Subscription plans
An overview of your different options
New: Try the simplified Video Colorization with our partner Nerual Love.
Note: Register to the Palette Video API here
Video credits:
1 Credits per SD video frame
2 Credits per Full-HD video frame
3 Credits per 4K video frame
1 Credits for one call to the prompt API
Video Pricing overview
Ultra
67,500
$0.0013
5
$89
Mega
180,000
$0.001
7
$189
Costs per video minute in dollar
Ultra
$1.98
$3.15
$4.74
Mega
$1.58
$2.4
$3.6
You can combine say SD and 4K video frames, but if you download all in one format, here is how many minutes of footage you get for each format.
Ultra
45 min
22.5 min
15 min
Mega
120 min
60 min
40 min
QPS stands for Queries Per Second, which is a metric used to measure the rate of requests or transactions being made to a server or system. It quantifies the number of queries or requests being processed per second by an API or application.
Video Frame Size
SD: 640x480
Full-HD: 1920x1080
4K: 3840x2160
Note: the aspect ratio can be different, it only limits the total amount of pixels, for example 4K can be 3840x2160 or 2160x3840.
Endpoints
Video Frame Endpoints:
[POST] /colorize_video_frame_with_prompt
[POST] /colorize_video_frame_with_reference_image
[POST] /generate_video_frame_prompt
The Image Colorization API includes four endpoints, while the Video Colorization API provides three. An additional endpoint is available in the Image API to facilitate easier integration with apps. The /colorize_image_with_auto_prompt_base64 endpoint returns the image in base64 format, making it simple to display the result on the client side. Additionally, a caption field is returned if you wish to utilize the prompt that generated the colorization.
In the Image API, an automatic prompt and image can be generated simultaneously. However, with the Video API, you must first generate the prompt, and then use the prompt and image to create the colorized result. The Video API is designed to reuse prompts and reference images, reducing server load.
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