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My generation is stuck, pending, or failed. What should I do?

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Most generations finish within 30 seconds to 10 minutes. If a generation is stuck in queue, hover over its tile in Assets and select Cancel, then retry. Credits for failed generations are returned automatically: verify in Manage AccountUsage. If a generation is stuck far beyond the normal range, contact Support with the generation ID.

My generation is stuck in queue. What do I do?

Hover over the generation tile in Assets: the Cancel button appears in the top-right corner. Select it, then retry.

My generation failed. Will I get my credits back?

Yes. Credits for failed generations are returned automatically. To verify, open Manage AccountUsage and look for a "Refunded" entry.

What causes a generation to fail?

Provider-side errors — temporary errors on external model providers (Kling, Sora 2, Veo, MiniMax, Nano Banana, Seedream, Wan, Grok). Retry after a short wait. Credits are returned automatically.

Higgsfield in-house model errors — issues with internal features (Soul, Soul ID, Face Swap, Character Swap, Mixed Media, Vibe Motion, Canvas). The most common cause is an unsupported file format or a file exceeding the size limit. Check that your input is JPG, PNG, or WebP and within the size limit, then retry.

What if nothing works?

If the issue persists across multiple retries, try a different browser or incognito mode. For browser-level troubleshooting, see What should I do if the Higgsfield site, Canvas, or Supercomputer won't load?

Contact Support if a generation has been stuck in queue for more than 24 hours, stuck in processing for more than 10 hours, or if credits were not returned for a failed generation. Include the generation ID, the model used, any error message, and your browser and OS.

Contact us through higgsfield.ai/contact.

Got any questions left?

Check Manage Account → Usage for an automatic refund entry. If no refund appears after a few minutes, contact Support with the generation ID.

Open the generation in Assets and copy the ID from the page URL: it's the last part of the link.

Some providers have their own safety systems that may flag content incorrectly. Try rephrasing and retrying. See Why was my content flagged as NSFW, and what can I do if it was wrong?

It depends on your plan: the parallel generation limit is listed on your plan's card on the Pricing page. You can also raise it with Concurrency Boost. See How does Concurrency Boost work?

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