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Credits

Understand what credits are, what consumes them, and how to track your usage.

Last updated September 17, 2026

A credit is what you spend when someone exports a finished design. One credit is used when a person using your design generator exports a personalised graphic or video — images and videos cost the same — whether they download it, post it to LinkedIn, or share it via Instagram, Facebook, X, WhatsApp, or email (see platform integrations). Opening or filling in a generator costs nothing; only the export counts.

Other actions draw on the same credit allowance at a smaller rate:

  • Images rendered through the API in an automation campaign cost 1 credit per 100 images.
  • Images rendered from an image URL (the Automate view in the template builder's Share menu) cost 1 credit per 100 images — the same rate as the API.
  • Videos rendered through the API or an image URL cost 1 credit per 10 videos.
  • Images generated in the Batch Editor cost 1 credit per 10 images, and a video out of the Batch Editor costs 1 credit. The Batch Editor is ten times the API rate on purpose: the API is infrastructure, the Batch Editor is an interactive product surface.

Video is priced per video. Duration, resolution, and frame rate do not change what a render costs.

Actions that never consume credits:

  • Exporting the same graphic again within the year; it is only charged once.
  • Requesting an API or image URL render that is identical to one already rendered and cached.
  • Opening or downloading campaign assets such as logos, PDFs, or videos.
  • Exports by logged-in team members in a private campaign.
  • Exports made with the password of a team campaign.
  • Watermarked exports while your usage is above the allowance.

Your allowance is a yearly amount that resets on your renewal date (Pro) or the anniversary of your signup (Free); unused credits do not carry over. You can see your usage any time under Settings → Billing. You get a notification at 80 % of your allowance, and another when you cross it. On Pro, that second notification names the date the watermark starts and a third follows when the 3-day grace period ends; on Free the watermark applies from the crossing on. Exports are never stopped. Your plan's allowance, the price of additional credits, and what happens above the allowance are on the pricing page.