First run

The first time you open Plugins > Fulla, the panel opens on its Providers tab: Fulla needs an account with an AI service to make images. You have two choices.

Connect with OpenRouter (recommended)

OpenRouter gives you every model Fulla offers with one account, and there is no key to create or paste.

1. Click Connect with OpenRouter. Photoshop asks for permission: “The plugin Fulla wants to open” an openrouter.ai address. Click Allow (tick Remember my choice if you don’t want to be asked again). The browser window may open behind Photoshop.
2. On openrouter.ai, sign in or create an account. You can set a spending limit and an expiry date for the key there.
3. Click Authorize. OpenRouter shows a code.
4. Paste that code into the panel. OpenRouter’s page says “terminal”: it means the panel.

A new OpenRouter account needs credits before its first image. The panel says so and links the page where you add them; $5 is about 100 images.

If, after creating your account, you don’t land on the page with the Authorize button, go back to the panel and click Open the page again. You are signed in by then, so it goes straight there.

Use a Google or OpenAI key

Already have a key? Choose Add a key, pick Google (Gemini API) or OpenAI, and paste it. The button next to the field opens the page where the key is created. Fulla checks the key with a free request before saving it. See Providers for what each service needs.

Where your key is kept

Keys stay on your computer, in Photoshop’s secure storage, and go only to their provider. Test checks a saved key again; Remove deletes it. More in Privacy and security.

Next step

Make your first fill.

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