How credits are calculated in Fliki?

How credits are calculated in Fliki

Learn how Fliki calculates credits and how to optimize usage.

Fliki calculates credits in minutes.

Credits calculated for audio creation

Fliki uses state-of-the-art advanced AI to process text and create audio.

Every time new audio is generated from text, Fliki charges credits.

Case 1:

Text entered:

“Hello world, how are you doing?” - 2 seconds

Processing the above text would take 2 seconds from your credits.

60 seconds are made of 1 credit/minute.

Case 2:

For the above text, if you happen to change the Voice or add pause, or make any edit, Fliki would need to reprocess the entire text to generate audio; this would result in credits being charged.

The credits deducted would be dependent on the length of the audio generated.

Note: Anytime you think the audio generated would change from the existing audio, credits will be deducted for this.

Credits calculated for video creation

Video credits are calculated separately as Fliki would need to process the content on server to render the video.

Once you click on “Export” Fliki would deduct credits based on the total length of the video.

If you happen to make changes to the video, you will need to click on “Export” and select the “Export again” option in the popup. This would deduct credits again since the entire video needs to be re-rendered on the server.

Credits calculation

Note Fliki does not charge any additional credits for “Blog to Video”, “Tweet to Video”, “Idea to Video” and “PPT to Video”, this may change in the future.

Credit Estimate

The standard plan comes with 180 mins of credits per month.

Ideally, you could create 90 mins of videos per month (containing audio). A lot depends on how much credits would be spent on creating/editing the audio.

Most users easily get 45-60 mins of videos created using 180 mins of credits.

Fliki offers tremendous value as outsourcing video creation for a 2-3 min video with voiceover would easily cost around $30-$50. (20x more expensive).

Tips to optimize credits

1. Keep sections small: Having shorter sections (1-2 sentences) will make sure you can edit the text without re-consuming extensive credits at every edit.

2. Use Pronounce: If you want to listen to how a particular word sounds without playing the entire section, highlight the text and select “Pronounce” to listen to just the word. And you can make corrections in the Pronunciation map.

3. Review before Preview: Please review all your script and edit it before you hit play and preview the audio/video. This will save an ample amount of credits.