# What Can You Do with 100 Credits?

| Model        | Output                                                                                                                                            |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| o3           | With 100 credits, it can handle 1,000+ characters, which is the equivalent of a short paragraph or the introduction of a blog post.               |
| o4 mini      | With 100 credits, it can handle  65,000 characters, which is enough for you to create 6-8 quality blog posts. Functionalities can differ.         |
| GPT 4o       | With 100 credits, it can handle  40,000 characters, which is enough for you to create 4-6 quality blog posts. Functionalities can differ.         |
| GPT 4o mini  | With 100 credits, it can handle  1 million+ characters, which is enough for you to create  100+ quality blog posts. Functionalities can differ.   |
| GPT 4.1      | With 100 credits, it can handle 76,500 characters, which is enough for you to create  7-10 quality blog posts. Functionalities can differ.        |
| GPT 4.1 mini | With 100 credits, it can handle 400,000+ characters, which is enough for you to create 40-50 quality blog posts. Functionalities can differ.      |
| GPT 4.1 nano | With 100 credits, it can handle 1,356,600 characters, which is enough for you to create 339 quality blog posts.                                   |
| GPT 5        | With 100 credits, it can handle around 7,500 characters, which is typically enough for 1–2 compact blog posts. Functionalities can differ.        |
| GPT 5 mini   | With 100 credits, it can handle around 21,000 characters, which is enough for you to create 4–6 quality blog posts. Functionalities can differ.   |
| GPT 5 nano   | With 100 credits, it can handle around 43,000 characters, which is enough for you to create 8–14 quality blog posts. Functionalities can differ.  |
| GPT 5.1      | With 100 credits, it can handle around 51,000 characters, which is enough for you to create 10–17 quality blog posts. Functionalities can differ. |


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