Understanding Generation Times and the Queue System
Most images are ready quickly, but the time depends on the tool, the model and the resolution. When many people generate at once, requests wait in a queue and start in turn. Pro and Studio Pro use a priority queue. Your plan also sets how many generations can run at once, from 1 on Free to 12 on Studio Pro.
Last updated October 26, 2026
How long a generation takes depends on what you ask for, and on how busy Rendair is.
What decides the time
- The tool and the model: a quick model finishes sooner than a detailed one.
- The resolution: larger images take longer.
- The type of result: videos and 3D models take longer than images.
- How busy it is: at busy times, your request waits its turn in a queue.
How the queue works
Requests start in turn. Pro and Studio Pro use a priority queue, so their requests start before others.
How many at once
Your plan sets how many generations can run at the same time.
Plan | At the same time |
|---|---|
Free | 1 |
Starter | 4 |
Pro | 8 |
Studio Pro | 12 |
If you reach the limit, the next generation starts when one finishes.
Tips
- You do not need to keep the page open. Your result is saved in Assets.
- Use a quicker model or a lower resolution when you are exploring.
- If something takes much longer than usual, refresh the page and check Assets.