Pruna image edit is 1 credit
Pruna Image Edit is a 1-credit 4K instruction editor. Use it to retouch a locked still, not to invent a clip.
Pruna Image Edit is a 1-credit 4K instruction editor. Use it to retouch a locked still, not to invent a clip. Pruna Image Edit is PrunaAI, content type image, categories edit-image and image-to-image, 1 credit, discounted, 4K max output, requires an image, max references 5. The catalog line: efficiency-optimised instruction-based edits at the single-credit tier, compressed for speed — the economical pick for bulk retouch and iteration-heavy sessions. There is no duration list. Audio is empty. This page is the meter and the ceiling. It is not a Pruna video guide. PrunaAI P-Video is a different slug if you meant motion.
One credit is the whole point of the row. Teams skip it because 1 looks like a toy, then spend 8 credits on a Wan Pro Edit to delete a paper cup. The cup is a 1-credit job if the still is already locked.
One credit is the whole sticker
Read the card.
- ctype: image
- cats: edit-image, image-to-image
- credits: 1
- max output: 4K
- requires_image: true
- max_reference: 5
- aspects: 16:9, 3:2, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16
- styles listed: Realistic, Artistic, Anime
- features: Edit, Fast, Optimized
- durs: empty
Requires an image means there is no "describe a kitchen from scratch" on this slug. Upload the locked still. Write the change. If you do not have a source file, you wanted text to image, not Pruna.
4K on an edit row is easy to misuse. People treat a 4K retouch as "almost a video" and skip approval. It is still a still. Use the 4K listing when the plate might be printed, cropped, or sent to I2V. Use a cheaper look only if the card actually exposes a quality menu for the run; do not invent SD as a second product. The published ceiling is 4K. The published price is 1 credit. That combination is why the row exists: bulk retouch without opening a 15-credit editor for every speckle.
Five references are context for the edit, not a new identity hunt. Keep them on-model: the same SKU from another angle, a colour chip, a type sample. A random board will pull the still toward the board. The instruction still needs a where, a verb, and a keep list. "Clean it up" is how you restyle the face you already signed. "Remove the reflection on the left of the bottle; keep the label, the cap, and the crop" is an edit.
Qwen Image Edit 2511 is 3 credits for a similar instruction job with up to 6 references and no 4K badge on that card. Qwen Image Edit is 3 credits with a 4K listing and a listed strength at in-image type. Pruna is 1 credit with a 4K listing. Start here when the change is ordinary retouch and you will do it forty times. Move up when the change is type-in-image surgery or a long multi-step brief.
What a 4K edit row is for
Pruna is for:
- Bulk background cleanup on a locked packshot set.
- Object removal you can point at: the extra hand, the stray cup, the cable.
- Recolour of one named region when the rest of the frame must not drift.
- Iteration-heavy sessions where you will reject half the edits and still come in under a single 8-credit cousin.
Pruna is not for:
- A first generate. Empty source is a T2I row. Z Image Turbo is 1 credit and 4K if the job is a draft from a sentence.
- Any duration. Prompting 5 seconds produces a still of motion.
- Native audio. There is no video.
- Dense legal lettering as the test. If the failure mode is a flavour name, use a type-capable editor or composite real type. Do not assume 1-credit speed typesets a dieline.
- Identity-heavy wardrobe loops you would rather run on Nano Banana 2 (8 credits, T2I + I2I + edit). Pruna can try. Banana 2 is the iterate/edit Google still. Pick the loop you actually have.
A week of 1-credit edits is still a stills week. Forty retouches is 40 credits. Forty Hailuo 2.3 Fast clips at 28 credits each is a different budget and a different failure: motion that invents a new cup while it deletes the old one. Retouch the PNG. Then decide whether the PNG needs time.
Match aspect to the source. Generating a 9:16 edit of a 1:1 lockup is a crop, not a retouch. The aspects on the card are there so you can match, not so you can redesign the poster in the editor.
What it is not
It is not P-Video. If the launcher shows seconds, you left this slug.
It is not a cheap Flux Kontext. Flux Kontext is a 4-credit 4K edit-image row, context-aware, requires an image. Pay 4 when you wanted Flux coherence on a supplied frame. Pay 1 when you wanted bulk Pruna retouch.
It is not a substitute for locking the still. Editing a sketch forty times is how 1 credit becomes a lifestyle. Generate until you would print, then retouch. If nothing is printable, you are still in T2I. Pruna will faithfully polish a bottle you have not approved.
It is not captions. Type in a still is pixels. Type on a video is an editor. Add captions to video after motion exists.
Article 50 still applies to a realistic still of a real person if you publish it as a synthetic in scope. A 1-credit edit does not exempt the file. Read Article 50.
A week of retouch, not a week of clips
Monday: lock ten stills on a T2I row or from a camera. Kill eight.
Tuesday: Pruna on the two keepers. One change per run. If the label smears, stop and composite type; do not "try a more cinematic prompt."
Wednesday: if the deliverable is stills, you are done. If frame one must move, image-to-video. Hailuo 2.3 Fast is 6s / 10s at 28 credits. Omni Video is 4–10s at 9 credits. Veo 3.1 is 4 / 6 / 8 seconds at 40 credits when the shot is Veo. Animate the retouched file, not the pre-Pruna sketch.
Thursday: captions, crop, disclose.
Friday: do not open Pruna to add a camera move. There is no camera. There is a 4K PNG.
The test: can you point at the object and name the verb? If yes, 1 credit. If you cannot point, you do not have an edit. You have a new generate pretending to be cheaper.
Run the 1-credit 4K editor on the locked file, then sign up when the job is retouch, not a 5-second sentence taped to a PNG. Pruna stays 1 credit. It stays a still.
FAQ
Is the 1-credit price a trial of a video model?
No. Content type is image. P-Video is a different card. One credit is the list price of this stills editor, not a teaser for motion.
Can I generate a still on Pruna if I leave the image blank?
No. The card requires an image. Blank-page stills are a text-to-image slug. This slug is the change.
When should I skip Pruna for Qwen or Wan Pro Edit?
Skip it when the failure mode is in-image type (Qwen Image Edit, 3 credits, 4K) or a multi-reference Wan-family transform (Wan 2.7 Pro Edit, 8 credits). Stay on Pruna for ordinary bulk retouch at 1 credit.