Palix AI generates across three modalities from one interface: text-to-image and image-to-image, text-to-video and image-to-video, and text-to-music producing royalty-free tracks. It routes through Sora, the Nano Banana variants, Qwen Image and Seedance among others, shows the credit cost of each generation before you run it, and grants commercial rights on everything produced.
Showing the credit cost per generation before committing is the small honesty that makes a credit system usable. The standard arrangement hides the fact that the good model costs six times the default one until the balance is gone, and a user who can see the price of each run can actually budget across a project.
The offsetting detail is on the same page and needs stating: **credits expire one month after purchase**. That undoes much of what the per-generation transparency buys, because creative work arrives in bursts and a month is short enough that unused balance is a real cost rather than a theoretical one – several tools reviewed alongside this one make non-expiring credits a selling point. New users get free credits to start, no rates are published on the landing page, and no company entity is named.
