An overview of all output controls in Qolaba's Image Generation workspace — number of generations, quality settings, dimensions, and credit implications.
Output Controls define the technical parameters of your generated image — how many images to produce, what quality to render at, and what dimensions to use. Every setting directly affects the credit cost of your generation, displayed before you commit to generating.
Number of Generations
How many images to produce in one run
Multiplies total cost linearly
Quality
Visual fidelity — 720p, 1K, 2K, 4K
Higher = more credits
Dimensions
Aspect ratio and pixel dimensions of the output
No credit impact
Each output control contributes to the total credit cost of a generation:
Total credits = credits per image × number of generations
The credits per image figure is determined by your combined choice of model and quality setting. Dimensions do not affect credit cost. The exact total is displayed before you generate — adjust any setting and the cost updates immediately.
For a complete breakdown of credit calculation across all settings, see Image Models →.
The Reset option clears all current settings and inputs — model, preset, prompt, keywords, reference images, quality, dimensions, and generation count. Use this when starting a completely new generation to avoid carrying over settings from a previous run.
Number of Generations → How batch generation works, when to run multiple at once, and how generation count multiplies credit cost.
Quality Settings → 720p through 4K — what each quality level produces, when to use each, and how quality affects credit cost.
Dimensions & Aspect Ratio → Available dimension presets, platform-specific recommendations, and tips for matching output dimensions to your intended use.
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