Understanding ColorBliss credits

Credits are the currency you use to generate images on ColorBliss. Each creation costs a certain number of credits based on the model and settings you choose.

How credits work

Every time you create content on ColorBliss, credits are deducted from your account:

• Basic text-to-image generations cost 1 credit
• More advanced models (like high-resolution or detailed styles) cost between 3 and 30 credits
• Each plan comes with a monthly allocation of credits

Your available credits are shown at the top of your dashboard, along with how many you've used and how many remain.

Monthly credit allocation

Each plan includes a monthly credit allocation:

• Starter: 250 credits per month
• Hobby: 500 credits per month
• Artist: 1,000 credits per month
• Business: 5,000 credits per month
• Ultra: 10,000 credits per month

Plus, each plan includes bonus credits for experimentation and retries.

Credit packs (one-time purchases)

If you need extra credits without changing your subscription, you can buy a credit pack. Credit packs are one-time purchases. They add credits to your account right away and do not change your plan tier.

Subscriptions vs credit packs

Your subscription gives you recurring monthly credits at a lower effective cost per credit. Credit packs are useful when you run out mid-project, need a short burst of credits, or want a top-up without upgrading your plan. Both types of credits work the same way when you create pages.

Available packs

• Starter pack: 500 credits for $25
• Creator pack: 1,000 credits for $45
• Pro pack: 2,000 credits for $80

For step-by-step purchase instructions, see Buy credit packs.

How purchased credits behave

• Purchased credits do not roll over like plan credits. They follow their own expiration rules.
• Purchased credits expire 6 months after purchase.
• ColorBliss spends credits automatically in this order: plan credits first (including rollover), then purchased credits.
• If you pause your subscription, purchased credits stay usable while plan and rollover credits are frozen.
• If you cancel your subscription, active purchased credits remain available until they expire.

Credit rollover system

Unused credits on eligible plans don't disappear at the end of your billing cycle. Our rollover system lets you save unused credits for future use.

Which plans include rollover?

• Starter: No rollover (unused credits expire at the end of each billing period)
• Hobby: Credits roll over
• Artist: Credits roll over
• Business: Credits roll over
• Ultra: Credits roll over

Rollover limits by plan

Each plan has a maximum rollover bank capacity:

• Hobby: Can bank up to 1 month of credits (500)
• Artist: Can bank up to 2 months of credits (2,000)
• Business: Can bank up to 3 months of credits (15,000)
• Ultra: Can bank up to 3 months of credits (30,000)

Once you reach your rollover limit, any additional unused credits will expire.

Viewing your rollover credits

You can see your rollover credits in the dashboard. Look for the Rollover bank section in your credits display. This shows:

• Current rollover balance
• Maximum rollover limit for your plan

Note: If you're on the Starter plan, you won't see a rollover bank since credits don't roll over.

What happens when changing plans

When you upgrade or downgrade:

• Your rollover credits are preserved
• The new plan's rollover limit applies immediately
• If your rollover balance exceeds the new limit, you won't lose credits, but won't accumulate more until you're below the limit
• If you downgrade to the Starter plan, your existing rollover credits will remain available until used, but no new credits will roll over
• Purchased credits from credit packs are not affected by plan changes

What happens when canceling

If you cancel your subscription:

• Your plan credits remain active until your current billing period ends
• After that, standard and rollover credits expire
• Active purchased credits from credit packs remain available until they expire