Chat widget code and cost control: models, response caps and daily limits
A public chat widget should never produce a surprise bill. These are the controls that cap what your chat widget code can spend, and how to combine them.
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Chat widget Image widget Image widget code: choosing the right image model for speed and price
The same widget code can run any image model in the catalog. Here is how to compare models for an image widget and switch between them without touching your site.
Read the guideMusic widget Music widget code: prompts, models and keeping costs predictable
Music generation costs more per request than a chat message. Here is how to choose a model, guide visitor prompts and set limits so your music widget stays within budget.
Read the guideSpeech widget Speech widget code for accessibility: offer an audio option to every visitor
Some visitors prefer to listen rather than read. A speech widget gives them an audio option with one line of code. Here is how to set it up thoughtfully.
Read the guideVideo widget Video widget code on a budget: duration, resolution and daily caps
Video is the most expensive widget type to run. These are the settings that keep a public video widget affordable, and how to pick the right limits for a store or a campaign page.
Read the guideChat widget Chat widget code with private instructions: writing a system prompt that works
The embed code is the same for every chat widget. What makes yours useful is the private instruction behind it. Here is how to write one that keeps answers accurate and on brand.
Read the guideImage widget Image widget code for online stores: mockups and visual ideas for shoppers
An AI image widget can help shoppers picture a product idea before they buy. Here is how stores use the image widget code, and how to keep it on brand and within budget.
Read the guideMusic widget Music widget code for creators: jingles, intros and background loops
Creators need short pieces of music all the time. A music widget on your site lets your audience or your team generate them from a text prompt, under your own brand.
Read the guideSpeech widget Speech widget code: picking voices and models for natural audio
The speech widget code stays the same while you change the model and voice behind it. Here is a practical way to choose both for natural sounding audio.
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