The free plan hands you 20 credits upfront. That covers maybe one video or several images—depends on your model choice. Outputs carry watermarks. You're limited to one task at a time.
VicSee generates videos and images through rotating AI models (Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Nano Banana). Text converts to video. Images convert to video. You can upscale images or swap faces. Audio generation happens automatically—dialogue and ambient sounds sync with your visuals. Videos run 10 to 15 seconds. They export at 1080P.
Credits work on a complicated system. Different models consume different amounts. Nano Banana costs 10 credits per generation. Veo 3.1 Quality burns 240. Kling 2.6 with audio takes 300. Social media managers building daily content need careful budgeting or credits disappear fast.
Paid plans start at $10 monthly (annual payment required). Starter gives you 500 credits each month plus two parallel tasks. Pro jumps to 2,500 credits and three parallel tasks—$15 monthly on the annual rate. Character consistency works across scenes. Physics behaves realistically. Image generation maxes out at 4K resolution.
Reference images guide your generation. Product photographers can create backgrounds and lighting setups without physical studios. Frame-to-frame animation keeps movement smooth. API access becomes available on paid tiers.
