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GET https://api.percify.io/v3/playground/v1/models returns every model you can run through the Percify API, with the id to send to /v1/run, what it outputs, its credit cost and the JSON Schema of its inputs. GET /v1/models/{id} returns one model, plus a worked example when one is available. Neither call needs an API key. On 16 September 2026 the catalog listed 130 models: 72 video, 41 image and 17 audio. The list changes as models are added, so read it from the API rather than hard-coding it.

List all models

Get one model

string
required
A model id from the list, for example infinitetalk-fast.
An unknown id returns 404 with Model not found. Available models: ….

Model fields

string
The value to send as modelId.
string
Display name, for example Zonos 2.
string
What the model does.
string
image, video or audio.
string
The catalog group the model is listed under.
integer
The model’s listed credit cost. When pricing is null, this is the price of every run.
object | null
Present when the price depends on the input. type is the billing method and varies_by names the inputs that change the price. See the table below.
string | null
A preview image URL.
object
JSON Schema for input: required fields, and for each property its type, enum options, default and a description.
object
Only on GET /v1/models/{id}, and only when an example exists: output.type and output.url of a real result, and sometimes the input that made it.
object
The run and poll URLs for this model.
Example (trimmed)

Pricing types

_audioDurationSec is not an input you send. Percify measures the audio or video file you pass. For any model with a pricing object, POST /v1/estimate gives the exact price.

Models for common jobs

These ids were in the catalog on 16 September 2026. Check GET /v1/models for the current list.

Other machine-readable formats

Start a generation

Send a model id and its inputs.

Estimate cost

Exact credits for input-priced models.

Talking avatar video

Chain an image, a voice and lip-sync.

Voice and speech

Voice cloning and text to speech models.
Last modified on September 16, 2026