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# Chat features
Everything you can do inside a chat, from rating replies to photos, clips and voice calls.
Each chat is a private conversation between you and one companion. Here is what you can do in it.
## Rating replies
Under each of her messages you'll find two thumbs:
* **Good response** tells us she got it right.
* **Bad response** asks **What went wrong?** Pick a reason (for example *Refused me*, *Out of character*, *Wrong language* or *Repetitive*), or skip it.
Ratings help us improve replies for everyone. If her recent replies got a thumbs-down, she also holds back from sending you check-in messages for a while (see [Messages from your companion](/help/get-started/companion-messages.md)).
## Hearing her voice
Click **Read aloud** under a message to hear it in her voice. It's free.
## Photos
There are two ways to get a photo of the moment you're in:
* **Ask for one.** Click the photo button next to the message box, or just ask her in your own words. Each photo costs **2 tokens**.
* **Accept her offer.** Sometimes she offers to send you a picture. You'll see **Accept** and **Decline**; tokens are only charged if you accept.
Photos and clips she sends you also collect in her profile panel, under **Shared media**.
## Turning a photo into a clip
Under a photo, click **Generate clip** to animate it into a short 5-second video. A clip costs **20 tokens**, refunded if it fails.
## Voice calls
Click the phone icon in the chat header to call her. Calls cost **10 tokens per minute** after the first free 15 seconds, and are available once you have bought any token pack. Text chat pauses while you're on a call.
## The chat header
| Button | What it does |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Memories** | Shows what she remembers about you. See [Memory](/help/get-started/memory.md). |
| Phone | Starts a [voice call](/help/create/voice-calls.md). |
| **Chat settings** | Spice level, reply style, colors and more. See [Chat settings](/help/get-started/chat-settings.md). |
| Panel | Shows or hides her profile panel. |
Her profile panel has quick actions too: **Call me**, **Ask for a photo**, **View memories** and **New chat**, which starts a fresh conversation with her (see [Multiple chats](/help/get-started/multiple-chats.md)).
## The chat list
* Filter your chats by **All**, **Unread** or **Archived**.
* Search by the chat's name or the companion's name. Search does not look inside messages.
* Use a chat's menu to **Reset chat** or **Archive chat**.
{% hint style="warning" %}
A chat that breaks our content rules is ended and can't be continued. You'll see a notice in the chat; start a new one to keep talking.
{% endhint %}
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