[kidzik]

Good point, thanks! We actually had one, but we removed it in the current version (it seemed natural for us but it obviously is not) - we will bring it back.

We simply have limited resources for servers, but still want to provide the highest quality possible in the free version. That's why there is a queue, but we are working hard to make the implementation faster and more efficient :)

[Sujan]

Great.

The success message (when there will be one - there should be one instead of only the submissions queue) should definitely include an explanation, what happens next and how I can influence it. Will I get an email when my pictures are ready? Can I schedule more pictures?

I think you will have more success showing the # of people in the queue and a "jump the queue" feature.

Is there a way to build a "I want it NOW, even if it isn't that great... (and get the great version later via email)".

The public/private thing could also use some explanation "Show this on the website" vs. "Only give the result to me".

"Delete" would probably better be named "remove" as you remove the submission from the queue, and don't really delete anything that was already created.

Also, "Submit a new image" could let me choose some style images... but I bet that's already on your backlog anyway.

Nice idea, nice tool!

[kidzik]

Definitely it all requires more explanation as we take it for granted but for users it is not clear what is happening

Unfortunately "I want it now" is not possible for the moment as the computations are really heavy and there is a lot of people who want to use it. But we also have some ideas for that.

Now our focus is the quality, regardless the cost. We increased the resolution and we try to make things faster. Later we will figure out how to make it more sustainable.

I really appreciate your suggestions.

[alpatters]

On the waiting time point. I was putting together a similar service to yours (though you got there first). We managed to get our processing time down to under 50s for a 300x300 image. How do you cope with such long times? Or, how long is the waiting time?