How we write these guides

WorkCrafter sells AI writing and image tools, so it would be strange to pretend the 28 guides on this site were produced any other way. Here is exactly how they are made, and what that means for how much you should trust them.

Who writes them

The WorkCrafter team. Drafts are produced with WorkCrafter's own text tool, then edited and checked against the running product before publishing. The illustrations are generated with the image tool and captioned as such wherever they appear.

Where the numbers come from

Every figure about WorkCrafter itself — credit costs per generation, pack prices, what the free credits cover, file size and duration limits — is read from the live product, not estimated. If a guide says a video generation costs 50 credits, that is the number the server actually charges.

Figures about other services are ranges observed on their public pricing pages, and those move. Treat them as an order of magnitude, not a quote.

What we will not do

• — Publish a number about our own pricing that we have not checked against the app.
• — Claim a capability the product does not have, or omit a limit that will affect you.
• — Recommend WorkCrafter for a job it is bad at. Several guides say plainly where a dedicated tool beats us.

Corrections

When something is wrong we fix the article rather than quietly deleting it. On 30 July 2026 the guides quoted our internal cost basis ($0.01 per credit) instead of the price a customer actually pays ($0.02 at the starter pack). Every affected page was corrected the same day. If you spot something, tell us and we will change it.

Why this page exists

AI-assisted writing is fine when it is accurate, useful and honest about itself, and worth nothing when it is none of those. This page is how you hold us to the first version.