About Inki
What is Inki?
Inki is an AI text editor. You can use AI in the editor to brainstorm, draft, and revise blogs, reports, business documents, and other writing.Plans and Pricing
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan gives you 100 credits each month to use AI features.What are credits?
Credits are units you spend when AI creates or edits text and images. Usage varies with the model and content length. See Plans & Pricing for details, including when you can use lightweight models without spending credits.Can I use Inki without limits?
On Light, Pro, and Max, you can use lightweight models without spending credits up to 300 times per person per day. The number of uses isn’t unlimited. This includes Luna 6 and Haiku 5.5 where it’s available in your model menu. Both models and all three features, AI Assistant, AI Editing, and Inline Generation, share this allowance. It resets at midnight Japan time (JST). This limit helps keep access fair for everyone. Other models and features, and Free and trial plans, use credits as usual.Can I keep using AI after my credits run out?
Yes. On Light, Pro, and Max, you can continue with Luna 6 or Haiku 5.5 where it’s available in your model menu, until you reach the daily limit. AI Assistant’s Auto continues with Luna 6. To use Haiku 5.5, select it in the model menu. See Plans & Pricing for the confirmation step and how long your choice applies. Other models and features, and Free and trial plans, require a credit balance.How do credits work for image editing?
Image editing uses credits when a result image is created. If you discard the result instead of replacing the original image, those credits are not refunded. An error before a result image is created does not use credits.When do credits reset?
Monthly credits are added and reset every month on both monthly and annual plans. Unused monthly credits do not carry over. Bonus credits, purchased credits, and plan carryover credits can carry over.Can I buy more credits?
Yes, on the Pro and Max plans.When do plan changes take effect?
- Upgrade: Takes effect immediately, and a new billing period starts.
- Downgrade: Takes effect at the end of your current billing period. You keep your current plan until then.
How am I charged when upgrading plans?
When you upgrade, a new billing period starts and you are charged for the new plan. When you upgrade from a paid plan, unused credits for the current month become plan carryover credits. When you upgrade from annual billing, prepaid fees for months that haven’t started are applied to the charge for the new plan. See Plans & Pricing for details.What payment methods do you accept?
On the web, pay by credit card through Stripe. In the iOS app, you can purchase a plan through the App Store. See Plans & Pricing for managing subscriptions and restoring purchases.Features
What can I write with Inki?
You can create blogs, emails, proposals, reports, novels, and other types of writing.Can Inki create an image that fits my writing?
Yes. AI Assistant can use the current note and chat context to create one image at a time. Inline Generation uses the text around your cursor. You can also adjust the background or mood of an image already in your note. See AI Assistant, Inline Generation, and AI Editing for details.What can I do with folders?
Use folders to organize notes and add custom instructions for your purpose or writing rules. See Notes and folders for details.Which AI models can I use?
Most models are available on every plan. Opus 5, Opus 5.5, Fable 5.1, Astra 6, and Sol 5.6 require Pro or Max. Models that are not available on your current plan appear locked. Select Auto to use a recommended model available on your current plan. See Models and Reasoning for details.What are the file upload limits?
You can attach up to 50 files and 512MB total per AI Assistant message. Supported formats include images, video, audio, PDF, Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx), PowerPoint (.pptx), and text (.md, .markdown, .txt, .csv, .html, .htm). PDFs can have up to 1,000 pages. Text files can contain up to 100,000 characters, videos can be up to 10 minutes long, and audio can be up to 2 hours long. You can preview text, images, PDFs, audio, and video before sending. Office files can be attached but do not have previews.Content Rights
See Account and Privacy for who owns content generated with Inki.Technical Requirements
Which browsers are supported?
Recommended: Latest version of Google Chrome Inki supports Safari 16.4 or later, Chrome 111 or later, and Firefox 128 or later. Older versions may not display the app correctly. If you use Edge or another browser, keep it up to date.Does Inki work on mobile?
Yes. On iPhone, you can use the iOS app. The Android app is planned; until then, use Inki in a mobile browser on Android. In a mobile browser, you can create and edit notes, organize folders, search, use the AI Assistant, share notes, view update history, edit tables, use Trash, change settings, and manage your plan. Some desktop-only features are not available.Is there a desktop app?
Yes. Inki Desktop is available for Macs with Apple silicon and macOS 11 or later. You can get it from the official download page. The Mac app also needs a version of WebKit equivalent to Safari 16.4 or later. Use app version 0.1.125 or later. Version 0.1.124 and earlier can no longer connect. Follow the update prompt or install the latest version from the download page. If “Can’t connect to Inki” appears at startup, check your connection and select “Try again.” You stay signed in on this screen, and Inki checks the connection again automatically when it returns. To use another account, select “Sign in with another account.” The Mac app doesn’t support Intel Macs. Use Inki in your browser if your device isn’t supported.Can I get notifications when AI replies on Mac?
Yes. In the Mac app, open Settings > Notifications and turn on “AI reply notifications.” You can also turn on “Show an AI reply preview” to include part of the reply in the notification. Notifications are available in the Mac app.Can I export my data?
Yes. You can export notes in these formats:- HTML
- Markdown
- Word (.docx, in a desktop browser or the Mac app)