Why are there only three tiers?

Three is enough to cover the real decision: fast and cheap, good and affordable, best and expensive. More options mostly add indecision.

Can a tier change model without telling me?

The tier names are stable and each clip records which tier produced it. If a tier is ever rebuilt on a different model, this page changes first.

Does Draft produce sound?

Draft can attach a generated track when the sound option is on, but it is not synchronised the way Standard and Cinematic sound is.

Which tier supports 48 frames per second?

Only Draft. Standard and Cinematic render at 24 fps.

Is 480p ever worth choosing?

For a quick look at how Standard or Cinematic interprets a prompt, yes: it is half the price of 720p on those tiers. For delivery, use 720p or above.

Models

Three tiers, three models, one honest spec sheet

Each tier is a specific model with a published rate. Read the table, pick the one that fits the job, or let compare mode settle it on your own prompt.

Tier	DraftFast previews	StandardEveryday quality	CinematicTop fidelity
Model class	Lightweight diffusion video model	Compact audio-video model	Full-size audio-video model
Resolutions	720p / 1080p	480p / 720p	480p / 720p / 1080p
Clip length	1–20 s	4–15 s	4–15 s
Frame rate	24 fps or 48 fps	24 fps	24 fps
Sound	Optional track	Generated with the picture	Generated with the picture
Typical wait	about a minute	two to four minutes	four to eight minutes
Credits per second at 480p	—	3	6
Credits per second at 720p	1	6	12
Credits per second at 1080p	3	—	30

Fast previews

Draft

Checking framing, motion and timing before a costlier render.

Lightweight diffusion video model
1–20 seconds per clip
720p, 1080p
Optional sound track

Render on Draft

Everyday quality

Standard

Social clips, explainers and product shots with built-in sound.

Compact audio-video model
4–15 seconds per clip
480p, 720p
Sound generated with the picture

Render on Standard

Top fidelity

Cinematic

Final deliverables, ads and anything that goes on a big screen.

Full-size audio-video model
4–15 seconds per clip
480p, 720p, 1080p
Sound generated with the picture

Render on Cinematic

Worked costs

Credits by clip length

Rate per second multiplied by duration. Draft also allows 1–3 second clips, which cost 1–3 credits at 720p.

Tier · resolution	4 s	5 s	8 s	10 s	15 s
Draft · 720p	4	5	8	10	15
Draft · 1080p	12	15	24	30	45
Standard · 480p	12	15	24	30	45
Standard · 720p	24	30	48	60	90
Cinematic · 480p	24	30	48	60	90
Cinematic · 720p	48	60	96	120	180
Cinematic · 1080p	120	150	240	300	450

Rendered on each tier

Draft720p · 5s

Slow dolly shot across a foggy fishing harbor at dawn, wooden boats rocking gently, warm low sun breaking through, soft film grain

Cinematic720p · 5s

Slow dolly shot across a foggy fishing harbor at dawn, wooden boats rocking gently, warm low sun breaking through, soft film grain

Standard720p · 5s

Macro shot of espresso pouring into a white ceramic cup on a marble counter, crema swirling, soft window light, shallow depth of field

Cinematic720p · 6s

Handheld tracking shot down a rain-soaked city street at night, neon signs reflecting in puddles, a woman in a yellow raincoat walks ahead with an umbrella

Standard720p · 6s

Clean 3D animation of a paper airplane flying through a bright minimalist office, pastel colors, smooth camera follow, flat lighting for an explainer video

Cinematic1080p · 5s

Ultra slow motion of a runner kicking up sand on a desert dune at golden hour, grains suspended in the air, backlit, dramatic long shadows

Standard720p · 5s

A white running sneaker rotating on a glossy black turntable, studio product lighting, subtle rim light, clean background for an advertisement

Cinematic720p · 6s

A three-piece synth band performing on a small stage under purple and teal stage lights, haze in the air, slow push-in, music video energy

Questions

Why are there only three tiers?: Three is enough to cover the real decision: fast and cheap, good and affordable, best and expensive. More options mostly add indecision.
Can a tier change model without telling me?: The tier names are stable and each clip records which tier produced it. If a tier is ever rebuilt on a different model, this page changes first.
Does Draft produce sound?: Draft can attach a generated track when the sound option is on, but it is not synchronised the way Standard and Cinematic sound is.
Which tier supports 48 frames per second?: Only Draft. Standard and Cinematic render at 24 fps.
Is 480p ever worth choosing?: For a quick look at how Standard or Cinematic interprets a prompt, yes: it is half the price of 720p on those tiers. For delivery, use 720p or above.

Not sure which tier?

Queue two on the same prompt. Each side is charged at its own rate, and you keep both clips.

Open compare mode