Mixer AI
Claude
Review material, resolve contradictions and edit a draft without replacing the author's point.
When to choose it
Use Claude in Canvas as a writing partner: check the logic of an argument, consolidate comments or rewrite a passage without losing its meaning. Give a voice sample for creative work, or source facts and criteria for analysis. An answer is easier to judge when you define what must not change.
- Work with text and images in one request.
- Set explicit editing, structure and fact-preservation requirements.
Modes and settings
- Claude Opus 5, Sonnet 5 and Fable 5 are separate choices in Canvas.
- Up to 5 text blocks and 10 images per task, producing a text answer.
Price in coins
| Version | Input, coins / 1M tokens | Output, coins / 1M tokens |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Opus 5 | 258 | 1290 |
| Claude Sonnet 5 | 109.65 | ≈ 551.48 |
| Claude Fable 5 | 516 | 2580 |
Rates are in coins per million tokens, not per reply. A token is a piece of text, not necessarily a word. Input and output have separate rates. Canvas reserves an estimate and settles from actual usage; images also affect usage.
≈ marks a fractional rate rounded to two decimal places for display; billing uses full precision.
What you can make
- Edit an article or script while retaining the author's position.
- Find contradictions between a brief, comments and finished material.
How to direct the result
- Identify what cannot change: facts, numbers, names, conclusion or tone.
- Provide review criteria and ask it to separate errors from optional style suggestions.
Example: edit without changing the point
Edit the connected draft for publication. Preserve the author's position and all names and numbers. Remove repetitions and lengthy introductory phrases. Add no arguments or promises absent from the original. Return the revised draft under 2000 characters, followed by a short list of meaning-related ambiguities only.
What to keep in mind
- Canvas saves up to 3400 answer characters. Break long material into stages.
- A persuasive explanation may still be wrong. Check quotations, calculations and external facts.
FAQ
How should I choose Opus, Sonnet or Fable?
Compare prices and answers on the same small task. A simple edit does not necessarily need the most expensive option.
Can Claude review a design screenshot?
Yes. Ask for visible issues and concrete edits; do not treat guesses about interface behavior as facts.
How do I preserve my style?
Supply a short sample and describe sentence length, address and formality. Separately require preservation of meaning.
Can I process a large document?
Divide it into logical parts and agree on the structure first. Canvas limits answer length.
Will it verify facts online?
This tool does not promise built-in search. Supply reliable material and ask it to flag unsupported claims.
Why can final billing differ from the estimate?
The pre-request amount is approximate; final billing reflects actual processing and output usage.
What changes the price?
It depends on the version, the text and images supplied, and the response length. Canvas reserves an estimate first, then bills actual usage. The rates in the table help compare versions; they are not a fixed price for every reply.
Do I need a separate model subscription?
No. In Mixer AI, you top up one coin balance and use it for the tasks you need. You do not need a separate subscription to this model.