What counts as one project

Score to Video charges by the project, not by the export. Once you know what a project is, it’s clear why you can refine a video as many times as you want for a single credit.

A project is a pair of files

A project is the one PDF and one recording you imported. Spend a credit on that pair once, and it’s unlocked for good:

• Every export of that pair is free, in 720p, 1080p, or 4K.
• Adjust the crop, redo the sync, change the style, and export again as often as you like.
• An unlocked project never locks again, and unused credits never expire.

When does it become a new project?

Swapping in a different PDF or a different recording starts a new project, which needs its own credit. The studio always warns you before that happens, so you never spend a credit by accident.

A project is defined by its exact pair of files. Same pair → same project → free exports. Different file → new project.

Why it works this way

It keeps pricing fair. What you’re paying for is the master: the badge-free 1080p or 4K video of one specific performance. Once you’ve paid for that performance, polishing it shouldn’t cost more.

See the current credit packs in the pricing section of the home page.