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How Superstudio Credits Work
Updated over a week ago

Credits are the currency within Superstudio, allowing you to access various features and tools. This guide explains how credits work, how to obtain them, and what you can do with them.

What are credits?

Credits are used in Superstudio to generate or restyle images and videos.

Credit Allocation by Plan

Plan

Monthly Credits

Annual Credits

Notes

Free

-

-

50 trial credits included with free sign up.

Monthly

1,000

-

Renewed monthly, roll over monthly, never expire.

Annual

-

12,000

Renewed annually, roll over annually, never expire.

How to get more credits

You can purchase Credit Packs with or without a subscription:

Pack Name

Price

Credits

Mini Pack

$5

300

Small Pack

$15

1,000

Big Pack

$50

3,500

Super Pack

$250

20,000

  • You can purchase credit packs at any time.

  • Credits are automatically added to your account.

  • Credit packs are a one-time purchase and can be bought as often as needed.

Credit Expiration

Credits never expire, regardless of your plan.

Credit Value

Action

Credit Cost

Image Editing

Free

Image BOMP

1 credit

Image Lab generation

1 credit

Image Upscale

5 credits

Profile Picture Restyle

1 credit

Logo Restyle

1 credit

Flux Image

5 credits

Video Lab (1 second)

5 credits

Video Restyle (1 second)

7 credits

Luma Video (1 second)

8 credits

Note: Video Lab and Video Restyle have a 3-second minimum. Luma Video has a 5-second minimum.

Example Workflow

Suppose you want to create a logo with Flux, restyle it to create two different logo options, and then animate both with Luma.

  • Flux Image Flow (logo creation): 5 credits

  • Logo Restyle (2 variations): 2 credits

  • Luma Video Flow (5-second animation): 40 credits

  • Total: 47 credits

FAQs

Q: Do I need a subscription to access Superstudio?

A: No, you can access the full creative features without a subscription. However, a subscription unlocks unlimited Canvases, more storage, and the ability to save unlimited workflows.

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