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Models, generation costs, and versions

Choose Codex or a hosted model, read the credit quote, adjust settings, and manage generated versions.

Last updated September 4, 2026

Each generation node stores a model choice, prompt, supported settings, run history, and selected result.

Choose a model

Local Codex is the default image route. It uses the Codex installation and ChatGPT plan on your Mac and does not use Leafage credits.

The hosted model picker only shows models enabled for production. A model can disappear from new-generation menus if Leafage or the provider disables it. Existing Project history keeps the recorded model name.

Read the price

Hosted generation shows the maximum credit charge before submission. Leafage checks the live price and available balance when you submit.

The service reserves that amount while the job runs, then settles the charge after a usable result. Confirmed failures, refusals, timeouts, and successful cancellations release the reservation when no usable output was delivered. When the provider outcome is still unknown, the credits remain reserved while Leafage reconciles the job.

Generation count

Local Codex supports x1 through x4 for multiple image versions. Hosted models currently run one output per submission unless the controls say otherwise. Each paid submission has its own quote and charge.

Aspect ratio and model settings

Available aspect ratios and controls depend on the selected model and node type. Leafage disables settings the model does not support.

Local Codex image nodes include aspect ratio and reasoning effort. Higher reasoning effort can take longer and does not guarantee a better output.

Stop a generation

Use the node’s stop control. Local Codex stops the local run. Hosted cancellation depends on the provider’s current job state. Leafage releases reserved credits when cancellation finishes without a usable output.

Choose a version

Select a result from the node history or use the left and right arrow keys while one node is selected. Connected child nodes use the selected parent result as context when the target model supports that input.

Delete a version

Deleting a version removes it from the Project history and can remove its stored asset. Export anything you need before deleting it.