Last updated: 2026-11-04
PavoAI is a browser-based generator for short video and stills with four connected models: Seedance 2.0 and Wan 2.7 produce five-second video at 720p or 1080p, while Nano Banana 2 and Seedream 4 produce images. One shared credit balance pays for both, and one-time credit packs never expire.
About PavoAI
PavoAI (pavoai.net) is a browser workspace for generating short AI video clips and still images from a text prompt or an uploaded photo. The site sells it as an all-in-one video studio, and its About page spells out what is live: video on Seedance 2.0 and Wan 2.7, images on Nano Banana 2 and Seedream 4, with clips capped at five seconds in 720p or 1080p.
It follows the pattern of other multi-model front ends: you pick a model, aspect ratio and quality, spend credits from one balance and download the result. Loova AI offers a wider model menu in the same pattern, as does Higgsfield. Others, among them Runway with its editor, Kling and the single-model Pika, sell their own models directly.
The homepage goes further than the About page. It names Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Sora 2 and many more models, plus editor, avatar, music and upscaling studios, while the pricing cards say all connected models number four and the About page says tools marked Planned are not available. Read it as a small working product with a larger roadmap, and open the model menu in the generator before paying.
The best fit is a marketer or solo creator who wants short product, social or ad-concept clips from one balance and prefers buying a one-time credit pack to holding a subscription. For other options, PixVerse is one place to start, and the wider AI video generators directory lists the rest. Luma's Dream Machine and the Vidu model are two more vendors that sell their own video models. Three Hokai guides cover the ground around it: what a second of AI video costs across models, which tools suit UGC-style ads and free photo-to-video options. For the image side, see free AI image generators. Plan prices and per-clip counts sit in the cost FAQ and the price notes.
Pricing
Monthly plans: Starter $19.90 (19,900 credits), Pro $59.90 (59,900 credits), Enterprise $99.90 (99,900 credits). On the vendor's counts a Starter month buys up to 110 Seedream 4 images or up to 6 Wan clips (five seconds each) from the same balance; Pro gives up to 332 images or 18 clips, Enterprise up to 555 images or 31 clips. Yearly billing is $238.80, $598.80 and $958.80, with annual credits granted upfront.
One-time Starter, Pro and Enterprise credit packs cost $9.90, $29.90 and $79.90 and never expire. New accounts get sign-up credits with no card. Per the vendor, exports are watermark-free and licensed for commercial use on every plan.
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| Tier | Monthly price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $19.90/mo | |
| Pro | $59.90/mo | |
| Enterprise | $99.90/mo |
Key Features
- Text and image to video: Turns a prompt or a photo into a five-second clip on the Seedance and Wan models, with aspect ratio and quality set per generation.
- Image generation: Produces stills on Nano Banana and Seedream, each with its own model-specific quality options.
- One shared credit balance: Image and video generation draw on the same credits, so a user splits one monthly allowance between stills and clips.
- Non-expiring credit packs: Three one-time packs are sold alongside monthly and yearly plans, and pack credits carry no expiry date.
- No watermark, commercial use: Exports carry no watermark and commercial use is allowed on every plan, according to the vendor.
- Prompt guides: Three blog guides cover cinematic prompt structure, UGC-style ad prompts and a head-to-head of Veo against Kling.
Pros
- Credits bought in a pack never expire, so an occasional user does not pay for months with no output.
- Plan cards publish image and clip counts per month, which lets a buyer work out the cost of a plan before signing up.
- The About page names the four models that are live and marks planned tools as unavailable, which is more candid than the homepage.
Cons
- Per-clip cost is almost flat across tiers: on the published clip counts all three plans land near $3.2 to $3.3 per five-second clip, so a bigger plan buys volume, not a discount.
- The homepage advertises 20+ models including Veo, Kling and Sora, but the About page lists four live models and the pricing cards cite four connected models.
- Marketing copy mentions 4K output and editor, avatar and upscaling studios, while the About page documents only five-second clips at the two lower resolutions and marks planned tools as unavailable.
- No company name, founders, documentation site or status page is linked from the site, and support is by email only.
- Yearly Starter billing equals twelve times the monthly price, so the yearly saving only shows up on Pro and Enterprise.
Data Handling
- Training-data policy
- The privacy policy does not say whether prompts or uploads are used to train models. It says prompts and uploaded media are forwarded to third-party model providers solely to return the generated result.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does PavoAI actually cost?
Monthly plans are Starter at $19.90 (19,900 credits), Pro at $59.90 (59,900 credits) and Enterprise at $99.90 (99,900 credits). Paying yearly costs $238.80, $598.80 and $958.80 respectively, while one-time packs run $9.90, $29.90 and $79.90 with no expiry. The vendor's own counts give a Starter month up to 110 Seedream images or up to 6 clips, which works out to roughly $3.2 to $3.3 per clip on every plan.
Is PavoAI free to use?
Not on an ongoing basis: no permanent free plan is listed. The homepage says new accounts start with 25 credits and no card. Going by the plan math of about 180 credits per Seedream image, 25 credits looks too small for a full generation, so expect to buy a pack to try it properly.
What should you use instead of PavoAI?
For Veo or Kling output today rather than later, [Higgsfield](/hub/tools/higgsfield) carries a larger model menu with character training. A planning canvas is the reason to try [Loova AI](/hub/tools/loova-ai). Runway is the route for an in-house model plus timeline editing, and Pika stays the simpler single-model choice for fast effect clips.
What separates PavoAI from Higgsfield?
On the evidence published, Higgsfield is the stronger pick for series work: it bundles several video models and adds Soul ID character training, while PavoAI documents four live models and five-second clips. PavoAI's case rests on the pay-once pack that never expires. Use it for occasional short clips and Higgsfield for repeat characters.
What does it take to start using PavoAI?
A short sign-up on pavoai.net with no card, after which the 25 starter credits appear in your balance. Open the video or image generator, pick a model, aspect ratio and quality, then write a prompt or upload a photo. The About page notes that generation requires credits, so a first real clip means buying a pack or plan.
Top Alternatives
- Higgsfield: Higgsfield wins on bundled video models and character-consistency training; PavoAI wins on a one-time pack with no expiry.
- Loova AI: Loova AI brings a planning canvas and a wider model menu; PavoAI brings a simpler prompt bar and non-expiring credits.
- Runway: Runway means in-house models and timeline editing; PavoAI means a small one-time balance spent on short clips.
- Kling: Kling directly suits users who need only one model; PavoAI suits users who want several video and image models on one balance.