How much does an AI zombie video cost on this site? A 15-second 768P generation costs 150 credits. The $6.90 Starter pack includes 150 credits, enough for one generation at that setting. The $14.90 Creator pack includes 450 credits; the $39.90 Studio pack includes 1,500. All prices are USD one-time purchases with no automatic renewal, and purchased credits never expire.
The duration and resolution determine the credit cost. A shorter video or 480P output uses fewer credits. Review the amount shown in the generator before submitting, and use the pricing page for the current checkout offer.
How are video credits calculated?
The rule is duration in seconds × credits per second. 480P uses 6 credits per second. 768P uses 10. Choose a whole-second duration between 5 and 15 seconds; there is no fractional-second setting.
| Duration | 480P | 768P |
|---|---|---|
| 5 seconds | 30 credits | 50 credits |
| 10 seconds | 60 credits | 100 credits |
| 15 seconds | 90 credits | 150 credits |
For example, a 12-second 768P story uses 120 credits. A 12-second 480P story uses 72. The default vertical 9:16 format does not add a separate surcharge to this calculation. Using two character references instead of one also does not change the duration-and-resolution tariff.
How many videos does each pack cover?
| One-time pack | Price | Credits | 15-second 768P generations | Pack price divided by that count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $6.90 | 150 | 1 | $6.90 |
| Creator | $14.90 | 450 | 3 | About $4.97 |
| Studio | $39.90 | 1,500 | 10 | $3.99 |
These counts are completed generations, including any completed alternative versions you choose to make. Buying the Creator pack does not mean three finished favorites plus unlimited retries. It means a balance that can fund three 150-credit generations, or another combination of supported settings.
At 15 seconds and 480P, Starter covers one 90-credit generation with 60 credits remaining. Creator covers five; Studio covers sixteen with 60 remaining. That remainder can fund a 10-second 480P generation. You can mix settings rather than buying a separate pack for every resolution.
Is choosing an example free?
Choosing an example loads reusable input photos and its story prompt. You can inspect the setup without uploading your own portrait. Submitting a new generated video is paid, including when you use those example inputs. You need to sign in and have enough credits for the settings you select.
An example helps you understand role order and prompt structure. It does not reserve a free generation or guarantee a matching output. If you want to prepare your own characters first, use the two-photo guide.
What happens when I regenerate a video?
A new completed generation uses the displayed credit amount again. If a technically successful result has an awkward pose, an unexpected face, or a different mood, regenerating it is another paid request. Change a specific cause before spending again: replace an unclear reference, simplify the action, or reduce competing scene changes.
Confirmed technical or generation-provider failures return the generation credits. A completed result that you dislike is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Check the request's status before submitting another one; a pending request can still complete. The troubleshooting guide helps distinguish a request problem from a creative revision.
Which settings make a sensible first attempt?
Match the duration to the action. Five seconds can suit recognition and a small movement; a longer story gives an approach and embrace more room. Choose resolution for the way you intend to use the output, and inspect the displayed cost. A short trial is still a paid generation, so it should answer a specific question about your photos or scene.
Before submitting, check both reference previews, assign Image 1 to the survivor and Image 2 to the loved one, and keep the story prompt within 2,000 characters. Those checks help you avoid spending a second generation merely to correct the setup.