How Figgshield credits work across images and video

One balance, both kinds of output

Figgshield is an MCP server your AI agent talks to at https://api.figgshield.ai/mcp. When the agent asks for a picture or a clip, the request runs through Figgshield and the cost comes off a single credit balance.

There is no separate image wallet and video wallet. The same credits pay for a product shot from Nano Banana 2 and a five-second scene from Kling 3. You top up once and spend wherever the work takes you.

That matters because most real projects mix the two. You draft a few images, pick the one that works, then turn it into motion. All of it draws from the same pool.

What an image costs

Images come from Nano Banana 2, Google's model. A generation at 1K or 2K resolution costs 8 credits. Step up to 4K and it costs 16.

The jump to 16 is not a penalty, it is simply a bigger render. While you are iterating on a concept, stay at 1K or 2K so you can try more variations for the same spend, then commit to 4K only for the frame you actually want to keep.

What five seconds of video costs

Video runs on Kling 3, with a faster Kling 3 Turbo tier for when you want the result sooner. A five-second clip is 35 credits either way.

Turbo trades a little quality headroom for speed, so reach for it on rough drafts and use standard Kling 3 for the take you plan to ship.

Because a clip costs about four images, it pays to lock your look in still frames first. Get the composition right cheaply, then spend the 35 once.

Making the 150-credit trial go far

The $5 Pro trial runs seven days and includes 150 credits. There is no free tier, and if you cancel before day 7 you pay nothing more.

150 credits is enough to feel out a real workflow. Spent one way at a time, that is roughly:

• Around 18 images at 1K or 2K
• Around 9 images at 4K
• 4 five-second clips, with 10 credits to spare
• A realistic mix: a dozen images plus two clips

Why the number you pay is the model's number

Figgshield does not mark up the models. The 8 credits for an image and the 35 for a clip are what those generations cost us to run. You are paying the model price, not a reseller margin.

So how does the service make anything? On credits people buy and never spend. That is the whole business, which means we have no reason to push you toward the expensive option or pad a bill.

In practice, you can plan a project by counting generations. No surge pricing, no per-seat surprises, no premium tier that quietly costs more per image.

What happens to your files

Every image and clip you generate lands on a private link that stays live for 7 days, then is deleted. Download whatever you want to keep before the week is out.

A reference image you send in, say a product photo you want matched, is used in memory for that one generation and never stored. It does its job and disappears.