Skiddee

Skiddee draws custom illustrations to match your script—not stock clips or talking-head avatars.

No. Skiddee draws fresh illustrations for every scene, so each video looks different because it follows your script.

Most videos take a few minutes. Bring an idea or script and Skiddee writes, illustrates, voices, and assembles it in one flow.

Yes. Skiddee gives you 1,500 free credits when you sign up, and credits never expire.

No. If you can type, you can publish. There’s no canvas, frame alignment, or editing software to learn.

Skiddee is free to start with 1,500 credits and no card. After that you can buy a one-time Top-up of 4,500 credits for $15, or take a monthly plan: Creator at $29 for 11,000 credits, Plus at $59 for 30,000 credits, Pro at $149 for 90,000 credits. All prices are in US dollars.

A credit is the unit Skiddee uses to meter video generation. Every video charges credits for the illustrations it draws, the narration it records and the final assembly, so a long script with many scenes costs more than a short one. As a guide, 4,500 credits make roughly 10 to 15 minutes of finished video.

Free signup credits and Top-up credits never expire. Monthly plan credits work differently: each plan grants a fresh allowance every month, and unused monthly credits do not roll over. Any Top-up credits you hold are kept and are only used after the monthly allowance runs out.

No. Skiddee works pay as you go: sign up, use the free credits, and buy a $15 Top-up whenever you need more, with no monthly charge. Monthly plans are optional and suit people who publish every week. You can switch between pay as you go and a plan from the Usage page in your account.

Any purchase, whether a $15 Top-up or a monthly plan, removes the Skiddee watermark from your videos and unlocks 2K resolution. Free accounts can make complete videos, but each one carries a Skiddee watermark.