CrePal
CrePal is a video creation agent that plans and builds multi-scene videos from a text prompt. You describe an idea, and its Director agent writes the script, picks image and video models, generates scenes, adds music and voiceover, and exports a finished file. The product targets creators, marketers, and teams who want end-to-end video output without assembling clips in a traditional editor.
Unlike single-clip generators, CrePal coordinates models such as Seedance 2.0, GPT Image 2, Google Veo, Runway, Kling, Suno, PixVerse, and Vidu inside one project. It keeps characters, style, and pacing consistent across scenes and lets you steer edits through chat while a live task panel shows script and render progress.
CrePal 2.0 adds a Coding Mode beta where a coding agent writes production logic and motion graphics for formats like product demos, financial news, and explainers. Beginners can use hands-off AI Story Mode, while Director Mode exposes model, style, and scene controls for heavier projects.
Mini Apps handle focused workflows like Ad Remix product commercials, talking-avatar promos, PDF-to-video explainers, and template-based TikTok or YouTube shorts. Plus, Pro, and Max plans include 3,000 to 20,000 monthly credits, priority queues, and up to unlimited concurrent tasks.
Social creators, e-commerce sellers, agencies, and indie filmmakers use CrePal for ads, explainers, music videos, and campaign variants. Enterprise teams can contact sales for SSO, private deployments, and dedicated agent support.
Routes projects across Seedance 2.0, GPT Image 2, Veo, Runway, Kling, Suno, and more
Plus plan includes 3,000 credits per month with 3 concurrent tasks
Pro plan includes 8,000 credits per month with 10 concurrent tasks
Max plan includes 20,000 credits per month with unlimited concurrent tasks
Paid tiers include 20 Gemini Omni Flash generations per month
CrePal 2.0 Coding Mode beta builds motion graphics and coded video logic
Mini Apps cover Ad Remix, talking avatars, PDF explainers, and viral templates
Combines Seedance 2.0, GPT Image 2, Veo, Runway, Kling, and other models in one agent workflow.
Chat-based editing lets you refine pacing and style without manual timeline work.
Real-time task panel shows script, image, and video generation progress.
Mini Apps cover ads, talking avatars, PDF explainers, MVs, and highlight editing.
Free tier available before committing to a paid credit plan.
Add-on credit packs require an active paid membership.
Higher concurrency and premium model access sit behind Plus, Pro, or Max plans.
Coding Mode is still in beta and may change before general release.
Team and enterprise pricing requires contacting sales.
Does CrePal have a free plan?
Yes. CrePal offers a free plan with standard models and limited credits. Upgrading to Plus, Pro, or Max unlocks premium models, larger monthly credit pools, and higher concurrency limits.
Which AI models does CrePal support?
CrePal supports Seedance 2.0, GPT Image 2, Gemini Omni Flash, Google Veo, Runway, Kling, Suno, PixVerse, Vidu, Hailuo, and other image and video models. The Director agent picks combinations for each scene.
Can CrePal make a full video from a short prompt?
Yes. CrePal can expand a single sentence into a script, storyboard, scenes, transitions, music, and a finished multi-scene video with consistent characters and visual style.
How do CrePal credits work?
CrePal runs on credits consumed during generation tasks. Plus includes 3,000 credits per month, Pro includes 8,000, and Max includes 20,000. Paid members can also buy add-on credit packs from the dashboard.
What payment methods does CrePal accept?
CrePal accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and Alipay. Checkout also supports Link by Stripe for one-click payments.
Can I buy add-on credits without a paid plan?
No. CrePal only sells add-on credit packs to members on a paid plan. Free users can upgrade first or earn credits through friend invites, up to five successful referrals.
What is CrePal Coding Mode?
CrePal Coding Mode is a CrePal 2.0 beta feature where a coding agent writes production logic, builds motion graphics, and renders polished videos end to end for demos, news, and explainers.

