We’ve simplified how usage is measured on invideo.

Credits are invideo's internal currency, and they're used each time you create or edit a video. The number of credits used depends on how long your video is and what kind of content you include, like AI actors, express clones, or just stock footage.

Credits are charged at the time of video creation, based on the duration of your video (calculated per second).

💡 Note:

You can create videos either with an actor from our library or with your own cloned AI avatar, or even without one. Additionally, by default, each ad is limited to a minimum duration of 30 seconds.

Here's a breakdown of how the credits are utilised:

Creating ads or videos using "Generative" media (AI-generated videos)

Videos created using Generative:

• Cost: 20 credits per minute

🤓 Good to know:

Suppose you edit a video created using our remix feature, whether by modifying the generated media or adding more chapters from the Script section or changing the media duration. Here's how credits will be utilised: 1 image = 0.2 credits, a 5-second clip = 1.67 credits, and a 3-second clip = 1 credit.

Videos created using Generative Lite:

• Cost: 8 credits per minute

Videos created using Generative Ultra:

• Cost: 40 credits per minute

🎭 With actors (Human or Pro actors):

• Cost: Additional 5 credits every 30 seconds

To get started with avatars and actors:

You can find detailed questions and answers on how to create your avatar here, and if you're looking to create videos using actors from our library, this guide will walk you through the steps.

Creating videos using "Stock" media ads or videos using a Human or Pro actor:

• Cost: 5 credits per 30 seconds + video mins are calculated.

💡 Learn More:

• Video minutes are calculated when you create videos using Stock media. To understand how it is used, check out this article:
  ​What are video minutes and how do we count them?
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• Want to understand how iStock media is counted and how to manage your usage? Check out this helpful article:
  ​How is iStock consumed, and how do I control it?