Creavax Settings: control your profile, billing account, interests and API token

Use a stable display name and username so collaborators can identify you across profile, team and publishing experiences. Keep the bio concise and free from confidential information.

A new profile photo is first shown as a preview. Save the profile to upload it and replace the previous image.

• Crop the photo so it remains legible at small avatar sizes.
• Use a simple username that will not need frequent changes.
• The account email is displayed but is not edited from the profile form.

The active credit account determines whether new billed requests use your personal wallet or an eligible team wallet. The selection persists across reloads and future sign-ins.

When a team removes your membership, Creavax safely returns the active context to Personal. Previously completed charges are not moved retroactively when you switch accounts.

• Check the visible balance before starting an expensive request.
• Switch accounts before generation—not after a charge has been recorded.
• Use Teams to manage membership and Plans to purchase additional personal credits.

The personal API token is for applications that call the Creavax Developer API. Treat it like a password: store it securely, never place it in frontend code and rotate it when exposure is suspected.

Account deletion requires password confirmation and is permanent. The interface warns about remaining credits, active API access, public content and teams that still need leadership transfer or deletion.

• Create an API token only for a real integration.
• Never send the token through Contact, public prompts or screenshots.
• Transfer or delete teams you lead before deleting the personal account.