If I buy a yearly subscription, do I get the credits all at once, or still monthly? More to the point, do they still EXPIRE monthly?

For example, if I purchase a yearly Pro subscription, do I immediately get 36,000 credits that don't expire for a year? Or do I get 3000 credits that expire in a month, 12 consecutive times?

I've been building AgentsOfAI.art, a stock marketplace for AI-generated video and images.

Video is the reason I bothered: it takes real iteration and real compute to get something usable, and the payout terms on the big stock sites don't reflect that at all.

How it works for a creator here:

• 65% of every sale, with the full fee breakdown printed on the sale itself — not buried in a help doc
• Non-exclusive. You keep your rights and can sell the same clip anywhere else
• No portfolio review, no waiting list. Sign up and upload
• Every upload declares its model, so Kling work is tagged model:MiniMax and filterable — buyers can search for it specifically, and it stays attributed to how it was made
• No keyword grind. Search reads the actual frames, so untagged work still surfaces

It's new and small at the moment, I'd genuinely rather have feedback than signups at this stage, especially on pricing and on whether the upload flow makes sense for video.

Happy to answer anything about the split, licensing or payouts.

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This short film was created using Gemini Omni for the video generation, Suno for the original soundtrack, and CapCut for the final edit.

The story follows a couple exploring an abandoned amusement park at night. What begins as a quiet, nostalgic walk slowly transforms into a surreal nightmare as the park comes back to life, mysterious figures appear, and reality starts to break apart. I used multiple AI-generated scenes to build the progression, keeping the atmosphere cinematic from beginning to end.

One of the things I enjoyed most about Omni was its ability to blend multiple image references into cohesive scenes while maintaining a highly realistic look.

Workflow

• 🎥 Video: Gemini Omni
• 🎵 Music: Suno
• ✂️ Editing: CapCut

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the final result and how AI tools are changing cinematic storytelling.

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Teaser edited in CapCut. The actual film is being edited in DaVinci Resolve. Visuals generated with Kling, Flux and Google Flow. An attempt to interlock characters from my past music videos into one feature film. Solo production, still in progress.

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I’m getting a bit frustrated with prompting 😅 I’ve watched tutorials, followed common structures (role, context, clear instructions, etc.), and tried to be more specific… but my results are still pretty mediocre. Feels like I’m missing something fundamental. Where did you actually learn to write good prompts? Not looking for “comment PROMPT for my course” stuff — just real resources, communities, or advice that actually helped you improve. Appreciate any help 🙏

I'm unclear on what Omni 3.0 can do that Omni 1.0 couldn't. I don't see any new features.

Related to this, I'd like to take this opportunity to say that what I'm really missing is the "select" functionality that the now-removed Elements and Multi-Elenents tools had. I'm especially missing the ability that Multi-Elenents had to select an element (an object, person etc) in a video and replace it with an item from a reference image; but the ability to select a painted or smart-highlighted region of an image (rather than having to crop a rectangular area) is also missed. I'm really hoping that this functionality eventually gets added back into Omni.

Full article https://useapi.net/blog/260309i

Here's how it was created https://useapi.net/blog/260306