Every model on Photoshoot.si draws from the same credit balance, but not every model costs the same. The price depends on the model you pick and how many images you ask for. This post explains how a price is counted, what a Full shoot costs and where to check the number before you spend anything.

One rule: a price per image

Every model has a fixed number of credits per image. That covers the photoshoot and headshot models, the product models, the edit models, the upscaler, the background remover and face swap.

  • One image costs the model's price per image.
  • Several images in one run cost the price per image times the number you ask for, on models that return more than one per run.
  • A Full shoot costs the price per image times the number of looks.

Your uploads, the tool you use and the settings you pick do not change the price. Only the model and the number of images do.

A budget model and a premium model side by side

Nano Banana is the default on most photoshoot and headshot tools. It is fast and keeps faces consistent.

Nano Banana Pro is in the same model menu on those tools. It is sharper and costs more per image, so it is the one to use for the final version of a look you already like.

Switching between them keeps your photos and settings. Only the price on the Generate button changes.

Full shoots

On tools with a set of looks, Full shoot generates one image per look with the same photos and the same model. If a tool has six looks and you pick Nano Banana, the shoot costs six Nano Banana images. The total is shown on the button before you press it, the credits are taken once for the whole shoot, and any look that fails is refunded on its own while the rest of the shoot is kept.

Tip

To spend less while you experiment, generate a single image first and check the likeness. Run the Full shoot once you know the photos and the model work for you.

Where to check the price

The credit price appears on every model page, in the model menu inside the studio, on the Generate button and on the Full shoot button. Nothing is charged until you press one of them, and failed jobs are refunded automatically. For what a monthly plan buys on different models, see what 8,000 credits buy.