Crreo turns a script or a short idea into a narrated video, and the longest clip you can export depends on the plan.
The length comes from the script, or from a duration you pick
Crreo is a long-form video maker. The share image shows two buttons: Auto Script and Manual Script. The sample prompt in that box is a home guide to sparkling wine, from vines in the backyard through fermentation and bottling. In the video-maker tutorial, Auto Script takes a short idea and expands it to the duration you select. The choices listed there are 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, and 30 minutes. A pasted script sets the length itself. They estimate about 600 words for a 4-minute video, and about 1,500 words for 10 minutes. The script page says the highest plan accepts up to 15,000 characters, which they call enough for 30 minutes, and the free plan accepts up to 1,000 characters.
Editing is split. On the storyboard you change scene images. On the timeline you change motion, voiceover, and music scene by scene, without regenerating the whole video. The plan still caps how long that video is allowed to be.
What the pricing page actually allows
The pricing page is showing annual prices. Start is $9 a month, billed annually at $108, listed against $168. That plan is 60 minutes of video a month, 10 minutes per video, and 60 minutes of speech, on Kine 3.2 at 720p and the Kalo M image model, with no watermark. Grow is $18 a month, $216 a year against $348: 120 minutes a month, 15 minutes per video, Kalo L, photo characters, and a saved character library. Pro is $29 a month, $348 a year against $588: 240 minutes a month, still 15 minutes per video, Kine 3.2 at 1080p, Kalo XL, and Voxu Actor with 30 voices. Ultra is $45 a month, $540 a year against $948: 480 minutes a month, 30 minutes per video, and early access to new features. The FAQ says the yearly price is the same plan for less, up to 43 percent off. Its examples are Pro from $49 a month down to $29, and Ultra from $79 down to $45. A script page says paid plans run from $14 to $79 a month.
- Free, on the comparison table, is one video up to 30 seconds, granted once. The one-time allowance is 15 scenes, 15 images, and 1,500 characters of speech. It does not refill. The watermark stays. Use is personal or non-commercial, and a published video needs a visible credit to Crreo.
- Parallel jobs are 1 on Free and Start, 2 on Grow, 3 on Pro, and 4 on Ultra.
- On a paid plan the allowance resets each billing cycle, and unused time does not carry over. A one-time top-up does carry over. The page does not print top-up prices.
- Paid plans include commercial rights for one creator. Teams, agencies, schools, and larger organizations need a separate business license. The contact is [email protected].
- Grow and Pro have a 7-day trial. They email a reminder 2 days before it renews. There is a 14-day money-back guarantee on the last payment if you write within two weeks. Upgrades start immediately. Downgrades and cancellations wait until the period ends.
The homepage and the tutorial still describe an older lineup
The homepage says free videos run up to 1 minute on Kine 1.1, with standard voices and text characters, and that watermark-free export is a reason to upgrade. It says Grow unlocks Kine 2.2 and photo characters, and Pro unlocks Kine 3.1 at 1080p. The pricing table says the listed plans use Kine 3.2. Free, Pro, and Ultra are at 1080p. Start and Grow are at 720p. That table also gives Free the Kalo XL image model. The FAQ on the same pricing page says Kine 3.2 at 1080p is for Pro and Ultra, Kine 3.2 at 720p is on every plan, and Kine 3.1 Fast at 1080p is also on Pro and Ultra.
The comparison table lists Voxu Actor on Free, Pro, and Ultra. The Pro card is the first plan card that adds those 30 voices. The same table lists Free as text and photo characters, and Start as text only. The homepage says the free plan uses text characters. The tutorial still caps Free at 1 minute and lists a free speech allowance of 5 minutes, about 5,000 characters. The pricing table says 1,500 characters, once. The help center's duration list matches the pricing table: 30 seconds, then 10 minutes, 15, 15, and 30.
No person named on the about page
The about page names no founder. It says Crreo is a member of the NVIDIA Inception Program. The address is 315 Montgomery Street, Suite 900, San Francisco, CA 94104. Mail goes to [email protected], and the site links a Discord. The pricing page says 110,000+ creators. The three quotes there are labeled by niche, not by name: a new YouTuber in spirituality, a part-time YouTuber in horror fiction, and a part-time history creator.