The 6-second cut gets to the reaction.
The short version uses a smaller excerpt of the scene and its matching recorded dialogue. Choose it when the joke is your cat, dog or your own face suddenly appearing as the pickup driver. It works as a compact reaction without needing the whole exchange to explain the idea.
A 6-second generation costs 10 credits. If you want to make separate versions with two different photos, that is two tasks and 20 credits in total. The short option reduces the cost of each attempt; it does not guarantee a better likeness or more accurate mouth movement.
The 11-second cut lets the exchange play out.
The full option uses the complete 11-second reference template selected for this site, including its longer dialogue and gestures. Choose it when the back-and-forth is part of the joke, or when your audience needs a little more of the scene to recognize the meme.
“Full” refers to this selected template, not the entire original social-media upload. It costs 20 credits per generation. You do not receive a separate 6-second export with the same purchase, although you can download the full MP4 and trim your own copy in an editor.
Should I choose 9:16 or 16:9?
Both options accept one driver photo, include the matching template audio and produce a 720p MP4. Choose 9:16 for a tall phone composition or 16:9 for a wider view of the pickup scene. Frame shape does not change the credit cost, and neither option adds a site watermark.
A landscape export does not include a second portrait file. Cropping it later may hide a gesture or part of the face, so choose your intended frame before generating. Neither length guarantees likeness or perfect lip sync; watch the downloaded MP4 and leave the face clear if you add a caption in an editor.
How far does a credit pack go?
Starter costs $9.99 USD for 20 credits: two 6-second videos or one 11-second video. You can also mix lengths across a larger balance. For example, 60 credits covers six short videos, three full videos, or two short plus two full videos.
These are alternative ways to spend the same balance, not extra videos bundled together. Every new generation consumes credits. Confirmed failed generations return charged credits; a completed video that you simply dislike does not automatically qualify as a failed task.