Use and offer Recreate prompts
Understand the optional prompt unlock and the costs of creating your own version.
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In this lesson
- Recognise eligible Auto films
- Separate a prompt purchase from generation costs
Choose whether to offer your prompt
Recreate is available only for eligible films produced with Rush Auto. When submitting, the creator chooses whether to allow the Recreate prompt for 100 credits. The default is Not allowed. External films do not receive the option, and permission to show a public preview is separate from permission to offer a recreation prompt.
The reusable brief is a starting point for a new production, similar to using a template. It is not a promise to reproduce the exact performances, images or finished film. Do not offer material you lack the rights to share, and do not include private personal information in a public-facing prompt.
Know what the purchase covers
The Recreate action shows the 100-credit prompt cost. Once an account has purchased that same prompt, it should not be charged the prompt fee again on a later use. That unlock is distinct from the cost of generating a new film: review the new production’s settings and estimate before accepting its paid work.
Adapt the brief to your own characters, purpose and permissions. Buying a prompt does not transfer another creator’s copyright, actor licences, music rights or identity rights. Check any references and licensed assets separately. A strong recreation uses the structure as a tool, then makes deliberate creative choices.
Put it into practice
Write a short reusable brief from your own original idea, without personal information or unlicensed identities. List what a new creator would still need to choose and pay for.
- The creator’s permission is explicit and optional
- You distinguish the one-time prompt unlock from each new generation