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# How credits work

Selvette uses one credit wallet for storefront try-on, Studio Create, Live AR, and video.

## Current action costs

| Action                           | Credits |
| -------------------------------- | ------: |
| Image try-on                     |       2 |
| Full-body or on-model generation |       5 |
| Live AR session                  |       1 |
| 360° video or Studio reel        |      15 |

The current costs also appear under **Account → Usage**. Check that screen before a large campaign because the in-product values are the billing source of truth.

## Monthly credits and packs

Recurring plans grant credits each cycle. Purchased credit packs sit on top of that balance.

Selvette spends:

1. monthly credits first; then
2. credit packs, starting with the pack that expires soonest.

Expired pack credits no longer count toward the available balance. A one-time free bundle does not reset.

## Shared balance

Studio Create and every connected store draw from the same wallet. Usage from one storefront reduces the balance available to the others.

Open **Account → Usage** to see credits used, credits left, reset information, action costs, and recent generations.

Next: [Plans and feature access](/credits-and-billing/plans-and-features.md)


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