Starter
First-Time Trial
Best for people who want to run through the workflow once and see how it feels.
- Good for validating story-to-storyboard quality
- Better for low-volume testing
- Focused on proving the workflow can work for you
Pricing
Choose a setup that matches your creation depth
Anivid is easier to understand as a creation workflow rather than a single output tool. Start light, then decide whether you need a more continuous production rhythm.
Actual prices, credit packs, and payment methods are shown in the live payment center. This page explains who each approach is for and how to think about usage.
Plan Types
Choose based on what you want to create
If you only want to test the platform, you do not need to buy like a high-frequency creator. If you already know you will produce continuously, choose for stability instead.
Creator
Light Creation
Best for people who make pieces occasionally and want a more steady cadence.
- Useful for testing several themes
- Can support multiple storyboard and final-video attempts
- Better for comparing creative directions
Studio
Ongoing Production
Best for creators who will keep building characters, projects, and output over time.
- Great for growing reusable creative assets
- Better for frequent iteration and regeneration
- A better fit for heavy creators or small teams
Usage Logic
Think in stages, not just “one result”
Anivid works best when you evaluate spending across the story, storyboard, and final-video stages instead of treating everything like a single image generation.
Story Stage
Best for testing topic direction, character relationships, and emotional tone early.
Storyboard Stage
Usually the clearest quality checkpoint and the stage most worth iterating on.
Final Video Stage
Best used after you already feel confident in the earlier stages.
FAQ
Common Questions
Can I try it before paying seriously?
Yes. It is usually better to validate the light workflow first, then decide if you need ongoing production.
Why are prices not fixed on this page?
Because the live payment center may reflect current packages or configuration changes. This page focuses on usage strategy.
What should I choose first?
If this is your first time, start with a trial-friendly approach. If you already know you will create continuously, consider a longer-term option.
What if I mainly care about final video quality?
It is usually smarter to validate story and storyboard direction first instead of spending most of the budget at the end.
Pick a pace that fits your production style
If you are ready to decide, go to the payment center. If you still want to understand the workflow better, review the feature overview first.