AI Scene Credits: How They Work and What to Check Before You Spend
AI scene credits are the single unit behind every picture and clip on OneFap. This guide explains what changes the cost of a render, how plans and credit packs fit together, and what happens to credits you do not spend.
AI scene credits are the one unit behind every picture and clip on OneFap. A picture costs less, a clip costs more, and the exact cost is shown on the button before you press it. This guide puts how credits work in one place: what they are spent on, what changes the cost of a run, how you get them, and what happens to credits you do not spend. It supports our AI sex scene generator guide, which explains the scenes themselves.
Costs and plan details change, so treat the figures on the plans page as the live ones and check them before you buy.
AI scene credits: what a render costs
Every run spends credits: a picture from a description, and a clip made from a picture. A picture costs less than a clip. The cost is not the same for every scene, so the figure on the card and on the sheet before you start is the one to read. A scene that carries a trial price can cost less on a first run, and its card says so.
A new account may be given welcome credits to try a first run. The welcome is not repeated for an email address that already has an account, or for a second account opened from the same browser within 30 days. The sheet shows the cost before you press anything, and the site’s own copy promises that nothing is charged at a price you were not shown.
The settings then change the scene’s base cost. A longer clip costs more than a five-second one, and a higher quality costs more than standard. A scene with a lower base cost scales the same way, so the same settings cost less on it. Quality sets the size of the clip: standard, medium and high are 720, 960 and 1020 pixels on the clip’s longest side.
Some settings need a higher plan. The plans page shows what each plan opens.
Two scenes, two costs
The two scenes below do not cost the same, which is why the figure on the card is worth reading.
- Ahegao IRL has been run 76,622 times, more than any other solo scene. In the frames we pulled, a clothed woman changes expression. It is one of the lower-cost scenes and has no plan requirement.
- Titty Drop has been run 15,087 times. In the frames we pulled, a redhead in a sage-green top and shorts in a hallway pulls the top down. It is a plan-locked scene, so it needs a higher plan, including for an account with no plan.
Run counts are the ones printed on the cards on 22 October 2026.
How you get credits
A plan is the main way to get credits. You pick a term, pay once, and the whole term’s credits land on your balance as soon as the payment clears. There is no monthly drip, and nothing renews. The terms, the credits each one gives and what they cost are on the plans page.
Plans differ in more than credits: which settings and scenes they open, how fast your runs are queued and how long finished clips are kept. The plans page lists what each one includes.
Comparing plans and packs
To compare plans or packs, divide what you pay by the credits you get, then set that against the cost of the clips you actually plan to make. Longer clips and higher quality cost more per clip, so work from the settings you will really use rather than the cheapest case.
Credit packs
Packs top you up between plans. The one rule is that packs are sold on top of a plan, never instead of one. Without an active plan, the credits page offers the plans first. The packs themselves are on the credits page once you are signed in with a plan.
What happens to credits you do not spend
- They stay while the plan is active, and the oldest credits are spent first.
- They are not lost when the plan ends. After 30 days without spending any, if there is no active plan, your balance is paused rather than deleted. The site calls them saved credits, and buying a plan unlocks them again, with the new plan’s credits added on top.
- A failed render returns its credits. On a trial-priced run it also gives the trial back.
- You can cancel from the account menu at any time. The plan runs to the end of the term you paid for and nothing renews after that.
- Refunds: write to support within 14 days of the charge. If the credits from that term are untouched, the term is refunded.
- Finished clips are kept for as long as the plan pays for, then deleted automatically. The privacy policy has the detail.
How you can pay
Plans and packs can be bought with a card, with Telegram Stars or with crypto. The list price is on the plans page. Card and crypto checkouts can include a processing surcharge, and Stars have their own price, so the figure on the payment screen is the one you will actually be charged. Check it before you confirm.
What to check before you spend
- Trying it out. Look for scenes with a trial price on the card, and read the cost on the sheet before you run one. Beyond any welcome credits you need credits, and the main way to get them is a plan.
- Longer, sharper clips. A long, high-quality clip costs well above a short, standard one from the same scene. Check the cost for the length and quality you chose before you commit.
- Locked scenes. A scene with a plan lock on its card needs a higher plan, and that applies to accounts with no plan too.
- Steady use. If you plan to make many clips over a few months, compare the terms on the plans page rather than only the first one.
Questions
Do credits expire?
Not while your plan is active. After 30 days without spending any, with no active plan, they are paused and kept until you buy a plan again.
Is a plan a subscription that renews?
No. You pay once for the term you pick. Nothing renews, and there is no card left on file to take another payment.
Do I need a plan to use the site?
Not to look around. To run scenes beyond what a new account is given to try, you need credits, and the main way to get them is a plan.
How do I know what a run will cost?
The sheet shows the cost before you start, and the button shows it before you press it. If a render fails, its credits come back to your balance.
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