PicoBerry runs on credits. Every generation — image, 3D, remesh, texture, or animation — spends credits based on how much work it takes.
How credits work
- Each new account starts with free credits, so you can try every mode before choosing a plan.
- Heavier jobs cost more — a PB Ultra 3D model with a 4K texture costs far more than a single image. The exact cost of each model and option appears in the model picker and on the Generate button.
- Your remaining balance is always shown at the top of the workspace.
When you run low, upgrade your plan or buy a credit pack.
Plans
PicoBerry offers a free tier plus paid plans (Starter · Pro · MAX). Higher tiers improve:
- Monthly credits — a larger allowance each cycle.
- Higher-quality AI models — Free includes Nano Banana for images and PB Slim for 3D; paid plans unlock the full lineup.
- Queue priority and concurrency — higher priority and more jobs running at once.
- Downloads and collections — unlimited downloads (Free has a monthly limit) and unlimited collections.
For exact prices, monthly credit amounts, and the features in each plan, see the Pricing page.
Credit packs
Separate from a plan, you can buy a one-time credit pack whenever you need one. It's handy for topping up during a busy stretch without changing your subscription.
Credit expiry
Credits come in types, and some have a validity period. Bonus and promotional credits may carry an expiry date, while paid-plan subscription credits refresh each billing cycle. You can see upcoming expirations and your balance by type under Credit Balance in your account.
Team sharing (MAX)
A MAX subscription can be shared with your team: the owner invites up to three teammates, so the whole group works under one subscription at no extra cost. The owner manages billing and invitations from their account. See MAX Team Sharing for the full guide.
For larger studios, a dedicated multi-seat plan is on the way — reach out if you need more than four seats.