Finger Snap is 22 credits; Mini Me and Pet Hip Hop share the 93 ceiling

Of 15 one-taps, Finger Snap is the preview floor at 22/43. Mini Me and Pet Hip Hop share the catalog ceiling at 93/136. They are start_template_run files that consume one still — not cloned workflows and not weekly prompts.

The templates catalog is fifteen formats. Each card shows a preview estimate and a full-quality estimate from src/data/templates.json. You attach the still the row asks for. The agent starts the run. You do not pick Veo versus Kling inside the object. You do not rewrite a scene list every Monday. Cost is the number on the card, shown before you run.

One still, one file

Run a one-tap AI video template is the named agent job. get_template lists the inputs. start_template_run starts when every required input is a hosted URL — usually a photo attached with the chat + button. A live card tracks the run. get_template_run and cancel_template_run support that card. You do not poll status in most cases. Output is that template’s finished video.

Fourteen of the fifteen rows take one required still. Red Carpet is the exception: person_1_image_url and person_2_image_url are both optional, with hosted default URLs, at 68/135. It is still one-tap. It is not a two-character workflow.

A one-tap AI video template is a photo in and a finished clip out is the capability writeup. This page is the floor, the ceiling, and the fifteen files. Each start_template_run is its own file. Closing the chat is not a cancel.

Floor and ceiling

Finger Snap is the cheapest one-tap: put your face on a character and animate them with a viral finger-snap transition. Input: user_image_url, labelled “Your photo,” required. Estimated cost: 22 preview, 43 full. That 22 is the catalog floor. A blank generate with a 400-word snap prompt is a different quote — the face will drift.

Mini Me turns the still into a boxed collectible vinyl figure on a desk — packaging, 3D-sculpt monitor, a product-reveal orbit. Input: your photo, required. Estimated cost: 93 preview, 136 full.

Pet Hip Hop turns a pet photo into a couch-sitting hip-hop star. Input: “Your pet photo,” required. Same estimates: 93 / 136. Those two rows share the catalog ceiling. There is no 200-credit one-tap on this shelf. If a card quoted more, you left /templates and entered a cloned workflow.

Most rows roughly double from preview to full. Two rows barely move: MJ Dance is 71/78, Dark Wings is 54/58 — draft-mode savings are a few credits. Use the floor when the post is the snap. Use the ceiling when the post is the vinyl orbit or the couch rap. Skip both when the post is a plot.

The fifteen

Sort order on the catalog, preview / full, required still:

1. Finger Snap — 22 / 43. Your photo. Catalog floor.
2. Mugshot — 26 / 50. Your photo.
3. Pet Hip Hop — 93 / 136. Your pet photo. Ceiling, tied with Mini Me.
4. Pet Eating — 68 / 135. Your pet photo.
5. Pretend To Sleep — 68 / 135. Your pet photo.
6. Red Carpet — 68 / 135. Two optional person stills, hosted defaults.
7. Sports Car — 68 / 135. Your photo.
8. Desert Stunt — 68 / 135. Your photo.
9. Forgotten Cartoon — 33 / 65. Field labelled “Your cartoon image” — a character still, not a selfie swap.
10. MJ Dance — 71 / 78. Your photo. Motion-controlled from the MJ reference clip, not a restyle you prompt.
11. Mini Me — 93 / 136. Your photo. Ceiling, tied with Pet Hip Hop.
12. Pet Mukbang — 64 / 128. Your pet photo.
13. Flaming Rider — 89 / 129. Your photo.
14. Tiger Hug — 49 / 98. Your photo.
15. Dark Wings — 54 / 58. Your photo.

Four pet rows consume an animal still and nothing else: Pet Hip Hop, Pet Eating, Pretend To Sleep, Pet Mukbang. Forgotten Cartoon is the 33/65 row whose field is not a face swap. Face-on, sharp, one subject. Starting before the photo is a hosted URL is a failed run.

Not a clone, not a weekly prompt

Cloning a public workflow is a different object. Recreate a viral template is recreate_public_template: scenes copied into your account, saved, not auto-run. Different cost shape. Lunchwell and Lumee live there. They are not 22-credit snaps. One-tap start_template_run does not clone a graph. It applies this format to this photo.

A weekly prompt is a generate. Pasting last week’s snap paragraph invents a face the upload never was. It will also not be the 22-credit Finger Snap object, or the 93-credit Mini Me / Pet Hip Hop object. Templates do not take a plot. Create a multi-scene AI movie is a different named job. If no template matches, generate. Do not run the ceiling “just to have motion.”

FAQ

Is Finger Snap the cheapest one-tap?

Yes. Of the fifteen, Finger Snap is 22 preview / 43 full. Mugshot is next at 26/50. Forgotten Cartoon is 33/65. Nothing on the shelf lists below 22.

Do Mini Me and Pet Hip Hop cost the same?

Yes. Both estimate 93 preview and 136 full. They share the catalog ceiling. They do not share a still: Mini Me wants your photo; Pet Hip Hop wants a pet photo. Wrong still, failed joke.

Can I rewrite the snap, the desk, or the couch every week?

Not as a one-tap. The format is fixed. A new generate with a rewritten prompt is a different object — different cost, different face risk, no template card. Weekly novelty is a new photo, not a new paragraph.

Is this the same as cloning a public workflow?

No. recreate_public_template copies a scene graph, saved, not auto-run. start_template_run consumes one still (Red Carpet: two optional) and returns that template’s finished clip. Do not mix the two in one estimate.