Does Ask cost credits?

No. Asking is free. Credits are spent only when you click Generate on the page Ask opened, at the price that page shows — exactly like a render you set up by hand.

Does Ask generate on its own?

No. It prepares and opens the tool; the render starts only when you click Generate. When it only proposes — you asked a question, or named an engine your plan does not include — you get a button instead of an automatic jump.

Can I pick the engine myself?

Yes — name it: “with Kling”, “on Veo 3.1”, “Seedance 2.5”. A family name picks one of its engines — Kling means Kling 3.0, Seedance means Seedance 2.0 Mini — and “Pro”, “Fast” or “Lite” pick those. Name nothing and the tool keeps the engine it is on. An engine your plan does not include opens with its Unlock button.

Which languages does Ask understand?

Write or speak in your own language and Ask answers in it. Video and image prompts are written in English for the engines, which read English best; a voice line keeps the language you wrote it in.

Can I talk to it instead of typing?

Yes. The mic in the bar uses your browser’s speech recognition (Chrome, Edge and Safari): when you stop talking, your words are sent. In browsers without speech recognition the mic is hidden.

Can Ask find my old renders?

“Open the dragon clip” searches your creations by the words of their prompt and title and shows up to five matches — a single match opens by itself. If nothing matches, your library opens filtered on those words. It does not look inside the images or videos themselves.

Is my conversation saved?

It lives in your browser tab for the session: open a tool, come back, and the thread is still there; New chat clears it. It is not saved to your account and not synced across devices.

Is Ask available through the API?

No — Ask is part of the studio. The API exposes the tools themselves (images, video, speech, chat), and assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT connect through the eroq MCP server.

eroq · Ask

Ask anything,
launch everything

Ask is the bar at the top of the eroq studio. Type or say what you want — in your own words, in your own language — and the studio sets the right tool up: the engine, the length, the format, the camera move, your cast, the prompt. The page opens ready; the Generate click stays yours.

Free with an account · any language · nothing renders without your click

Ask

eroq studio

A vertical 10-second clip of a woman walking through neon rain, with Kling

Kling 3.0, ten seconds, vertical — the prompt is written for the engine.

Opened Video · Kling 3.0 · 10 s · 9:16

Videoset up

Kling 3.010 s9:16

“A woman walking through neon rain at night, slow tracking shot”

Generate

Nothing renders until you click Generate · asking is free

What you can ask

One bar, the whole studio

Sets up any tool

Video, image, voice, text, a whole film or an edit of your own clip — with the engine, length, format, camera move, look, takes, cast and voice you name. Whatever you leave unsaid stays as the tool already has it.

Says what it does

Every action is announced in a grey line under the reply — “Setting up Video · Kling 3.0 · 10 s · 9:16 with your parameters…” — then the page opens. A question gets a button instead of a jump.

Finds your work

Describe a render and it comes back as thumbnails, searched by the words of its prompt and title. Characters, elements and cloned voices by name.

Goes anywhere

Your library, billing, API keys, a new film, a voice to clone — one sentence away, from anywhere in the studio.

Answers

Your balance, the cheapest engine, which one renders 1080p with sound — answered from the live catalogue, with the right tool one click away.

Listens, in your language

Speak into the mic or write in your own language. Engine prompts are written in English for you; a voice line keeps your words, as written.

How it works

Say it. It sets up. You render.

1
Say it
Type or speak at the top of the studio home — or press ⌘K anywhere in the studio and pick “Ask eroq”.
2
It sets up
Tool, engine, length, format and prompt, announced in a grey line — then the page opens with everything filled in.
3
You click Generate
Nothing renders and nothing is spent on its own. Asking is free; credits go only to the render you start.

One sentence per tool

Try one

Each of these opens its tool set up, in the studio — tweak anything before you click Generate.

Words it understands

You say	It sets
vertical · TikTok · Reels · Stories · Shorts	9:16
landscape · horizontal · YouTube	16:9
square	1:1
cinema · ultra-wide	21:9 (video)
“with Kling” · “on Veo 3.1” · “Seedance”	that engine — Kling means Kling 3.0, Seedance means Seedance 2.0 Mini; “Pro” picks the Pro
“10 seconds” · “a 15-second clip”	the length, snapped to what the engine and your plan allow
“push-in” · “tracking shot” · “orbit” · “dolly zoom”	the camera move
“Mina” or “@Mina”	your character, cast with their look sheet
“in Aria’s voice” · a clone or a character by name	the voice
“four takes” · “two versions”	the number of takes
“save it in Clients”	the library folder

What it does not do

It never renders by itself — the Generate click is always yours, with the usual credit check.
It finds your work by the words of its prompt and title; it does not look inside images or videos.
eroq has no upscaling, lip-sync or inpainting, and Ask says so instead of pretending.
The conversation lasts for your session in this browser; New chat starts over.
Ask is part of the studio, not an API endpoint — developers call the generation endpoints directly, and assistants connect through the MCP server.

Building on eroq? The tools themselves are the API, and assistants connect through the MCP server.

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What are we making?

One sentence — the studio does the setting up.