Ask anything,
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Ask is the eroq studio home: a chat with Clap, the AI agent of eroq. Tell it what you want and it produces it with you: questions when it needs them, a storyboard, a plan with every render priced, the renders you approve, then the next step. In the same conversation it answers questions about engines, prices and your balance, sets any tool up for you, finds your renders and shows the API code. Inside each tool, the Ask tab of the side panel puts Clap on that page alone.

Talking to Clap on Auto is free. Credits go to renders: the ones you approve in a plan, at the price it shows, or the ones you start with Generate in a tool Clap set up — exactly like a render you set up by hand. A model you pick to think with instead (Claude Sonnet 5.5, Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-5.6 Sol, Gemini 3.1 Pro, Grok 4.7) costs 9–22 credits a message, shown before you send.

No. Nothing renders and nothing opens by itself: a plan renders only when you approve it, at the price it shows, and a tool Clap sets up opens on its button, Generate staying your click there.

Yes — name it: “with Kling”, “on Veo 3.1”, “Seedance 2.5”. A family name picks one of its engines — Kling means Kling 3.0, Seedance means Seedance 2.0 Mini — and “Pro”, “Fast” or “Lite” pick those. Name nothing and Clap stays on the default engine unless the piece needs another (sound, a length, 1080p). An engine your plan does not include is never put in a plan: Clap tells you which plan unlocks it.

Write or speak in your own language and Ask answers in it. Video and image prompts are written in English for the engines, which read English best; a voice line keeps the language you wrote it in.

Yes. The mic in the bar uses your browser’s speech recognition (Chrome, Edge and Safari): click it, speak, click again to stop, and your words are sent. In browsers without speech recognition the mic is hidden.

“Open the dragon clip” searches your creations by the words of their prompt and title and shows up to five matches to open. If nothing matches, a button opens your library filtered on those words. It does not look inside the images or videos themselves.

In this browser only. Your chats are listed newest first in a column on the left of the studio home: open a tool, come back with the back button or from that column, and the thread is still there. New chat takes you back to the home and keeps the last one in the list. Chats stay for 30 days, up to 30 of them, and you can delete one from its row. They are not saved to your account and not synced across devices.

No — Ask is part of the studio. The API exposes the tools themselves (images, video, speech, chat), and assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT connect through the eroq MCP server.

Yes. Clap plans what you want to make with you, a clip, a photo series, a voiceover, an ad or a film (the format, who is in it, the storyboard), prices every render, makes what you approve, reads the results and proposes the next step, up to the cut in Cinema. It renders on eroq's catalogue of engines for video, images and voice, Kling, Veo and Seedance among them.

No. Every render waits in a plan that shows its engine, length, format and exact price, with one Approve button for the total. The price shown is the price charged, and a render that fails is refunded. A cheap keyframe look test usually comes before the clips.

Auto, eroq's own pick, included. You can pick a named model to think with instead — Claude Sonnet 5.5, Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-5.6 Sol, Gemini 3.1 Pro, Grok 4.7 — at 9–22 credits a message, shown before you send. If it cannot answer a message, Auto answers and that message costs nothing. The renders cost the same whatever model planned them.

Yes, up to the cut. Once the clips are in, Open in Cinema turns the production into a film and opens its Edit tab: every clip in order as a shot and the voice lines on the audio track. You trim, add titles and sound, re-render any shot from the Story and export the MP4 there.

Until October 2026, Ask had a second mode behind a switch, Make, for producing. They are one now: everything Make did, Clap does in Ask, in the same conversation as your questions, your searches and the tools it sets up. Your older chats are still in the list.

Yes. Ask for one, or name someone your account does not have yet: Clap asks for 1 to 9 photos of the person, or designs them from your description, and puts the character in a plan with its look sheet, priced like any render. Once it has landed, the character is cast by name in every render, with the same face.

Image, Video, Voice, Text, Cinema, the Editor, the Ads Studio, Characters and Elements each have an Ask tab in their side panel. There Clap works on that page only: say "vertical, 10 seconds, on Kling" or "a slow fade at the end" and it sets the controls, listing what it changed. It never presses Generate and never exports: those stay your clicks. Auto is free there too; a model you pick to think with costs 9–22 credits a message.