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Published on June 15, 2026

Is Animated Drawing Free? Prices, Credits, and Downloads

Animated Drawing runs in your browser, but generation is paid. See the first-purchase price, Moment packs, and what saving and downloading include.

Animated Drawing does not currently offer a free generation trial or credits for signing up. You can browse the website without paying, but creating a video requires account credits.

The app works in a browser, so there is no software download to buy or install first. That is different from a free video-generation allowance.

What does one Moment cost?

The regular first-purchase price is $3.99 for one Moment for eligible accounts, which adds 10 credits to your account. Each Moment is a five-second, 1080p video with sound.

The regular packs are one-time purchases:

  • 3 Moments: $9.99 — 30 credits, about $3.33 per Moment.
  • 6 Moments: $18.99 — 60 credits, about $3.17 per Moment.
  • 12 Moments: $36.99 — 120 credits, about $3.08 per Moment.

There is no subscription. The first-purchase option is only for an eligible account's first purchase; the regular pack prices also apply to later purchases.

Check the amount shown before paying for any current offer and applicable tax. The prices above are the regular prices.

Choose your image

Does paying start the video?

No. Payment adds credits to your account. You then confirm generation separately.

You can use the same image, switch to another, or come back later. The purchase is not tied to the photo you happened to have open at checkout.

Existing account credits remain available. If you already have a balance, you do not need to buy the first-purchase option just to use it.

Are saving and downloading extra?

A successful new Moment is saved to your account automatically. There is no separate Keep charge, and downloading that video is included.

Saving in Moments and downloading are different actions: the first keeps it available in your account; the second saves the video to your device when you choose to do so.

The price covers one generated video from one image. It does not include unlimited alternatives or free additional generations until you find a favorite.

What if generation fails?

If a technical failure prevents the job from completing, its held credits are returned. That is different from a completed video whose creative interpretation is not what you hoped for.

If you need help with a purchase or a completed result, contact support. See the Terms for the applicable terms. We do not promise an unlimited satisfaction-based redo allowance.

Choose a useful first image

Pick an image with a subject you can see clearly, and keep the parts you care about in the frame. A tiny face, heavy glare, or a body hidden behind text gives the video less visible information to work with.

For an old family picture, see how to prepare an old photo. For a sketch on paper, see how to animate a drawing online.

Choosing an image does not charge you; confirm the purchase and generation only when you are ready.

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Continue reading

  • How to Use Animated Drawing: Choose, Create, and SaveA practical walkthrough of choosing an image, signing in, buying credits, confirming generation, and saving your five-second Moment.
  • One Image, Several ReturnsHow to revisit a saved Moment, use private Like, download or share it, and choose a new image when you want to create again.

Explore these photo ideas

  • A monochrome group photograph with people arranged in several rows.Old photosA familiar face. A photo you’ve kept. Spend another moment with it.
  • A complete yellow dragon drawing on a white background.Drawings and artworkA sketchbook page. A painting you keep nearby. Give one finished image a little time beyond the frame.
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