Image engine
Anima — anime and illustration
Anima is eroq's anime and illustration engine: clean line work, cel shading, key-visual backgrounds. It reads Danbooru-style tag lists as well as prose, takes a negative prompt, and finishes each image with a second, higher-resolution detail pass. Uncensored within the acceptable-use policy, fully private, 10 credits / image on every account.
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- Price
- 10 credits / image · same price at every format
- Prompts
- Tag lists or prose
- Controls
- Negative prompt · CFG (0–10) · two-pass detail render
- Formats
- 1:1 · 3:4 · 4:3 · 9:16 · 16:9
- References
- None: the character rides as words
- Speed
- About a minute a take, detail pass included
- Access
- Every account, including pay-as-you-go
- Content
- Uncensored within the AUP · fully private
What Anima is for
Anime portraits, manga panels, key visuals and background art. Anima renders the drawn look natively instead of approximating it with a photo engine, and its detail pass sharpens line work and faces at the end of every take.
It reads no reference pictures, so a character rides as words: hair, eyes, outfit, every time. @mention a saved Character and their description joins the prompt.
How to prompt it
- →Tags: quality first ("masterpiece, best quality"), then subject, outfit, setting, lighting and style.
- →Prose works too: a scene in a sentence or two, great for backgrounds and key visuals.
- →Negative prompt: bad anatomy, extra fingers, text, watermark, low quality.
- →CFG (default 6.5) sets how strictly the tags are followed.
Where it sits in the lineup
Anima is the specialist for anime and illustration; the photoreal engines (Krea2, Eroq Uncensored, Eroq One) handle the camera look. For a character that must match pictures exactly, Eroq One reads up to ten references.
Starting points
Pick one: it goes into the box at the top, ready to generate.
Frequently asked questions
Does Anima accept Danbooru tags?
Yes: tag lists render as expected, and plain prose works too.
Is Anima uncensored?
Within the acceptable-use policy, yes. Anything involving minors, stylized or implied, is banned absolutely and refused before any credit is charged; every character is an adult.
Can I use reference pictures?
No: Anima reads no references. Describe the character in the prompt, or @mention a saved Character and their description rides along. For reference-driven consistency, use Eroq One.
What does the detail pass do?
After the first render, Anima enlarges the image 1.5× and renders the detail again, which sharpens line work and faces. It is on by default and included in the price.
Can I use Anima through the API?
Yes: POST /v1/images/generations with the model eroq-anime; negative_prompt, cfg_scale and refine are accepted. Poll each job until the image is ready.
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