Your generated image will appear here
Describe what you want, tune the engine settings, then generate.Your generated image will appear here
Describe what you want, tune the engine settings, then generate.Draw or label where the change goes. The marks tell the model what you mean; they are never drawn into the result.
Everything here lives in this browser, on this device.
The key goes from this browser straight to Google and never to a server of ours. Untick Remember to keep it for this tab only. Get a free key at Google AI Studio.
Stored in this browser. A browser can clear it under storage pressure, so keep a backup of anything you would miss.
Projects with every image, and your saved prompts. Your API key is never included.
Prompts and styles you have kept, ready to use again. Save the one in the composer with bookmark_add, or save what Describe writes.
Describe an image, generate it, then keep working on it: edit it, look at it closely, export it, or use it in the next one. Every image is kept in its project, so nothing you make is lost.
@v3.
@v3: "put the car from @v3 into the street from @v5". Chips above the prompt show which images will be sent.[subject] in it to make a reusable style you can apply to anything.Drop in a photo and AuraGen writes a prompt that recreates it. Useful for capturing a look you like and reusing it.
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Estimated from published list prices and billed to your own API key; check your Google billing console for the real figure. This counts everything since the page loaded, across every project, and resets on reload.
Last updated 11 October 2026
AuraGen is operated by SenManaged ("we", "us"). By using it you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use it.
AuraGen is a browser-based interface to Google's Gemini image generation API. It has no server component of its own. It does not generate images: it formats your request, sends it from your browser straight to Google, and displays what Google returns.
You need your own Google Gemini API key. Your use of that key is governed by your agreement with Google, including the Gemini API Terms of Service. You are responsible for keeping your key confidential; anyone with access to your browser profile can use it.
Every request is billed to your own Google account. We never see, handle, or intermediate any payment. Cost figures shown in AuraGen are estimates calculated from published list prices and may be wrong. They are not a quote, a cap, or a guarantee. Check your Google billing console for actual charges. We are not liable for charges you incur, including charges from accidental, repeated, or automated runs.
You agree not to use AuraGen to:
We claim no ownership of anything you create with AuraGen. Whatever rights you have in generated images are determined by Google's terms and by the law where you are, not by us. You are responsible for how you use the output, including any labelling obligations for AI-generated media.
Restored, repaired, and colourised photos are the model's reconstruction, not a record: damaged areas are repainted and colours are guessed. Do not rely on them as evidence of what an original showed. The example pictures in the Looks gallery are AI-generated and show fictional people.
AuraGen is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. We do not warrant that it will be available, uninterrupted, error-free, or that any result will meet your expectations.
Projects, images, and saved prompts live in your browser's storage. Browsers evict that storage without warning, and clearing site data destroys it. Use Settings › Your data › Backup › Export to keep backups. We cannot recover lost work, because we never had a copy.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, we are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or exemplary damages, nor for lost data, lost work, lost profits, or API charges, arising from your use of AuraGen.
We may change AuraGen or these terms at any time. Continued use after a change means you accept the revised terms.
These terms are governed by the laws of Australia. Questions go to [email protected].
Last updated 10 October 2026
AuraGen has no backend. There is no server of ours for your data to reach, so we do not collect, receive, store, or transmit anything about you or your work. This page exists to explain where your data does go.
Nothing. No accounts, no analytics, no cookies, no tracking pixels, no fingerprinting, no third-party scripts, no error reporting. AuraGen is a set of static files; the only thing our web host records is the ordinary server log produced by serving those files to your browser.
localStorage if you tick
"Remember on this device", otherwise in sessionStorage,
which the browser clears when the tab closes.
IndexedDB.
localStorage.None of this is transmitted anywhere by AuraGen, and none of it is readable by us.
When you generate, describe, or enhance, your browser sends the request
directly to generativelanguage.googleapis.com. It is not
proxied through us. The request contains your prompt, any reference images
or photos you attached, any earlier images you name or are editing,
your chosen settings, and your API key.
That data is then handled by Google under the Gemini API Terms and the Google Privacy Policy, not by us.
By default, Google keeps each image request and its result for up to 55 days on a paid API key, or 1 day on the free tier. That is what lets an edit carry on from the image before it without sending it again. To ask Google not to keep them, turn on Settings › Privacy › Privacy mode: each edit then sends the image itself instead. Describe and Enhance requests are always sent with this storage turned off, since nothing continues from them. How Google handles data it receives in any case is set by its policies, not ours.
If you turn on Google Search for a model that offers it, Google also searches the web, and images if you choose, using your prompt to inform the image.
The microphone button uses your browser's built-in Web Speech API. In Chrome and Edge, the audio is sent to Google's speech recognition service to be transcribed; Safari uses Apple's equivalent. This is your browser's behaviour, not something AuraGen controls, and it is separate from the Gemini API (it uses no Gemini quota). Firefox does not support it, so the button is hidden there. If you would rather no audio left your machine, type your prompt instead.
If you turn on Notify when done, your browser shows a notification through your operating system when an image finishes. It includes the start of your prompt, so it may appear in your notification centre or on a lock screen. Nothing is sent anywhere to show it. It is off until you turn it on.
Fonts are self-hosted rather than loaded from a CDN, so no font provider sees your IP address. There are no analytics providers, embeds, or advertising networks. A Content Security Policy restricts the page to its own origin plus the Google API endpoint, so it cannot silently contact anywhere else.
AuraGen is not directed at children and requires a Google API key, which has its own age requirements.
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it. Questions go to [email protected].