Testing source photos
Stay in 2K until the faces, spacing, and overall mood feel believable enough to keep.
Credits System
Choose Your Credit Pack
One-time purchase, no subscription. HD 2K costs 27 credits, Ultra 4K costs 36 credits.
2K 27 credits / gen 路 4K 36 credits / gen
Starter
For first-time creations
$12USD
Credits
216
HD (2K)
8gens
Ultra (4K)
6gens
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Family Plus
Most popular and best value
$24USD
Credits
540
HD (2K)
20gens
Ultra (4K)
15gens
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Studio Pro
For frequent generation and print-ready quality
$39USD
Credits
1080
HD (2K)
40gens
Ultra (4K)
30gens
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How Credits Work
Generate one family photo
- HD (2K): 27 credits per generation
- Ultra (4K): 36 credits per generation
Refine and regenerate
- HD (2K): 27 credits per generation
- Ultra (4K): 36 credits per generation
Failure refund policy
- If generation fails due to a system issue, credits are refunded automatically.
2K vs 4K
HD (2K)
HD (2K) is best for
Daily sharing and social mediaMost family-photo use casesLower cost for iterative testing
Ultra (4K)
Ultra (4K) is best for
Printing (frames, calendars, photo books)Sharper close-up detail (face, hair, clothing texture)Higher-quality output with higher credit cost
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Pricing & Credit Packs
FamilyGen uses a credit system so users can choose a pack that matches how often they plan to generate. The important part is not only the pack size. It is understanding what one generation costs, when 2K is enough, when 4K is worth it, and how failed generations are refunded.
How to think about credits
Credits are easiest to understand when you map them to finished use cases. If you are still testing source photos or refining the right family context image, 2K is the more efficient option. If you already have a strong result and need a print-ready output, 4K is the better fit.
Why pricing clarity matters
Creative AI products can feel expensive when the pricing page only shows package labels. FamilyGen makes the 2K and 4K generation cost explicit so users can predict how many attempts a pack is likely to cover before they buy.
Failure refund logic
If a generation fails because of a system-side issue, the corresponding credits are returned automatically. This is important because pricing confidence does not only come from the pack size. It also comes from understanding how downside risk is handled when something goes wrong.
Three common buying situations
Preparing a print or gift
Move to 4K only after the composition is already right and the next step is framing, printing, or saving a long-term keepsake.
Troubleshooting a failed attempt
If the failure is system-side, credits come back automatically; if the image just looks wrong, better inputs usually beat more retries.
Best next step
If you are still validating source-photo quality and scene direction, start with 2K. Once the result is already close to final and you need a print-ready file, move to 4K.
Learn More
Read the supporting pages before you buy more credits
These English pages explain how pricing connects to workflow quality, uploads, and what to do when a result is close but not finished.
How FamilyGen Works
Map credit spend to the actual workflow so you know when to retry and when to replace inputs.
Read workflowFrequently Asked Questions
Review refund, timing, privacy, and support answers that affect purchase confidence.
Read FAQFamily Photo Pricing Guide
Read the long-form pricing explainer focused on finished-image cost and downside risk.
Read guidePhoto Upload Tips
Improve inputs before you spend more credits on retries that weak photos will not rescue.
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