Pricing
Start free: one picture a day, on the house
Here is the bit people usually bury, so we are putting it at the top: opening an account costs nothing, and every day you check in, you receive 6 free credits. A standard picture costs exactly 6 credits. Do the happy maths — that is one free portrait every day, no card, no catch, no countdown timer pressuring you. Plenty of creators run their whole daily posting habit on the check-in alone and only reach for a credit pack when a big set or a video idea shows up.
How credits work when you do spend them
Credits are the studio’s pocket money. Every tool names its price before you confirm a job — the number is on the job, never a surprise afterwards — and if a job fails, its credits come back to you automatically. You top up with one-time packs: no subscription, no auto-renewal quietly billing you in March.
The price list, in plain sight
| The job | The model | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Standard picture | Standard | 6 |
| Premium picture | Premium | 41 |
| Picture edit | Edit | 21 |
| Face swap in a photo | face_swap_pro | 26 |
| Picture upscale | image_upscaler | 61 |
| Face swap in a video | video_face_swap | 31 |
| Video upscale | video_upscaler | 101 |
| Making a video | Video | Priced per clip by length and resolution — the exact figure shows on your job before you confirm |
Credit packs
The everyday pack is $19.99 for 1,000 credits, bought once and spent at your own pace — at standard-picture prices that is more than 160 portraits, or a happy mixture of pictures, edits and swaps. Bigger one-time packs sit in the checkout with their full totals shown before you pay a cent. And remember the check-in keeps topping you up with a free picture a day alongside whatever you buy.
Gentle budgeting tips
- Let the check-in carry your routine. A free standard portrait a day covers a daily posting habit on its own.
- Explore at standard, splurge at premium. Test ideas at 6 credits; save the 41-credit premium model for the cover shots that earned it.
- Finish only the favourites. Upscalers are treats — lovely on covers and shop files, unnecessary on everyday posts.
- Failed jobs are free. Refunds are automatic, so a bad render costs you a sigh, not credits.