How are credits charged?
Every layer the AI returns costs credits, and the filled background counts as one layer. Basic plans and credit packs use 10 credits per layer; Premium uses 8. One credit is worth $0.01.
Pay per layer the AI returns. Plans start at $12 a month for about 120 layers, and every plan includes the web app and the plugins.
$12 / month
1,200 credits a month · about 120 layers · $0.10 per layer
$36 / month
3,600 credits a month · about 450 layers · $0.08 per layer
Pay once, no subscription. Pack credits expire; see the FAQ below.
$20
1,800 credits · about 180 layers
$60
6,600 credits · about 660 layers
A coffee-shop poster split into 10 layers plus its background returns 11 layers. On Basic that is 11 × 10 = 110 credits, or $1.10. On Premium it is 11 × 8 = 88 credits, or $0.88.
Every layer the AI returns costs credits, and the filled background counts as one layer. Basic plans and credit packs use 10 credits per layer; Premium uses 8. One credit is worth $0.01.
Most images come back as 7–10 layers plus the background. At 10 credits per layer, a 9-layer split with its background uses 100 credits. Credits are held when you start and you are only charged for the layers you actually get; a failed split is refunded in full.
No. Subscription credits reset at the start of each billing month, so a plan gives you a fresh monthly allowance rather than a growing balance.
Yes, pack credits expire one year after you buy the pack. Your billing page shows every credit you received and used.
A yearly plan gives the same monthly credits as the monthly plan, billed once a year for less: Basic is $99 a year and Premium is $299 a year. Credits are added every month.
Yes. Cancelling stops the next renewal; your plan and its credits stay active until the end of the period you already paid for. You can cancel from the billing page in your account.
New accounts in supported regions get one free split: 10 credits, valid for 30 days. The sample splits work for everyone, without an account. Otherwise, a one-time credit pack from $20 is the cheapest way to start.
Last updated 2026-09-28