Is The Kiss subscription based?

No. The Kiss uses credit packs, so you buy credits and spend them when you generate.

Which task is the best value?

For most users, the complete two-photo workflow is the best value because it covers the image and video path in one planned flow.

Why do larger packs make each generation cheaper?

Larger packs include more credits for the price, lowering the effective price per credit and per task.

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Cost guide

AI kiss generator cost guide

Use this guide to plan credits before creating AI kiss photos, image-to-video clips, or a full two-photo workflow.

Updated 2026-04-27

Current credit packs

The Kiss uses credits instead of a subscription. Larger packs reduce the effective price per generation.

$4.99 pack: 125 credits, about $0.040 per credit.
$19.99 pack: 600 credits, about $0.033 per credit.
$99.99 pack: 3500 credits, about $0.029 per credit.

Current task credit costs

A still image task uses fewer credits than a video task. A complete two-photo workflow uses more because it combines image generation and video generation.

Text-to-image or image-to-image: 5 credits.
Image-to-video: 20 credits.
Composite two-photo workflow: 25 credits.

Approximate cost per complete two-photo workflow

At 25 credits per composite workflow, the effective cost depends on the pack. The starter pack lands near one dollar per complete generation, while larger packs lower the cost.

125-credit pack: about 5 composite workflows, roughly $1.00 each.
600-credit pack: about 24 composite workflows, roughly $0.83 each.
3500-credit pack: about 140 composite workflows, roughly $0.71 each.

How to avoid wasting credits

The cheapest generation is the one you do not have to retry. Start with strong source photos and use templates that match the scene you actually want.

Use clear portraits with visible faces and similar image quality.
Generate and inspect the still image before spending credits on video.
Switch templates when the pose or scene mood is wrong instead of repeating the same setup.