NNyquest docs

Media Studio — Images, Voice, Music & Video

Nyquest's Studio panels turn a text prompt into media. There are four — Image Studio, Audio Studio (text-to-speech), Music Studio and Video Studio. Open them from the Studios button in the dock at the bottom of the screen (on phones, the Studios tab in the bottom bar). All four are powered by Nyquest's direct model access, so you get first-party quality without wiring up your own provider keys.

Media generation is a Pro feature — it draws from your wallet balance. If you're on the free tier, the panel will prompt you to add funds.

Image Studio

Generate images from a prompt. Alongside the existing models you now get Choose an available image model from the picker, enter a prompt, and generate. Supported aspect ratios depend on the model. Images are saved in your gallery and can be downloaded or deleted. Google retired its direct Imagen 4 models; use an available image model instead. Your existing images remain accessible.

Audio Studio (text-to-speech)

Turn text into natural speech. In addition to the standard voices, Nyquest now offers 30+ native Google Gemini voices (Kore, Puck, Charon, Aoede, and more). Choose a Gemini TTS model, pick a voice, paste your text, and generate a downloadable audio file. You can add a short style instruction (e.g. "say it warmly") to shape delivery.

Music Studio

Generate original instrumental music from a text prompt using Google Lyria. Describe a mood, instrument, tempo, or genre — e.g. "a warm upbeat acoustic guitar melody, 90 bpm" — and Lyria composes a short instrumental clip (~30 seconds) you can play inline and download. Two tiers: Lyria 3 (Clip) and the higher-fidelity Lyria 3 Pro.

Video Studio

Generate short video clips from a text prompt using Google Veo 3.1. Video is different from the other three because it takes longer (roughly 1–2 minutes), so it runs as a background job:

  1. You submit a prompt and pick the aspect ratio and clip length (4, 6, or 8 seconds; Veo's max is 8s). The estimated cost is held from your balance up front.
  2. The clip renders in the background — the panel shows Rendering… and updates automatically when it's ready.
  3. When done, the video plays inline and can be downloaded.

Because video is the most expensive media type (a clip can cost a few dollars), two safeguards apply: you must have enough balance to cover the clip before it submits, and confirmed submission rejection or render failure releases the hold. An unknown provider outcome keeps the hold pending reconciliation; check the job before retrying. There's also a small cap on how many videos you can render at once.

Billing at a glance

All Studio media is billed from your wallet at provider cost. OpenRouter media uses the provider-reported charge; direct Google models use their published rates and billable units. There is no Nyquest media surcharge. A missing provider charge shows Cost pending until it can be reconciled; no estimated debit is applied. A reported zero remains zero. Each completed generation appears in your Usage page and billing ledger (/billing/ledger). Nothing is charged if a request is rejected before it runs; video specifically refunds its hold if the render fails.

Using it from the API

Studio media generation is also available to API clients. See Developer API → Endpoints Reference for the current routes, request shapes, and the async job flow that video uses.