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Overview

Reap uses a dual-credit system so you can use credits across projects and features more flexibly. Instead of locking minutes to one project, credits can be used wherever you need them most. This guide covers:
  • what media credits are
  • what AI credits are
  • how credits are consumed by different features
  • real usage examples

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1. Credit Types In Reap

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Media Credits

Media Credits are a shared pool measured in minutes. You can use them for:
  • Clipping
  • Captions
  • Reframing
  • Transcription
  • Audiogram
  • Editor processing

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AI Credits

AI Credits are tracked separately for more AI-intensive features:
  • AI Voiceovers (Text-to-Speech)
  • Multilingual Dubbing
  • Emoji Highlighter (inside the editor)

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2. How Media Credits Are Consumed

FeatureCredit usage
Clipping1 minute = 1 Media Credit
Captions1 minute = 1 Media Credit
Reframing1 minute = 2 Media Credits
Editor Processing1 minute = 2 Media Credits

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3. How AI Credits Are Consumed

FeatureCredit usage
AI Voiceover (TTS)1 generation = 1 AI Credit
Multilingual Dubbing2 minutes = 1 AI Credit

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4. Real Usage Examples

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Clipping

A 10-minute clip uses:
  • 10 × 1 = 10 Media Credits

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Captions

A 5-minute video uses:
  • 5 × 1 = 5 Media Credits

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Reframing

A 12-minute video uses:
  • 12 × 2 = 24 Media Credits

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Dubbing

A 10-minute clip uses:
  • 10 × 0.5 = 5 AI Credits

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5. Why This System Is More Flexible

  • credits are not stuck on one project
  • you can use them on any project
  • you can focus more credits on high-priority work
  • you avoid leaving unused minutes behind in older projects
If you want to reduce media-credit usage while clipping, use the time-frame slider to process only the section of the video you actually need.