Text to Animation Pricing

How text to animation pricing works

TextToAnimation turns a written prompt into an animated video with music. Credits pay for creating the animation and for requesting changes through Refine. A new generation uses 30 credits whether you choose 15, 30 or 60 seconds. The price also stays the same across landscape, portrait and square formats. Choose the length and aspect ratio that suit your idea before generating, rather than shortening a story just to fit a different credit rate.

A Refine request uses 10 credits and produces another version of the same work. If you expect to adjust a scene, change the pacing or revise the visual direction, include those changes in your budget. One generation plus two Refine requests uses 50 credits. That is a more useful planning figure than counting only first drafts when your project is likely to need several decisions along the way.

Choose a credit pack for occasional animation projects

Credit packs are one-time purchases with permanent credits. Starter is $19.90 for 150 credits, Plus is $29.90 for 250, and Mega is $79.90 for 1,200. At 30 credits for each new animation, those balances cover about 5, 8 or 40 generations respectively, before any Refine requests. The approximate animation counts on the plan cards are guides to the credit allowance, not a promise of that many finished videos with revisions included.

For example, the Starter pack can cover three projects with one generation and two refinements each: three times 50 credits is 150. Alternatively, it covers five first versions without refinements. Plus can cover five projects on that same 50-credit budget. These examples describe ways to divide the balance; they are not separate bundles you have to buy. Choose a pack when your workload is irregular and you want credits available for a later project.

Compare monthly and annual animation plans

Pro is $19.90 a month with 330 credits each month, or $199 billed annually. Max is $49.90 a month with 900 credits each month, or $499 billed annually. Annual billing changes when you pay; it does not deliver the entire year of credits at once. Pro still receives 330 credits per month and Max receives 900. Review the selected billing interval and the full amount shown at checkout before confirming a subscription.

Subscription credits reset monthly and unused subscription credits do not roll over. With no refinements, Pro provides about 11 new animations a month and Max about 30. If your usual project takes 50 credits for a generation and two refinements, Pro can cover six such projects with 30 credits left, while Max can cover eighteen. Start with the amount of work you expect to complete in a month, including revisions, when comparing a recurring plan with a permanent credit pack.

Try one animation with eligible welcome credits

Eligible new accounts can receive 30 welcome credits after signing in with a verified Google account and entering the dashboard. Those credits are enough for one new animation. Welcome credits are granted once per account, not once per visit, browser or project. Eligibility depends on your region and the daily registration allowance. If the daily welcome limit has been reached, the dashboard explains that you can try again the next day or choose a paid plan.

Welcome credits are not available in every region. The service also limits how many free credits can be spent across the site each day. If that allowance runs out, available paid credits can still be used; otherwise, wait for the next UTC day. A successful generation uses the full 30-credit welcome balance, so a subsequent Refine requires an additional 10 credits.

Budget for first drafts, changes and finished exports

Before you generate, describe the subject, what happens and the desired mood. Choose a hand-drawn story, an explainer or a product launch style, then select the format and duration. The dashboard shows the credit cost before you confirm. Signing in, returning to the dashboard or bringing an example prompt into your workspace does not automatically start a generation. You decide when to spend credits by submitting the generation or Refine request.

Preview the animation with its music before exporting. Your work keeps its version history, so you can compare a refinement with an earlier version and return to the version you prefer. MP4 export runs in your browser and saves the exported video to that version of the work. Export needs a browser with WebCodecs support; use Chrome if your browser shows the compatibility message. Plan around the generation and refinement requests you actually need, rather than treating every preview as another animation purchase.

Understand reservations, failures and credit balances

When you submit a generation, the service reserves the required credits. A successful result settles that reservation. If generation still fails after the automatic repair attempt, the reserved credits are returned. This is a return of the credits used for the failed attempt, not a cash refund of the payment that originally bought a pack or subscription. Check the work status and your credit history before starting another request after an interrupted connection.

The dashboard shows your available balance and the status of your work. You can leave the page while generation is running and return to check progress. Subscription credits are used before permanent credits. Free-source credits are subject to the daily free allowance; purchased credits are not counted toward that allowance. If a balance looks unexpected, review the individual generation and Refine requests as well as any monthly reset, instead of assuming that the approximate animation count is a separate balance.

What you get with each pricing option

The credit options use the same core text-to-animation workflow: describe an idea, generate an animation with music, preview it, refine a version and export a 1080p MP4 in a supported browser. Stories, explanations and product motion pieces use the same 30-credit generation rate. A larger credit balance gives you room for more requests; it does not guarantee that every first draft will match your creative intent. Review the real examples to judge the visual approach before choosing a plan.

Works are private by default for free and paid users. You can choose to create an unlisted share link and turn it off again. Public examples on the site are curated official examples, not an automatic gallery of customer work. If you want to use an example as a starting point, Remix brings its prompt into the creation flow; generating your own version still uses credits. These visibility and revision rules apply whichever pricing option you select.

Check your billing choice before paying

Checkout uses PayPal. A credit pack is a one-time purchase; a subscription is recurring billing at the selected monthly or annual interval. Review the plan, currency, charge and recurrence shown at checkout, then confirm only the purchase you intend to make. Manage your subscription and view orders from the dashboard. Canceling a subscription stops future renewal according to its billing state; it does not create a prorated refund for the current paid period.

For text to animation pricing, the key distinction is when you need the allowance: permanent credits for work spread over time, or a monthly reset for a regular production schedule. Include room for refinements, check browser export compatibility and read the payment and refund terms before buying. Payment refunds and disputes follow the checkout terms and applicable law. If you need help understanding a charge or choosing between the available options, contact the support address below with the relevant order details.

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