How credits work
One credit is one minute of captions, rounded up: a 61-second video uses 2 credits. You see the exact number on the Start button before anything is spent, and a video that fails gets its credits back.
What uses credits
- Georgian captions 1 credit a minute.
- Translation 2 credits a minute: speech in another language with Georgian captions, or Georgian speech with captions in another language.
- Make it vertical More than captions alone; the button shows the price first.
- Updates after a fix The first 3 of each video are free, then 1 credit each; on Studio, always free.
An audio dub is paid with dub credits, a balance of its own shown beside your credits.
Your monthly credits
- Free 3 credits every month, on the day of the month you made your account (made on the 15th: new ones on every 15th; made on the 31st: the last day of shorter months). Unused ones do not carry over. Settings shows your next date. Videos up to 1 minute, with a watermark, at 720p.
- A plan The plan's credits arrive every month, on a monthly or a yearly subscription. Unused plan credits carry over to the next month, up to one month's allowance. If a plan ends without renewing, those credits stay for 90 days, and the account moves to the Free plan's limits.
- Extra credits Subscribers can buy more; they last 12 months.
Credits are spent in the order that wastes none: first the free monthly credits, then whatever expires soonest.
Questions people ask
How many credits does a video use?
One a minute, rounded up, for Georgian captions; 2 a minute for a translation. A 2 minute 10 second video uses 3 credits. You can also caption only part of a video to use fewer.
Do unused credits expire?
Free credits are renewed each month, on the day you made your account. A plan's unused credits carry over for one month; extra credits last 12 months.
What if a video fails?
Its credits come back to you, and you can try again from the same page.
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