Free unlimited AI video generator for turning text prompts and images into short videos
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US
Pricing model
Paid
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Pricing
480p: 100 credits; 720p: 200 credits; 1080p: 300 credits. 100 credits cost €8.99. Full 30-second vertical video costs twice the credits of the 15-second wide version at the same quality.
Free: 120 sign-up credits plus 60-120 daily check-in bonus credits. Basic: $9.90/month (3,000 credits/month, ~260 videos or ~390 images). Plus: $24.90/month (8,000 credits/month, ~593 videos or ~890 images). Pro: $99.90/month (40,000 credits/month, ~2,726 videos or ~4,900 images). Annual plans avail
Key features
Three video templates: orange cat 15s, orange cat 30s vertical, or bulldog 11s
Original meme audio preserved in all videos
Three quality options: 480p, 720p, 1080p
No subscription, pay-per-video with non-expiring credits
Automatic refund for failed video renders
No watermark on finished videos
No account signup required to create videos
Works with people, cats or dogs
Video ready in a few minutes
Text-to-video generation with scene and camera direction control
Image-to-video animation with motion prompts
AI image generation and editing tools
Preview and download generated media
Creative effects including filters and transformations
Canvas workspace for visual editing
Generation history and saved assets
Credit cost preview before generation
Selectable video duration, resolution, and aspect ratio
What makes it different
Keeps the original viral audio and exact timing
No prompt writing or editing needed
Pay only for successful videos with automatic credit refunds for failures
Photos never used to train AI models
Free to start with daily bonus credits and no sign-up required for browsing
Independent platform connecting multiple third-party AI model providers
Single workspace for both image and video generation workflows
Transparent credit costs shown before each generation
Supports multiple generation modes including text-to-image and image-to-image