Download HDQGen
HDQGen is a local AI studio for Windows and Linux. It runs on your own computer, so your chats, images, videos, music, and files stay with you. You do not send that work to a cloud server to use the main tools.
You pay once. The price is $29.99. There is no subscription, no monthly fee, and no credit limit that blocks you when you need the app. After you buy it, you can use chat, image generation, image editing, video, music, a general agent, and a coding agent.
What you get
Chat answers questions and helps with writing on your PC. Image tools create pictures from text and edit images you already have. Video makes short clips from a description. Music makes original tracks from a mood you describe. The coding agent helps you write and edit code without sending your project to the cloud. The general agent can search the web, work with files, run code, take screenshots, and use tools you connect. It asks permission before important actions.
System needs
Windows 7 or later, 64 bit, is supported. Linux is supported too. HDQGen works on a CPU or a GPU. A GPU is faster, especially for images and video. You can start on a CPU if you do not have a graphics card. Leave some free space on your drive. AI files can be large, so a few gigabytes of free space is a good idea. You do not need to know how to code.
How to install on Windows
The Windows download is ready now. The steps are short.
- Download the Windows app with the button above.
- Open the file and follow the install screens, the same way you install any other Windows program. It takes a few minutes.
- Open HDQGen from your desktop or start menu.
- Let the first setup finish. You only need to do this once. After that, try a chat, an image, a short video, or a piece of music.
The getting started guide walks through each of those first jobs. If you want the longer Windows story, read the guide on the HDQGen blog. Price details are on HDQGen pricing, and the tool list is on HDQGen features.
Linux
HDQGen also runs on Linux, on a CPU or a GPU. Download the Linux app, open the file, and follow the install screens. Then open HDQGen and let the first setup finish. You only need to do this once.