On AI Live Generator, H3 Max cost depends on only two settings: video duration and resolution. The Generate button shows the exact credit total before a request is submitted.
credit cost = duration in seconds × credits per second for the selected resolution| Duration | 480P | 768P |
|---|---|---|
| 5 seconds | 5 credits | 10 credits |
| 6 seconds | 6 credits | 12 credits |
| 7 seconds | 7 credits | 14 credits |
| 8 seconds | 8 credits | 16 credits |
| 9 seconds | 9 credits | 18 credits |
| 10 seconds | 10 credits | 20 credits |
| 11 seconds | 11 credits | 22 credits |
| 12 seconds | 12 credits | 24 credits |
| 13 seconds | 13 credits | 26 credits |
| 14 seconds | 14 credits | 28 credits |
| 15 seconds | 15 credits | 30 credits |
This approach usually produces more useful comparisons than spending all credits on the first high-resolution attempt.
Credits are reserved before the provider job begins. If the provider confirms a terminal generation failure or content-policy rejection, the current application logic returns the reserved credits. A rejected prompt does not create a usable video, and the interface explains why the request must be revised.
Temporary status-check errors are different from a confirmed provider failure. The system continues to rely on the task and webhook state instead of assuming that every network error means the generation failed.
Credit packs and any active pricing are displayed on the pricing page. Use the figures shown at checkout as the current commercial terms; third-party H3 Max sites may use different credit units, discounts, or provider costs and are not directly comparable.