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Will My Power Be Refunded if a Generation Fails?

Last updated: June 2026 2 min read

Power is the credit currency used across Neural4D to run generation tasks. Each task deducts a set amount of Power from your balance when it is submitted. This page explains what happens to that Power if the task does not complete successfully.

What counts as a failed generation?

A generation is considered failed when the system returns an error status and produces no usable output file. This typically occurs due to a server-side fault, a processing timeout on our infrastructure, or an unexpected system error during the generation pipeline.

Generations that complete and return a model file are considered successful. Dissatisfaction with the visual result of a completed model does not qualify as a failure for refund purposes.

Will the Power be returned automatically?

Server-side failure Yes. If the generation fails due to an error on our end, the Power deducted for that task is refunded to your account automatically. You do not need to contact support.
User-cancelled task If you cancel a task after it has begun processing, Power is not refunded. Cancellation interrupts an active computation that has already consumed resources.
Unsatisfactory result If the generation completes and a model is returned, the Power used is not refunded. We recommend using the refinement tools in Neural4D Studio to adjust the output, or submitting a new generation with a revised prompt.

How do I check my current Power balance?

Your Power balance is visible in Neural4D Studio under your account profile. Refunds from failed tasks are applied within a few minutes of the failure being logged. If your balance does not update after a confirmed server-side failure, contact us through the Feedback page.