ThinkGIF Pricing

You buy a pack once and each GIF uses a fixed number of credits. The cost is shown next to the generate button before you start, and nothing renews on its own.

Yes. After you sign in, your first preview is free: 4 square frames, with a watermark, to view only. The animated text and sliding text tools are free too, with no sign-in and no watermark.

One looping GIF of up to 16 frames, with no watermark. Download it as it is, or compressed for Discord, WhatsApp or X.

Pick by how many GIFs you plan to make. $4.99 covers 20 GIFs, $9.99 covers 50 and $19.99 covers 110, and every pack works on every style.

No. Credits never expire. Your balance is shown in your account and you can use it whenever you like.

No. Most people make a GIF when they need one, so you pay for GIFs you actually make and never have to remember to cancel anything.

Yes. You can buy another pack at any time and the new credits are added to your balance.

A GIF that fails to generate does not use your credits; they go back to your balance automatically, and you can try again.

Try one subject and one movement in the prompt, which gives the cleanest loop. If a finished GIF still looks wrong, contact us at support@thinkgif.com with the link and we will look at it.

Yes, for unused packs. If you have not used any credits from a pack, you can ask for a full refund within 14 days of buying it. The refund policy explains how to ask.

Yes. ThinkGIF pricing is the same everywhere and is charged in US dollars. If your card is in another currency, your bank converts the amount at its own rate and may add its own fee.

You pay by card or a wallet that Stripe supports in your country, through Stripe checkout. Prices are in US dollars. We never see or store your full card number.

The charge will appear as ZEROSHOTAI* ThinkGIF (some banks shorten it). It is a single one-time charge for the pack you picked.

Yes, to make AI GIFs or buy credits. Signing in ties your credits to you and keeps your finished GIFs in one place for 30 days, so you can download them again from any device.

No. Every AI GIF costs the same 10 credits, whichever options you choose. You can pick square, wide or tall, 4, 9 or 16 frames, and any speed, and the cost stays the same. That makes it easy to work out how many GIFs a pack gives you, because the answer does not change with your settings. It also means you can pick the options that suit the idea rather than the ones that cost the least.

The free preview is there so you can see what the generator does with your idea before you buy anything. It is 4 square frames with a watermark, and it is for viewing only. A paid GIF can run up to 12 frames, comes in square, wide or tall, has no watermark and is yours to download. Each account gets one free preview.

It depends on how you use them. If you want a handful of reaction GIFs for a group chat or a one-off post, 20 GIFs is usually plenty, and $4.99 is a low-risk way to start. If you make GIFs for a channel or a small community every week, 50 leaves room to try a few versions of each idea. If GIFs are a regular part of your work, 110 brings the cost of each one down to $0.18, the lowest of the three packs. It is worth allowing for a retry or two, since a small change to the prompt often gives a better loop.

The larger the pack, the less each GIF costs: $0.25 per GIF on the $4.99 pack, $0.20 on the $9.99 pack and $0.18 on the $19.99 pack. Because credits never expire, the larger pack costs you nothing extra if it takes a while to use up. If you are not sure yet, start small: you can always buy another pack later and the credits simply add to your balance.

Your finished GIFs stay in your account for 30 days and the free text tools keep working. To make another AI GIF you need at least 10 credits, and the generator shows you the packs when your balance is too low. Nothing is charged automatically, because ThinkGIF never takes payment unless you choose a pack and complete checkout yourself.

No. The animated text and sliding text tools run in your browser, so they use no credits, need no account and add no watermark. Use them when you want words moving on a plain or coloured background. Use the AI generator, which is what credits pay for, when you want a scene or a subject drawn from your description.

No. Once a GIF is finished you can download it as it is, or shrink it for Discord, WhatsApp or X at no extra cost. Compressing does not use credits, and you can try a different size from the same GIF if the first one does not fit where you want to post it.