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Bad Times AI Credits & Failures
Bad Times AI: Each video uses 20 credits. Compare one-time packs and learn when confirmed generation failures return used credits.
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How much does Bad Times AI cost?
Guest packs: 1 video $7.99, 3 videos $19.90, or 8 videos $49.90. Signed-in packs: 50 credits $9.90, 105 credits $19.90, or 160 credits $29.90. Each 480p video uses 20 credits; purchased credits never expire.
What does a confirmed failure mean?
A confirmed failed generation restores that attempt’s internal allowance so it can be retried. A completed video with an aesthetic concern, a slow queue and a temporary status-check error are different situations. Do not submit repeated paid requests while an existing task is still processing. Keep the order number and task ID, then contact support if payment or task status needs investigation.
Is failure recovery a cash refund?
No. Restoring a generation allowance is distinct from returning a payment to your card or payment account. The website does not publish an unconditional money-back guarantee. Review the terms and contact support for a billing concern. Refreshing the private result page does not cancel an accepted task, and re-opening an existing order should not create another payment.
Current Bad Times AI creation rules
Bad Times AI accepts one JPG, PNG or WebP photo up to 10 MB. The five templates span 13.09–15 seconds and request a 480p, 9:16 portrait MP4. The free-generation allowance is 0 videos. Guest checkout needs no account. Guest packs: 1 video $7.99, 3 videos $19.90, or 8 videos $49.90. Signed-in credit packs: 50 credits $9.90, 105 credits $19.90, or 160 credits $29.90. Each 480p video uses 20 credits. One-time payment; purchased credits never expire. Photos are processed by the configured AI provider when generation is submitted, and identities and motion can vary. All five current templates are available for selection and generation. These product facts describe the current creation flow, not capabilities inferred from older template code.