SoulGen is often discussed as a character-image app, while its current homepage leads with video, sound and talking characters. This independent SpicyAPI overview separates those capabilities from NSFW assumptions and explains the published retention rules for private creations and community posts.
Video now sits at the front of the experience
SoulGen's homepage describes motion, sound and talking characters with lip-sync. It also presents image editing and outpainting, so the product spans both creating an initial visual and developing an existing asset. Older reviews centered only on still portraits may describe a different version of the service.
For your own project, identify whether the main deliverable is an image, a short clip or speech paired with a character. Each format has its own input and delivery requirements.
Editing and expansion solve different visual problems
Image editing changes part of an existing composition; expansion adds space beyond its original frame. SoulGen publicly presents both. Expansion changes space; video adds time, motion and potentially audio. Evaluate the appropriate tool for each deliverable.
When evaluating character work, consider continuity of the selected character, preservation of the scene and the final format needed for delivery. These are practical review criteria rather than a claim that any model guarantees identical identity across every result.
A search label is not a model-level guarantee
Many third-party pages describe SoulGen using the NSFW label. Its current homepage is a broader creative-tool presentation, and its terms retain rules governing lawful use, third-party rights and account access. Those published materials do not support promising that every image or video request will be accepted.
Seven-day cleanup has an important scope
SoulGen's privacy policy says unpublished creations and the associated user-entered creation content are stored for seven days, with deletion also available to the user. It separately says community publications remain until voluntarily deleted. A seven-day statement therefore cannot be applied to everything in the account.
Decide which assets you need to keep outside the application and whether you intend to publish them. Account information, technical logs and payment relationships have their own policy treatment; content expiry is one part of privacy, rather than a promise of no storage.
Check the allowance for the format you need
SoulGen's terms provide for paid subscriber features and set out renewal, cancellation and refund conditions. Read those conditions alongside the current allowance for the image, editing or video tool you actually want. A subscription offer alone does not establish a project's media cost.
For commercial work, the official homepage permits compliant commercial video use, while rights in source material still matter. Keep the current terms with your project records instead of relying on a broad ownership slogan from a review.
A separate model layer for an application you control
SpicyAPI gives developers image and video model choices, including Spicy editions and compatible LoRA endpoints. This is independent of SoulGen: it does not import a SoulGen account or promise to reproduce its proprietary character configuration.
We add no platform content review or extra filtering, while the selected model retains its own output limits. For private projects, signed media links and shorter retention or content-destruction controls make the handling choices explicit. Our own systems do not train models on your inputs or outputs.