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AI video length and credits

Choose a duration and resolution for your scene. Review the full cost before you generate.

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Duration and cost

The table shows the full credit charge for one custom-motion video. An image generated first is a separate charge.

Custom motion · credits per video
Duration480p720p
5 seconds50 credits100 credits
10 seconds100 credits200 credits
15 seconds150 credits300 credits
20 seconds200 credits400 credits
25 seconds250 creditsUnavailable
30 seconds300 creditsUnavailable

Configuration checked October 31, 2026. Availability and the final charge are confirmed in Create before submission. Template prices are separate.

Choose a duration

Use 5–10 seconds to test one gesture, subject movement or camera move. Try a longer clip after checking a short result, especially when the action needs more time to unfold.

At 480p, each five-second segment costs 50 credits; at 720p it costs 100 credits. For example, a 15-second 480p video costs 150 credits. A 20-second 720p video costs 400 credits.

More time can also mean repeated motion or more visual variation. A longer duration does not guarantee a more detailed story.

Choose a resolution

480p

Lower credit cost for motion experiments. Supports clips up to 30 seconds.

720p

More output detail when it matters to your result. Supports clips up to 20 seconds.

Resolution describes output size. Identity preservation, anatomy and motion quality also depend on the source image and requested action.

Template videos have their own settings. Check the duration and price shown on the selected template.

Generation time

Longer clips and higher resolutions can take more time. Your complete wait includes three stages:

  1. Waiting. Your request waits for its turn and is prepared for generation.
  2. Creating. Vid.Plus generates the video using your image, prompt, and settings.
  3. Delivery. The finished result is made available in My Creations.

You can follow your generation in My Creations. Our published measurements cover processing time, so they do not predict your complete wait or guarantee a completion time.

Start creating

  1. Choose a clear source. Leave room in the frame for the intended movement.
  2. Describe one main action. Keep the motion prompt focused, then choose duration and resolution.
  3. Review before submitting. Check the source, settings and displayed credit total.
  4. Inspect the result. Open My Creations to review the completed clip and its original inputs.
Choose a suitable source image

Common questions

How much does a 20-second AI video cost?

A 20-second custom-motion video costs 200 credits at 480p or 400 credits at 720p. Creating the source image first is a separate charge.

Does higher resolution guarantee better motion?

Higher resolution gives you a larger output. It does not guarantee better movement or identity preservation. Use a clear starting image and describe one main action, then review a short result before making a longer clip.

Where can I see whether my video is ready?

Open My Creations to follow your video’s status. Your finished clip and its original inputs are available there.