depending on your workspace’s plan:

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Choose a plan, or stay on Free

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Stay on Free, or pick a plan

To stay on Free, do nothing here: the button at the bottom right reads Continue free. Free makes some images each month but no video.To pick a plan instead, choose Monthly or Annual, then click the Get button on a plan card (for example Get Creator). A payment page opens in your browser, and the card shows Finish payment until you’re done; click it to reopen the page. When you’ve paid, the step changes to You’re all set on your plan. Compare all plans, including Teams opens the full pricing page.
A paid plan charges your card. You don’t need one to finish setup or to work with your own Claude, ChatGPT and media keys.
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Connect services you already pay for (optional)

Click Already pay for other providers? (or look under Or use your own plans). Each service has a row with what it makes and a Set up button. Click Set up, then follow the steps in the dialog: paste your API key and click Save, or sign in to your account in the browser. Voyager checks the key or plan, then the row shows a check.The first few services are listed; More media providers (N) opens the rest. Every change saves straight away.
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Click Continue

Click Continue free (or Continue). You move on to Apps.

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Media services you can connect

Each service’s dialog tells you where to get its key. You can add, replace or remove keys later in Apps & Models → Providers.

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Who pays for a generation

When the agent makes an image, video or clip, Voyager uses the first connected service in your order that offers the model it needs. Voyager credits cover anything you don’t connect. The note You can configure model routing in Settings. points to where you change that order: Apps & Models → Providers → Image, video and voice order.
Automatic fallback is on by default. If a service is out of credits, rejects its sign-in or is down, Voyager tries the next one in your order. That can bill a different account, for example your Voyager credits instead of your own fal key. You can turn off If one can’t finish, try the next provider, change the order, or ask the agent to use a particular provider for a job. See Generation providers.

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Check it worked

  • Any service you connected shows a check on its row.
  • After setup, Apps & Models → Providers lists it under Connected.

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If something went wrong

Voyager checks each key when you save it. Make sure you copied the whole key from the service’s dashboard, with no spaces, and that your account with that service is active.
Finish checkout in the browser, then come back to Voyager. The step reads your plan again when you return to it; click Back and Continue to reopen it. Your plan also shows in Settings → Account.
Connect your own service for the kind of media you need, or upgrade on your billing page. See Plans and credits.

Next: Connect your creative apps

Tell Voyager which creative apps you use.