KitCut.aidocs

Updated 27 September 2026 · Markdown

Limits

Every number on this page comes from KitCut's code when the docs are built. The same numbers are at limits.json, for programs.

On Free, a month's credits (30) make one film of up to 30 seconds; the longest Free film (1 minute) needs bonus credits.

Limit Value Applies to
Film length 5 seconds to 8 minutes, in steps of 5 seconds all plans; the longest depends on the plan
Longest film on Free 1 minute plan
Longest film on Standard 1 minute plan
Longest film on Pro 8 minutes plan
Credits a film uses its length in seconds, at least 30 all plans
Free credits 30 seconds of film a month Free
Idea (typed text) 3 to 12,000 characters; may be empty when there are pictures or voice notes per film
Looks hand-drawn, painted per film
Films being made at once 1 per account
Films asked for per day 5 per account, failed ones included
Films waiting for a turn 5 the whole service
Pictures 6 per film; jpeg, png, webp per film
Voice notes 3 per film, up to 3 minutes each per film
Upload size through kitcut.ai 4.4 MB per file
Uploads per day 60 files or 120 MB per account
Unused uploads kept 24 hours per upload
Characters a new film starts with up to 24, the most recently used per account or project
Earlier films a new film may look at 5 per account or project
Versions kept of a character 5 per character
Projects 20 open, 100 in all (archived included) per account
Project name / brief 80 / 2,000 characters per project
Project pictures 6 per project
YouTube publishes 20 per day per account
Video 1920x1080, H.264 (MP4) every film
Frame rate on Free 30 frames a second plan
Frame rate on Standard 60 frames a second plan
Frame rate on Pro 60 frames a second plan

By film length

What a film of each length gets while it is made:

  • Claude's working time. Waiting in the queue does not count against it.
  • The most paintings a painted film may use, repaints included.
  • The most narration sentences.
Film length Claude's working time Paintings (painted look) Narration sentences
10 seconds 20 minutes 8 6
30 seconds 23 minutes 8 12
1 minute 31 minutes 8 12
2 minutes 46 minutes 12 24
4 minutes 76 minutes 12 48
8 minutes 136 minutes 24 96

What happens at a limit

Limit reached What the person sees
Film longer than the plan allows The length can't be picked; the slider's track is locked past the plan's longest film. Through an assistant: "Films on this plan can be up to …".
Not enough credits "Not enough credits" on the button; the film is not started and nothing is taken.
A film is already being made The new film is refused until the first is finished.
5 films today New films are refused until the next day.
Too many films waiting "The queue is full"; try again in a few minutes.
The day's capacity is used "The studio has made all the films it can today"; try again tomorrow. No credits are taken.
Idea too long The page shows how many characters to cut.
More than 6 pictures or 3 voice notes The buttons stop adding more.
A voice note reaches 3:00 Recording stops and the note is attached.