Bulin 47 AI currently offers three output quality tiers: 480p for 45 credits, 720p for 90 credits, and 1080p for 180 credits per render. The right choice depends on whether you are testing a photo, preparing a normal social post, or need the largest available export.
480p: the practical testing option
480p is the standard starting point and the lowest-cost render tier. It costs 45 credits and is designed for short-form sharing on platforms such as TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
Choose 480p when:
- this is your first render with a new photo;
- you want to check face stability and subject placement;
- you are making a quick social post;
- you want to reduce the cost of testing.
The current interface presents the standard render as approximately 20 seconds, although actual processing time can vary.
720p: a larger social export
720p costs 90 credits per render. It can be useful when you want a larger file for editing, cropping, or sharing on a platform where the extra output size is helpful.
Choose 720p after you have confirmed that the source photo works well. Resolution increases the output size, but it does not change the basic template or repair a face that was already unstable at 480p.
1080p: the highest listed tier
1080p costs 180 credits per render and is the highest output tier currently listed for the workflow. It is the option to consider when the final video needs the largest available export and the source image has already produced a stable result.
Because it costs four times the 480p rate, it is usually more efficient to test the photo at 480p first. A successful test gives you more confidence before selecting the highest-cost export.
A simple decision table
| Your situation | Recommended starting point |
|---|---|
| Testing a new photo | 480p |
| Regular short-form sharing | 480p or 720p |
| Need a larger file for editing | 720p |
| Need the largest listed export | 1080p |
The current pricing page shows credit packs and consumption details. Credits are purchased in one-time packs rather than through a recurring subscription.
What quality settings do not change
The quality selector changes the output tier and credit cost. It does not turn the fixed workflow into a custom-prompt editor, change the prepared choreography, or guarantee that an unsuitable photo will produce a stable result. For better subject consistency, start with the photo selection guide and improve the input before increasing resolution.