Is I Wanna Love You AI Free? The Real Cost

The short answer is no. This site does not give away free credits, signup bonuses, daily check-ins or trial renders. Every video is paid for with credits you bought. This page explains what it costs and why the free version does not exist.

The prices, in one table

| What you get | Credits | One-time pack that covers it | | ----------------- | ------: | ------------------------------------- | | 480p · 12s video | 10 | Single — $9.90 | | 720p · 12s video | 30 | Duo Pack — $19.90 | | 1080p · 12s video | 60 | Party Pack — $39.90 (40 credits left) |

One-time credits never expire. There are also four monthly and four yearly plans; they lower the price per video if you post often, but you never need a subscription to make one clip.

Why there is no free tier

Video generation costs real money upstream. Every render is a paid model call, plus storage and bandwidth. Free credits do not create free videos; they create a bill that someone has to cover.

The fleet has measured what happens when a site gives credits away: bulk account creation, scripts that drain the budget, and a queue full of zero-value traffic before a single paying customer arrives. The result is not “growth”; it is a subsidy for people who were never going to buy. Removing the free tier is the least exciting growth decision and the one that keeps the site online.

There is also a fairness argument. A free trial funded by paying customers means the people who buy are subsidising the people who do not. Per-render pricing keeps the cost where it belongs: on the render.

What happens if a render fails

You get the credits back automatically. A task that never produced a video does not keep your money. A clip refused by the content check is refunded too.

That is different from “a render you do not like”. If the model produced a video and you simply do not want to post it, the credits were spent. This is why the cheap 480p test exists: spend 10 credits to find out whether the photo and the routine work together before buying the 720p version.

Which pack should you buy first?

If you are testing the tool: the Single pack, $9.90 for 10 credits, covers one 480p render. It is the cheapest way to see whether the routine suits your photo.

If you already know you will post: the Duo Pack, $19.90 for 30 credits, covers one 720p render. That is the normal choice for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

If you want a master file or plan to make several: the Party Pack, $39.90 for 100 credits, covers three 720p renders or one 1080p plus spare credits. It is the most popular pack for a reason: it is the first one where the per-video price drops meaningfully.

What “free” usually means in this category

When a competing tool advertises free video generation, one of these is usually true:

• Watermark. The free version is watermarked, and removing it costs money.
• Queue priority. Free renders are deprioritised so heavily that the wait is the real price.
• Upsell. The first render is free, but the export, the HD version or the download costs.
• Subsidy. The free tier is funded by a subscription you have not noticed yet.

None of those is necessarily dishonest, but none of them is free either. Our choice is to show the price up front and not pretend otherwise.

Do I need an account to pay?

No. You can pay with an email address and receive a private delivery link. If you later sign in with the same address and a six-digit code, the credits and the video are already attached to the account.

That matters for people who want one clip and do not want another account. It also means the email address is the receipt: keep the delivery email, because the link is the access key.

The bottom line

A 12-second I Wanna Love You AI video costs 10 credits at 480p, 30 at 720p or 60 at 1080p. The cheapest entry is $9.90. There is no free trial, no signup bonus and no daily credit. If that is a dealbreaker, this is not the right tool; if you want a clear price and a render that actually runs, it is.

For the workflow, read how to make the video. For the photo that gives you the best chance of a usable first render, read the photo guide.