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Quality tiers explained (Basic, Good, Premium, Max)

Quality tiers control how good your visuals look and how many credits each scene costs. Higher tiers use stronger AI models. Pick the tier in the create form before you generate; the credit estimate updates as you switch.


What do the image quality tiers change?


For videos made with AI images:


Tier

What you get

Credits per image

Basic

Lower quality. Fine for simple scenes.

1

Good

Good for most needs.

6

Premium

Almost good for anything. Sharper detail.

16

Max

Very accurate, more detailed. Highest resolution.

30


A video uses about one image per 3 seconds, so tier choice changes the total cost a lot on long videos.


Note: Basic cannot use your own uploaded photos. When your script mentions one of your images, the quality moves up to Good on its own. See How to add your own images to a video.


What do the video quality tiers change?


For faceless videos made with AI video clips:


Tier

What you get

Credits per second

Basic

Faster generation, lower quality. Okay for people and human visuals.

4

Premium

High quality AI video for any topic. Recommended.

10


Some video types use their own tiers and models:


Video type

Tier

What you get

Credits per second

Skeleton

Good

Cost efficient and good for all use cases. Organ placements might not be accurate.

10

Skeleton

Premium

Better quality and perfect organ placements.

30

3D Characters

Good

Fast, great quality.

10

3D Characters

Premium

Highest quality with audio.

30

AI Music Video

Basic / Good / Premium

Rising visual quality per tier.

4 / 10 / 15



Which tier should I pick?


  • Testing an idea or a niche: start with Basic images. It is the cheapest way to see the full video.
  • Publishing regularly: Good images or Premium video is the usual sweet spot.
  • Product shots, faces, or text-heavy scenes: Premium or Max images.
  • Skeleton anatomy videos where organ positions must be exact: Premium.


For full cost tables per video type, What each video type costs.



Updated on: 09/08/2026

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