Credit costs

How costs add up

Each image model has a price per image. A request costs that price times the number of images you ask for, so 4 images at 16 credits cost 64.

Some models have a Resolution or Quality setting. Higher steps cost more because the model provider charges more to make a bigger or more detailed image. A few models also charge for each reference image you attach.

A video costs a price per second, set by its resolution and, on some models, by whether it has sound. An edit has one price per result.

Point at a model in the model menu and its details show Cost: the price per image, or per second for video, at the default setting. For video, the settings panel also shows an Estimated cost for the clip you've set up. Every charge is listed afterwards in your credit history, Settings > Credits > History, with the model and the number of images.

Images

Credits per image is the price at the model's default setting. Other settings lists the price per image at each other step. Each reference image adds is charged per reference image, for every image made: on Flux 2 Pro, which adds 9, 4 images with 2 reference images cost 72 credits on top of the base price.

Video

The price of one clip at the model's default length and sound setting, at each resolution it offers. A longer clip costs proportionally more.

Edits

The price of each result. Editing 3 images with Upscale makes 3 results.

Effects, Slice and Stickers are free, and so are uploads and chatting with Agent.

Tips

• Find the idea on Nano Banana 2 Lite, at 8 credits an image. Once you have a prompt you like, remake it on Nano Banana 2 at 2K or 4K, or on Nano Banana Pro.
• Resolution multiplies the price: Nano Banana 2 is 16 credits at 1K and 40 at 4K. Make drafts at the default and upscale the one you keep, since an upscale often costs less than one image at the top resolution.
• On models that charge for references, attach only the images that matter.