Kira Nova & Crazy Mode
Overview
Kira offers different response modes to match how users want to interact.
Kira Nova & Crazy Mode are available only on Pro & Max plans. Crazy Mode is designed for fun, personality, and playful responses.
Kira Nova (prev Thinking Mode)
Thinking Mode, also now Kira Nova Mode, is built for higher-quality and more thoughtful responses.
It:
Uses GPT-5 for more advanced reasoning
Takes more time to “think” before responding
Produces clearer, more accurate, and more detailed results
Best used for:
Complex editing or generation guidance
Detailed explanations and reasoning
Support, troubleshooting, and technical questions
Step-by-step instructions
Kira Nova Mode prioritizes correctness and depth.
Crazy Mode
Crazy Mode is a dark, witty, playful, personality-driven mode.
It is designed to:
Be more witty, expressive, and unpredictable
Use humor, slang, or exaggerated tone
Make interactions feel more fun and engaging
Crazy Mode may:
Use jokes, memes, or dramatic language
Be less formal or less structured
Prioritize vibe over precision
Crazy Mode is meant for entertainment and engagement, not for critical instructions or official guidance.
What Crazy Mode Is Not
Crazy Mode:
Does not change image quality or generation capability
All safety rules and content policies still apply in every mode.
Switching Between Modes
Users can switch or use both modes directly in the chat interface at any time.
Mode changes only affect how responses are generated
They do not affect credit usage, features, or system limits
When to Use Each Mode
Use Case | Recommended Mode |
|---|---|
More precise image generation/edit | Thinking Mode |
Complex image generation/edit | Thinking Mode |
Creative brainstorming | Crazy Mode |
Fun or casual chat | Crazy Mode |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Crazy Mode affect image results?
No. It only changes the tone of responses, not the output quality.
Can Crazy Mode give incorrect answers?
It may be less precise by design. For accuracy, use Thinking Mode.
Can I use Thinking and Crazy Mode at the same time?
Yes.


