Every AI model, with its credit price

About All AI Models

This page is the model catalogue: twenty models grouped by output type into video, image and AI tools. Each card names the model, labels its type, prints its entry price in credits and opens the workspace that is actually connected to it. Models without a live provider route are not offered as a working option.

Every card carries the same information: the model name, a label saying whether it produces video, an image or a tool output, a credit figure, and a link that opens the workspace. The credit figure is the entry price, the cheapest run of that model, not a flat rate. Most providers charge by resolution, duration or the number of images returned, so the amount actually debited is calculated by the route that runs the job. The workspace repeats the exact price for the settings you chose and asks you to confirm before anything is spent. Read the card as a budget marker for comparing models, and the generator as the quote you will actually pay.

The video section lists nine routes. Veo 3 opens at 300 credits and Seedance at 500. Sora 2 Video opens at 60 for a ten-second standard run. Wan 2.5 Text-to-Video opens at 320 and its Fast variant at 460, while Wan 2.5 Image-to-Video opens at 300 and its Fast variant at 420. Wan Animate and Wan 2.2 Animate both open at 600. Each figure is an entry price, so a longer or higher-resolution run on any of them costs more than the card says. Read in a row, the numbers still show the spread quickly: the cheapest video route here and the most expensive are more than eight times apart, and that gap is the first thing to weigh when a clip is a test rather than a final.

The image section has seven entries. Imagen 4 opens at 20 credits, NanoBanana, Qwen Image Studio and SeeDream at 30 each, Wan 2.5 Text-to-Image at 45, Flux Kontext at 50 and Midjourney at 60. The tools section closes the page with four: Image Watermark Remover at 10, Crystal Upscaler at 40, InfiniteTalk Avatar at 180 and Video Upscaler Pro at 300. Neither section is sorted by price, so scan the credit figures instead of assuming the first card is the cheapest. The tools row makes the point plainly: the 10-credit watermark remover and the 300-credit video upscaler sit next to each other and do entirely different jobs.

Choose by the output you need first and by price second. A still that has to look art-directed belongs on Midjourney at 60, a cheap probe belongs on Imagen 4 at 20 or NanoBanana at 30, and a short clip you expect to discard belongs on Sora 2 Video at 60 rather than on Seedance at 500. Browsing the catalogue costs nothing, so the comparison itself is free. A new account starts with 300 bonus credits and a free account collects 50 on each daily login, which covers a first cheap run on most image models. The exact charge for the settings you pick appears in the workspace, next to the model, before the run.

How All AI Models works

1. 1

   Pick an output type

   Video, image or tools. The three sections use the same split as the rest of the studio, so a model never appears under a type it cannot produce.

2. 2

   Compare entry prices, then open the model

   Each card prints the cheapest run of that model, which is enough to rank the options, but the number is a marker rather than the final bill. The workspace shows the charge for your settings before you confirm.

3. 3

   Sign in and run

   The account carries the credits. A free account collects 50 on each daily login and a new account starts with 300 bonus credits.

What All AI Models is best for

• Choosing between video models

  Read the nine entry prices in one place and put the test run on the cheapest route that can still produce the clip you need.

• Budgeting a batch

  Entry prices make a rough plan possible: ten probes on Imagen 4 at 20 credits still cost less than one Seedance run at 500.

• Finding the cheapest probe

  Image Watermark Remover at 10 and Imagen 4 at 20 are the low end of the page, and both are cheap ways to see real output.

• Following a model to its workspace

  Every card is a link to the connected generator, so the model you pick on the catalogue is the model that actually runs.

All AI Models at a glance

Models

Twenty, across video, image and AI tools

Video routes

Nine, from Sora 2 Video at 60 credits to Seedance at 500

Image routes

Seven, from Imagen 4 at 20 credits to Midjourney at 60

Tool routes

Four, from Image Watermark Remover at 10 credits to Video Upscaler Pro at 300

Card price

The entry price, the cheapest run of that model

Browsing

Free; credits are spent only when a run starts

All AI Models FAQ

Is the number on the card the final price?

It is the entry price, the cheapest run of that model. Providers charge by resolution, duration or the number of images returned, so the actual debit is calculated when the job runs. The workspace shows that figure for your settings before you confirm.

Why are some models missing from the catalogue?

Only models with a real provider route are offered as a working option. The catalogue is a list of what runs today rather than a roadmap, so a model without a connected route is left out instead of being shown as a preview.

How do I get credits?

A new account starts with 300 bonus credits, and a free account collects 50 more on each daily login. The price of a run is printed next to the model before you start, so the balance you need is known in advance.

Which model is the cheapest first test?

For images, Imagen 4 at 20 credits, then NanoBanana, Qwen Image Studio and SeeDream at 30 each. For video, Sora 2 Video at 60. For a utility, Image Watermark Remover at 10.

Do I pay for browsing the catalogue?

No. Opening cards and comparing entry prices costs nothing. The only charge is the one the workspace quotes when a run starts.