Plans & pricing
Adobe Firefly Standard vs Pro vs Pro Plus vs Premium
Adobe Firefly Standard ($9.99), Pro ($19.99), Pro Plus ($49.99) and Premium ($199.99) give 2,000 to 50,000 generative credits a month. All four include unlimited standard images; only Premium adds unlimited use of the Firefly Video Model.
UpdatedOctober 26, 2026
In short
Firefly Standard costs $9.99 a month for 2,000 generative credits, Pro $19.99 for 4,000, Pro Plus $49.99 for 10,000 and Premium $199.99 for 50,000. All four include unlimited standard image features, so the lasting reasons to move up are more premium output (video, audio, Firefly Image 5 and partner models) and, from Standard to Pro, Adobe Express Premium and Photoshop on the web and mobile. Premium is the only plan with unlimited use of Adobe's own video model. Adobe's current offer also gives Pro Plus a first year of unlimited generations on most models, and Premium the same on video models such as Veo 3.1 Fast and Kling 3.0.
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Adobe's video counts assume 540p, and every column shares one pool
Adobe translates each plan's credits into typical monthly output:
| Standard | Pro | Pro Plus | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Five-second videos | up to 20 | up to 40 | up to 100 | unlimited (Firefly Video Model) |
Video and audio translation | 6 min | 13 min | 33 min | 166 min |
Sound effects | 200 | 400 | 1,000 | 5,000 |
Music | 100 min | 200 min | 500 min | 2,500 min |
The video counts hold at 540p, where a clip costs 100 credits; at 1080p a clip costs 500. And each column is one credit pool spent several ways, not four separate allowances: a month of music leaves fewer credits for video.
Pro adds Photoshop on the web; Pro Plus covers 20 clips at 1080p
- Standard fits image work in the Firefly app with occasional premium output: a few short videos or a batch of partner-model images a month.
- Pro is the step for anyone who also edits in Photoshop on the web or mobile, or designs in Adobe Express, because those apps are not in Standard.
- Pro Plus fits about five 1080p clips a week: its 10,000 credits cover 20 five-second clips at 1080p or 40 at 720p a month, where Pro's 4,000 stop at 8 or 16 (our arithmetic at 500 and 250 credits a clip).
- Premium fits daily video with Adobe's model, since that becomes unlimited. Partner-model video such as Veo 3.1 spends credits, except for the models Adobe's first-year offer makes unlimited (Veo 3.1 Fast and Kling 3.0).
Add-ons undercut Pro Plus only at its regular price
Adobe sells extra credits as monthly add-on plans: 2,000 credits for $9.99, 7,000 for $29.99 and 10,000 for $49.99. On our arithmetic, Standard plus the 2,000 add-on gives Pro's 4,000 credits for $19.98 but without Express Premium or Photoshop web and mobile, and Standard plus the 7,000 add-on gives 9,000 credits for $39.98, $10 less than Pro Plus at its regular price for 1,000 fewer credits. During the first-year offer the order flips: until October 21, 2026, first-time US subscribers on a 12-month commitment pay $34.97 for Pro Plus and $139.91 for Premium in the first year, then $49.99 and $199.99.
If you need desktop Photoshop, Illustrator or Premiere, Creative Cloud Pro ($69.99 a month on an annual plan) includes the same 4,000 credits as Firefly Pro plus unlimited standard features.
Team plans skip Standard
Firefly Pro, Pro Plus and Premium are sold for teams at the same per-license prices, on annual plans billed monthly; there is no Standard for teams. Because each license keeps its own credits, a team with one heavy video user needs a bigger plan for that person rather than a shared balance.
Edited byRick Finch
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FAQ
Common questions
What is the difference between Firefly Standard, Pro, Pro Plus, and Premium?
Standard is the first paid Firefly-only route, Pro is the recurring creator baseline, and Pro Plus or Premium make sense when credits, video, or premium features become the real constraint.
Where does Firefly Pro fit in the comparison?
Pro should be treated as the recurring Firefly-only baseline. Compare Standard below it and Pro Plus or Premium above it before jumping to All Apps.
When is Creative Cloud All Apps better than a Firefly-only plan?
All Apps is stronger when Firefly output depends on Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, Express, or other Adobe apps. If the buyer only needs Firefly, compare Firefly-only routes first.
Which Firefly plan is best for video?
Video needs can push buyers beyond the cheapest Firefly-only route. Compare the current credit allowance, video eligibility, and whether a dedicated video tool is a better fit.
Do Firefly credits roll over?
Do not assume unused credits roll over. Check the current official terms and plan page before treating credits as a banked long-term balance.
Should a Firefly promotion decide the plan?
No. A promotion can change the first payment, but the plan should still fit credits, video needs, renewal price, cancellation timing, and Adobe app bundling.
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