AI Credit Packs
What AI credits are used for
AI credits pay for AI Studio jobs, not for downloads. Downloads from a URL list use no credits at all. Credits are spent when you generate images from prompts, and by the other AI tools: Edit image, Upscale, Remove background, Restore, Face swap, Generate emojis, Generate anime, Extract text, Caption images, and Safety check. Each image processed uses credits.
How a batch spends credits
Import your prompts turns each line into one image. Prompts are split into batches of 10, so a 100-line file becomes ten batches of ten, and each image in the batch uses credits. Chrome must stay open while the queue runs. This is not a scheduled timer, so closing Chrome stops the queue and you continue the batch later from AI Studio.
Credits expire one year after purchase
AI credits are valid for one year from the date of purchase. If you buy in large packs and use AI Studio occasionally, check the balance before a big job rather than assuming a pack bought last year is still available. Credits are separate from your license: a PRO plan unlocks AI Studio, and credits pay for the work you run inside it.
Buying credits
Packs run from 650 credits to 13300 credits. You can buy a license as a guest on the shop; a guest purchase creates an account from the name and email you enter, and the balance appears in the extension after you sign in. Your prompts and generated images are not stored on our side.
Credits are not a licence
Buying credits does not unlock PRO features, and a PRO licence does not include credits. The two are separate purchases: the licence unlocks AI Studio, and credits pay for the jobs you run inside it. If AI Studio asks for credits while your plan is active, the missing piece is the credit pack rather than the plan.
What else a credit pays for, and what Privacy clears
Generating from a prompt is the obvious way to spend a credit, but it is not the only one. Upscale, Remove background, Restore, Edit image, Face swap, From a sketch, Generate emojis, Generate anime, Extract text, Caption images, and Safety check all run on the same balance. Those jobs work on pictures you add yourself or pick from My Library rather than on written prompts, so a month of retouching can draw a pack down without a single new generation.
Batches is the part worth understanding before it surprises you. It runs a queue of those jobs one after another, and Prompt library keeps prompts you mean to reuse. Both live locally, and Privacy clears local AI batches, library files, and queued AI data on the Chrome profile you are signed into; incognito and other Chrome profiles keep their own separate copies. Clearing local files and spending credits are therefore different acts. Freeing disk space does not restore a balance, and a pack you have not touched still expires on its own clock a year after purchase.