HUUUIAI online or desktop: choosing an entry point, batch workflow and file storage

Validate the task, then install for a specific capability

Start with the HUUUIAI online canvas to try importing assets, generating a result or making a local edit. If you need client-only batch tasks or want to continue in a desktop environment, check the current download and feature information before installing.

Browser and desktop are entry points. Neither alone establishes model quality, pricing, where media is processed or offline capabilities. Check the current model and parameters before submission, and current release information before installation.

Choose for one of three situations

• Validate a specific task first: sign in online, import references, generate and download once, then check whether the result meets your requirements.
• Use client-only batch tasks in an extension workflow: the online batch button shows a desktop download notice and does not execute that batch. Verify that the client supports your workflow before installing.
• Work in a desktop environment: the download page offers Windows 10 / 11 and macOS Apple Silicon and Intel options. Choose the package matching your system and processor.

Move from online validation to desktop preparation

1. List required input types, output specifications, whether batching is needed and the final delivery format.
2. Try one representative task online. Check the current model, asset count and parameters, then download and review the output.
3. Save original assets, approved results and key settings in your own project folder.
4. When you need a client capability, open the download page, choose a package for your system and processor, and confirm available disk space and network access.
5. After installing, check the current version, required workflows, models and account information before preparing assets. Do not assume the browser canvas transfers automatically.

Check input and feature limits individually

Online image imports have a 20,250,000-pixel total limit and an 8192px longest-edge limit. Exceeding either prompts a resize-for-upload or cancel choice. Keep the local original instead of using the resized upload as your only master. Reference counts, video duration, resolution and audio capabilities depend on the current workflow.

Online Composer inputs can be removed individually even when they came from one canvas group. Canvas picking in an extension workflow fills only the initiating parameter. Installing the desktop app does not fix a wrong asset or parameter choice; verify the current inputs first.

This guide makes no hardware-performance promises and does not equate desktop installation with offline generation. Check system requirements, host-application integrations, model availability and costs separately in the current download information and application interface.

Save actual files rather than relying on browser history

Local media used for online generation is uploaded, and results return as remote media URLs. Browser history holds recent task and asset records. It is not a permanent file library and does not establish automatic synchronization across devices.

Local history currently defaults to seven days of retention, up to 80 displayed entries and up to 120 stored entries per user. Clearing browser site data can remove those records, and remote links should not be treated as permanent backups. Download original references and approved outputs before continuing to the next stage.

Common problems and next steps

• The online batch button only shows a download notice: this is expected for that client-only entry point. It does not mean a batch has been queued.
• The package does not match your device: recheck the operating system and, on Mac, Apple Silicon versus Intel. If a link is unavailable, use the download or help page instead of guessing a package URL.
• Models or parameters differ from an article: use the current account and workflow display. An article does not guarantee identical capabilities in both applications.
• History is missing after changing browsers or clearing data: use separately saved inputs and outputs. Signing in again or installing the desktop app does not guarantee recovery of local history.
• The desktop app still cannot complete the task: check the version, inputs, account and network status. Installation alone does not establish that a required capability is available.