Every plan gives you the whole studio: all six stages, every step, every style, every tool, the assistant and the director. Plans only differ in how much you can make each month. Credits are the only meter, one credit is one cent, and you see the price before you run.
For one chapter a month, and for finding out whether your comic wants to move.
For a series: two or three chapters a month, with room to make the important shots again.
For a channel or a small team that puts out a film every week.
A project is one film. The number above is how many you can have open at once, not how many you can make — download a finished one, delete it, and the space is free again straight away. An account with no plan can hold 2 projects. Your monthly credits arrive on your billing day and do not carry over. Extra credits you buy never run out of time, and they are used after your monthly ones. One job runs at a time on your account; the rest wait in line. All prices in USD. Taxes may apply.
One credit is one cent. Steps that make pictures, video or sound are paid by the minute they take. Everything else is a few credits or free.
This covers every step that makes a picture, a clip or a sound file. You pay for the minutes your job takes and nothing else. A step that fails costs you nothing — the credits come straight back.
Plan steps read your files and write notes: 2 credits for each page or panel they read, 10 credits for a script or a storyboard. Talking to the assistant costs the same way.
Free: importing, Plan Sound, the hand tools (Select, Paint, Crop, Clone), all the editors, the cut, the mix, the render, and every download.
These numbers come from one of our own chapters — 87 panels, 81 shots, about twelve minutes of film — which came to roughly 2,900 credits, most of it in Generate Video. Your pages, your settings and your re-takes will move that number. The price on the run button is what you pay.
Source, Art, Story, Video, Sound and Deliver, with every step in each one.
More than 70 art styles and your own. Nine voices, voice design, voice upload, ten languages.
The hand tools, the script, clip and voice editors, undo on every file, and every download.
Ask about your own project, and let the director run a whole stage while you watch.
No. Making an account is free and needs no card — you can import pages, look around the studio and read the docs — but any step that makes something needs a plan. We would rather charge you honestly than put a watermark on your film.
One cent. Plans include credits at a lower price, and extra credits are $12, $11 or $10 per 1,000 depending on your plan.
Pick your files and the run button shows the price. Steps that make pictures or video are paid by the minute, so that number is a close estimate from earlier runs, and the real time is what you pay.
You pay nothing. The credits come back by themselves, and the message tells you what went wrong and what did not get done.
Monthly credits reset on your billing day. Extra credits you buy never run out of time, and they are only used once the month's credits are gone.
One short chapter: about 60 to 70 panels cleaned, styled and turned into shots, with voices and sound. Most of it goes on the video step, which is why we ask you to try three shots before you run eighty.
Nothing you have is touched — you simply cannot start a new one until you make room. Open a project you have finished, download what you want to keep from the Deliver stage, and delete it. The space is free again straight away.
Yes. A project holds one film, and when it is full the studio says so and tells you what to do: download your files from the Deliver stage and start a new project. It is the same move as finishing a chapter and starting the next one.
One job runs at a time on your account. Anything else you start waits in line and begins by itself. Plan steps and the editors are never held up.
Any time. A bigger plan starts at once. A smaller plan, or stopping, happens at the end of the month you already paid for. Your projects stay where they are, and you can still open and download them.
You do. You keep the rights you have in what you upload and in what the studio makes from it. Your files are used to do your work and are never used to train models. See the Terms.
Yes. If you make many chapters a month, or you need one bill for a team, write to us before you pick Studio. That one is a conversation, not a checkout.
Import a chapter tonight and pick a plan the moment you want to see it move.
