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Updated 5 November 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, the free credits (30; monthly in many countries, once elsewhere) 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 where Free refills; 30 seconds once, at sign-up, elsewhere Free; the country at sign-up decides
Idea (typed text) 3 to 30,000 characters; may be empty when there are pictures, text files or voice notes per film
Looks code-drawn, painted, collage per film
Films being made at once 1 on Free, 1 on Standard, 2 on Pro per account; the plan decides
Films asked for per day 5 per account, failed ones included
Films waiting for a turn 5 the whole service
Notes on a finished film 20 for one new version, up to 500 characters each per film
Rounds of changes to a finished film 5 a day per film
Credits a round of changes uses the seconds its notes cover, at least 5 and at most the film's length; the first round on a film uses none per round
Pictures at Standard or High the film's credits and 25% more (Standard) or 60% more (High), rounded up, at least 5 more per film; a collage, or a project painted by GPT Image
Credits sharper pictures use the difference between the two levels' parts of what the film used (Standard 25%, High 60%, a draft 0%), rounded up, at least 5; one of the day's rounds per film, painted films only
Pictures 9 per film; jpeg, png, webp per film
Voice notes 3 per film, up to 3 minutes each per film
People 4 per film, one photo each, a name up to 40 characters; drawn in one of 13 styles, or auto per film
Text files 3 per film; .txt or .md, up to 100,000 characters (400 KB) each per film
Upload size through kitcut.ai 4.4 MB per file
Uploads per day 200 files or 120 MB per account
Unused uploads kept 24 hours per upload
Cast members (characters, places, props) 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 cast member 5 per cast member
Projects no limit, open or archived per workspace
Project name / brief 80 / 10,000 characters per project
Project pictures 9; jpeg, png, webp; a name of up to 31 characters per project
Project voice lines 12 per project
Project drafts 50 per project
Brand files 200 MB a file per project
Brand pictures 8; a name of up to 24 characters, a note of up to 200 per project
Style pictures 4 of one style, 25 MB each per project
YouTube publishes 20 per day per account
Copies of a film on one YouTube channel 1 a second is asked for by name in the publish dialog
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, and the most cut-outs a collage film may use, repaints included.
  • The most narration sentences.
Film length Claude's working time Paintings (painted look) Cut-outs (collage look) Narration sentences
10 seconds 20 minutes 8 10 6
30 seconds 23 minutes 8 14 12
1 minute 31 minutes 12 20 20
2 minutes 46 minutes 12 40 40
4 minutes 76 minutes 12 40 80
8 minutes 136 minutes 24 40 160

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.
Claude choosing the length, on Free The box under the slider can't be ticked; it says it is on the paid plans. On a paid plan, Claude picks a length no longer than the plan's longest film or the credits left.
Films already being made (1 at a time, 2 on Pro) "You already have a film in the making" (or "2 films"): the new film is refused until one of them is finished or stopped. No credits are taken.
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.
20 notes on one version of a film The note box says that is the most for one version; send them, then add more to the next version.
A note longer than 500 characters The note box counts down and then shows how many characters to cut.
Not enough credits for a round of changes Make version N is off: the page says what the round uses and what is left, with a link to get more. Nothing is taken.
5 rounds of changes to one film today "This film has had its 5 rounds of changes for today." The notes are kept for the next day. Sharper pictures count as one of the rounds.
Sharper pictures for a film painted by Muse, or code-drawn Not offered: only GPT Image's paintings and cut-outs come as drafts (Sharper pictures).
Standard or High pictures asked for a code-drawn film, a painted film outside a project, or a project not painted by GPT Image Not offered on the page. Asked for anyway (an assistant, a link), the film is refused before anything is held: "Only a collage film, or an episode of a project whose style is painted by GPT Image, can start above a draft."
Sharper pictures with notes waiting on the film "Send your notes, or delete them, first": sharper pictures are a version of their own.
A version of the film is already being made Notes can't be added or sent until it is ready or stopped, and the film can't be published to YouTube until then.
More than 9 pictures, 3 text files or 3 voice notes The buttons stop adding more.
A voice note reaches 3:00 Recording stops and the note is attached.
A template longer than the plan's longest film The film doesn't start: "Films on this plan can be up to …".
9 pictures in a project Choose files is off until one is removed.
12 voice lines in a project Approve is off: "A project holds up to 12 voice lines: remove one first."
50 drafts in a project "A project holds up to 50 drafts: make or delete one first."