“No-limit” image to video AI page does not mean free use

A common source of confusion is that marketing language in a URL can be easily over-read. It clarifies that the "no-limit" in the image to video AI page slug is not a billing claim but a flexibility claim about motion prompts. The page allows users to write and test a prompt without login, and some models include a free attempt, after which credits are used and the price is shown before generation. The page does not publish credit-pack prices, monthly subscription rates, or a guaranteed number of free clips per day, so those numbers should be treated as unknown unless they appear in the workspace at the moment of generation. A practical suggestion is offered to keep experiments small: upload a still you have the right to use, write one main action and optionally one camera move, choose a model, and check the on-screen price or free-attempt state before generating. "No-limit" does not mean every prompt will be accepted, as each model applies its own content rules.