Google Flow Credits Calculator
Calculate how many videos you can create with your Google Flow credits.
Select your Google AI plan or enter your available credits, then choose a video model to instantly estimate your maximum video generations.
Choose Your Google AI Plan
Select your plan to automatically calculate your available credits.
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AVAILABLE CREDITS
Credits available for video generation
Choose Video Model
Each model has its own credit cost per generated video.
Video quality
Video duration
Fixed generation cost
No duration or quality options for this model.
YOUR GOOGLE FLOW ESTIMATE
You can create up to
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Enter your available credits to calculate.
Pick a plan above or type your own credit balance.
Credit estimates are based on the generation costs configured in this calculator. Google Flow pricing, plans, models, and generation costs may change over time. Always verify the latest information in Google Flow before making purchasing decisions.
How Many Videos Can You Create?
Every generation option compared against your {{ creditsFmt }} available credits. The table updates instantly as you change your plan or credits.
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Video Generation Cost
What each Google Flow video model costs per generation.
Google Flow Image Generation
Image generation in Google Flow does not consume Flow credits. It is kept out of the video credit calculation above, so your estimate only reflects video generations.
0 credits per image generation.
How It Works
Choose your plan
Select your Google AI plan or enter your available credits.
Choose your video settings
Select a video model, quality, and duration where applicable.
See your estimate
Instantly see the maximum number of videos you can generate and your remaining credits.
Example Google Flow Credit Calculations
1,050 credits · Omni 1.1 Flash
360p · 8 seconds · 6 credits per video
175 videos
0 credits remaining
1,050 credits · Veo 3.1 Lite
Fixed cost · 10 credits per video
105 videos
0 credits remaining
1,050 credits · Veo 3.1 Quality
Fixed cost · 100 credits per video
10 videos
50 credits remaining
Frequently Asked Questions
Google Flow Credits Calculator
Google Flow credits are the generation currency behind AI video creation: every time you render a clip, a set number of credits leaves your balance. Because different models and settings consume very different amounts, it is hard to know how far a balance actually stretches. This Google Flow credits calculator turns that guesswork into a number — pick a plan, pick a model, and see exactly how many videos you can generate before you run out.
What Google Flow credits are
Credits are allocated by your Google AI plan. The Free tier starts with a small allowance, while paid tiers add a much larger monthly pool plus a recurring daily top-up. In this Flow credits calculator, the plan cards bundle both parts together — a base allocation and the daily free credits where they apply — so the "Available Credits" figure reflects what you can realistically spend on generations. If your real balance has drifted from the plan default, the "Enter My Credits" option lets you type the exact number instead.
How the calculator works
The maths is deliberately simple and completely transparent. The tool divides your available credits by the credit cost of one video and rounds down, because a partial render is not a video you can actually make. Whatever is left over is shown as remaining credits. Everything recalculates in the browser the moment you change an input — no account, no server, no waiting.
Why model selection changes everything
Model choice is the single biggest factor in your output volume. A lightweight model designed for fast drafts costs a fraction of a high-fidelity render, so the same balance can produce either a handful of polished clips or hundreds of quick iterations. That is why the Google Flow calculator shows a full comparison table rather than a single answer: seeing every option side by side makes the trade-off between quality and quantity obvious at a glance.
Duration and quality on Omni 1.1 Flash
Omni 1.1 Flash is the one variable-cost model here, and both of its settings move the price. Rendering at 360p keeps costs between 4 and 7 credits as the clip grows from 4 to 10 seconds. Switching to 720p roughly doubles the cost across the board, from 7 credits for a short clip up to 15 credits for a ten-second render. Longer and sharper output means more compute, and the credit cost tracks it directly — which is why the Google Flow credits estimator exposes duration and quality as explicit choices instead of hiding them behind an average.
How fixed-cost models work
The three Veo 3.1 tiers behave differently: each one charges a flat rate per video regardless of settings. Lite costs 10 credits, Fast costs 20, and Quality costs 100. Fixed pricing makes budgeting easy — multiply the number of clips you need by the tier's rate and you have your credit requirement. When you select one of these models, the duration and quality controls disappear, because they no longer change the result.
Why image generation is listed separately
Image generation does not draw from your video credit pool, so including it in the estimate would understate how many videos you can make. The image models are shown in their own section at 0 credits purely as a reference, keeping the video figure honest.
Estimating your total output
Most creators mix models across a project: cheap drafts to explore an idea, then a small number of expensive high-quality renders for the final cut. Use the comparison table to plan that split — check how many drafts your balance supports, subtract the credits your final renders will need, and run the numbers again with the custom credits field. Used that way, the Google Flow credits calculator becomes a budgeting tool rather than a one-off lookup.