768p or 2K? Choosing the right quality
When 768p is enough, when 2K is worth the extra credits, and how failures are refunded.
Every video on this site is a 15-second 16:9 MP4. The only choice you make is quality: 768p for 100 credits, or 2K for 150 credits.
Start with 768p while you experiment
You will likely generate a few takes before the perfect one. At 768p, experimentation is cheap — the clip looks great on phones, which is where almost every viewer will see it.
Switch to 2K for the keeper
Once the choreography and faces look right, regenerate the same photos and scene at 2K for the version you post. The extra detail shows up in faces and in fine textures like straw, candlelight, and snow.
Failed generations are free
If a generation fails or is blocked, all reserved credits come back automatically. That is a credit return, not a cash refund — but it means experimenting costs you nothing when the model stumbles.
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