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A clear, bright female voice at a moderate pace with a calm, elegant narrative style, suitable for audiobooks and documentary narration.
Explainer Video · Infographic & Storytelling
Give it a topic or a document and the scenes and the narration are built together.
Explain black holes to a 5th grader using fun visuals and analogies.
Create a step-by-step guide on how to prepare for a job interview confidently.
Tell the story of the internet and the birth of the World Wide Web.
Explain black holes to a 5th grader using fun visuals and analogies.
Create a step-by-step guide on how to prepare for a job interview confidently.
Tell the story of the internet and the birth of the World Wide Web.
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Type the topic, upload source files, or paste a link, and the script is drawn from that material.
Infographic lays the idea out visually, step by step. Storytelling turns it into scenes with a narrative running through them.
Leave the scene count on Auto or fix it between 1 and 20, then choose a voice and generate in English, Chinese Mandarin, or Japanese.
Download the finished video, or export just the audio or SRT subtitles when you need them separately.
Show how something works in a short video instead of a page of documentation nobody reads.
Use the infographic mode to break an abstract idea into visual steps someone can follow.
Storytelling mode turns a lesson into scenes, which holds attention better than a straight explanation.
Produce short narrated videos on a schedule, without an animator or a recording session.
It writes a script from your material, builds the visuals scene by scene, and narrates it — producing a finished video without animation or recording work.
A typed topic or prompt, uploaded files (PDF, Word, EPUB, Markdown, TXT), or a pasted link such as an article or a YouTube video.
Infographic explains the idea directly with visual, step-by-step scenes. Storytelling wraps it in a narrative, which tends to work better for younger or less technical audiences.
Leave the count on Auto and it is decided for you, or set it yourself anywhere from 1 to 20.
The finished video, and separately the audio track and SRT subtitles when you need to caption or repurpose it.
Scripts and narration can be generated in English, Chinese Mandarin, or Japanese.
Play them here, then take one straight into the editor above. Every voice in the library is free to listen to.
A clear, bright female voice at a moderate pace with a calm, elegant narrative style, suitable for audiobooks and documentary narration.
A steady, magnetic male voice at a moderately fast pace with clear pronunciation, suitable for history, science, and educational narration or audiobooks.
When the outcome is a deck you will present, not a video you will publish.
When you want two hosts talking it through rather than one voice reading it out.
When a single frame is the deliverable — a cover, a thumbnail, or a fix to one part of a picture.
A clear, steady, and professional male voice, suitable for business presentations, podcasts, and various educational training content.
A clear, steady male voice that is professional and confident, suitable for business presentations, knowledge sharing, and narration.
A clear, professional, and confident voice, suitable for business presentations, news broadcasts, and educational content, conveying authority and composure.
Clear and bright with a moderate pace, full of energy, suitable for professional settings like podcasts, business presentations, and teaching.