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All plans make the same films with the same tools, listed below. You choose how much film you get each month, how long one film can be, whether it carries the KitCut mark, its frame rate (30 frames a second on Free, 60 on Pro), and how many films are made at the same time (two on Pro, one on Free). One credit is one second of film: a 30-second film uses 30 credits, and every film uses at least 30.
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On every plan, Free included
Written, animated, narrated and scored
Claude Opus 5.5 writes the script, animates every scene and checks stills of its own work. A narrator reads it over music and sound effects made for the film, in the language you write in.
Code-drawn, painted or collage
Line animation drawn by Claude, scenes painted by an image model and brought to life by Claude, or cut-out pictures on pages of print, moving like stop-motion. A collage's pictures come as a draft, or at Standard or High if you choose.
Your pictures and voice notes
Add up to 9 pictures (a logo, a product, a photo of a place, a drawing in your look) and up to 3 voice notes of up to 3 minutes each, and say what each picture is for: shown as it is, a place to paint, or how to draw one thing. Claude looks at every one and does what you say.
Characters that come back
Claude remembers your recent films and the characters, places and things it drew for you, so a new film can continue a series with the same cast, look, voice and music. Just ask: "the same fox as last time".
Publish to YouTube Coming soon
Send a finished film to any of your YouTube channels, with its title, description and a thumbnail made from the film, as public, unlisted or private. Publishing uses no credits.
A page for every film
Each film gets its own page and link, ready to share.
Questions
What is a credit?
One second of finished film: a film costs its length, whether you set it or let Claude choose it on a paid plan. Every film uses at least 30 credits. Standard or High pictures add a part on top (below).
What are Draft, Standard and High pictures?
How carefully the pictures are painted, for a collage film and for a project episode painted by GPT Image from your style. Such a film is a Draft unless you choose more beside its length: quick and good to watch, a little soft up close. Standard adds 25% of the film's credits, High 60%. A finished draft can be painted again sharper as its next version, with the same pictures, for the difference, and the draft stays among its versions. Code-drawn films and films painted by Muse have no picture quality to choose.
Can I get more film free?
Yes: invite friends. When a friend who joined through your link finishes their first film, you both get extra film, and when a friend subscribes you get a bonus as big as their plan. Your link is on your account page; how invitations work.
How many minutes does a series need?
Count the episodes: 20 videos of 2 minutes a month is 40 minutes, 10 long videos of 8 minutes is 80, and an 8-minute video every day is 240. A 3-minute episode every week is about 13 minutes a month, and a 1-minute Short every day about 30. Shorts cut from an episode are films of their own, so they count too, and every film uses at least 30 seconds.
What if a film fails?
Its credits come back to you automatically. You only pay for films that are finished.
Do unused minutes carry over?
No. Each month's minutes last until the plan renews, and then the new month's arrive. Free credits renew every month on the day you signed up.
Is there a free trial?
Yes: KitCut starts with a plan, and your first plan starts with 7 days free and 2 minutes of film to try it. A card is needed to start. When the trial ends, the first month is charged and its minutes arrive. We email you two days before. Cancel before then, on your account page, and you pay nothing. Films made in the trial carry the KitCut mark until that first month is paid; then they are drawn again without it, by themselves.
Can I change or cancel?
Any time, on your account page: Change plan, or Cancel plan. Moving up applies at once and you pay the difference for the rest of the month; moving down or cancelling takes effect when the month ends. Changed your mind after cancelling? Keep my plan undoes it.
What does priority mean?
When the studio is busy, Pro films are made first, so you wait less.
Can I make two films at once?
On Pro, yes: two films are made at the same time, so you can start the next while one is being made. On Free, one film is made at a time, and the next can start when it is done.
Do films carry a KitCut mark?
Films made on Free, and in a plan's free trial, show a small "made with kitcut.ai" in the corner and end with a 3-second KitCut ending. Pro films have neither: when a trial's first month is paid its films lose both by themselves, and on a paid plan a film you made on Free can have both removed from its page, for no credits.
What frame rate are films?
Every film is 1920x1080 (full HD). Free films play at 30 frames a second; Pro films at 60, for smoother motion.
How long can a film be?
Up to 1 minute on Free, and 8 minutes on Pro. The free credits make one 30-second film; bonus credits make longer ones.
How long does a film take?
About 9 to 14 minutes for a 10-second film, 26 to 39 for a minute, and 1½ to 2½ hours for 8 minutes, once its turn comes. When other films are waiting, Pro films go first.
Are my films public?
Films you make on this site are: each has its own page and link, showing your idea as its title and Claude's notes as it works, and finished films show in the gallery on the home page. Films made through an assistant (Claude, ChatGPT) are link-only unless you ask for public. The pictures and voice notes you add are never shown; only what Claude puts in the film is.