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Professional normally $35/month billed yearly ($420/year) or $59 billed monthly

Pictory Professional AI video plan for just $29.50 a month, billed yearly!

Pictory Professional yearly for $354 (usually $420), $66 off

BLACKFRIDAY2026

Pictory's Black Friday deal is live: Professional billed yearly is $29.50 a month, or $354 for the year, $66 less than its usual yearly price of $420. Pictory hasn't announced an end date.

Eligible plans
Pictory Professional, yearly billing
Eligibility
New users, and existing users upgrading to Professional yearly
Renewal terms
Auto-renews; the year-two price isn't stated, and paid plans aren't refundable

The briefing

Pictory is an AI video maker. Feed it a script, article, URL or slide deck and it builds a narrated video with captions and stock footage, and an AI avatar can present it on screen.

The Black Friday deal covers only the Professional plan on yearly billing: $29.50 a month, paid as $354 for the year. Professional normally costs $35 a month billed yearly ($420 a year) or $59 billed monthly, so the "50% off" on the pricing page is measured against the monthly price; against the usual yearly price you save $66. Starter, Teams and all monthly plans are not included.

Professional comes with 72,000 credits a year, which Pictory says covers up to 1,080 minutes of video, and yearly plans grant all credits upfront. You also get voice clones and custom avatars, 5 brand kits, 18 million+ Getty and Storyblocks assets, and ElevenLabs multilingual voices.

How to get it: open the pricing page, switch to Annually and click Buy now on Professional. The checkout link already carries code BLACKFRIDAY2026; if you upgrade inside the app, enter the code at checkout. New users and existing users upgrading to Professional yearly both qualify.

Pictory doesn't refund paid subscriptions and doesn't say what year two renews at. If you haven't tried it, start the 14-day free trial first (300 credits, no card). No end date has been announced, so don't wait too long if you want it.

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