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How does the credit system work

Understand how credits are used for videos and avatars

BeHooked runs on a credit-based system. Every action you or the AI performs inside the platform consumes credits. Think of credits as the fuel that powers your projects — from generating avatars to adding music.

1. Credits are Deducted per Action

Each time you create or edit, credits are automatically deducted depending on what the AI needs to do. Here’s the breakdown:

Action

BeHooked Credits

Units

Create Project

2

per project

Generate Audio

2

per minute

Create Custom Avatar

5

per avatar

Generate Avatar Video (Good)

10

per minute

Generate Avatar Video (Better)

15

per minute

Generate Avatar Video (Best)

40

per minute

Generate AI Image B-rolls

1

per image

Generate AI Video B-rolls

7

per b-roll

Stock Video B-rolls

5

per b-roll

AI Captions

5

per minute

AI Background Music

2

per track

Compiling

3

per compilation

2. Example: Credits Required for a 1-Minute Video

Here’s an average credit consumption for a 1-minute video at different avatar quality levels:

Action

Base Avatar Video

Pro Avatar Video

Max Avatar Video

Create Project

2

2

2

Generate Avatar Video

10

20

50

Generate Audio

2

2

2

AI Image B-rolls

20

20

12

AI Video B-rolls

-

-

21

Captions

5

5

5

BG Music

2

2

2

Compiling

3

3

3

Total Credits

44

54

97

3. AI Controls the Flow (For Now)

Right now, you cannot manually pick actions (like choosing captions or skipping b-rolls). The AI agent decides what’s needed to create the best possible video and deducts credits accordingly.

⚠️ But don’t worry — we’re actively working on an update that will let you control credit usage, so you’ll be able to prioritize where credits should go.

4. Key Takeaways

  • Credits = fuel. Every action costs credits.

  • The AI spends for you. You don’t micromanage steps.

  • Different quality = different costs. Higher avatar quality = more credits.

  • Update coming soon. You’ll soon get more control over credit consumption.