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Browser-based AI that turns blog posts, scripts, and long recordings into captioned short videos
Idea-to-video platform that turns text, blogs, and scripts into narrated video with 2,000+ AI voices across 80+ languages
Fliki converts a script, blog post, or slide deck into a narrated video with AI voiceover, auto-matched stock footage, and subtitles. The free plan caps at 5 minutes per month at 720p with a watermark. Standard is $28/month (180 credits) and Premium is $88/month (600 credits), both 25% cheaper billed annually. Best for high-volume faceless channels and blog-to-video repurposing, not for polished bespoke edits.
Fliki is a browser-based video generator built around a single premise: you supply words, it returns a finished video. Paste a script, point it at a blog URL, upload a PowerPoint deck, or type a prompt, and Fliki splits the text into scenes, narrates each one with an AI voice, matches stock footage or generated clips to the lines, and layers on background music and subtitles. The voice library is the part that distinguishes it — over 2,000 voices across 80+ languages and dialects, with voice cloning available, which means the narration step does not require a separate text-to-speech subscription.
Billing runs on credits that track roughly to minutes of rendered output, with video and audio drawing from separate pools. Standard gets 180 credits a month, Premium 600. Beyond straight text-to-video, the platform includes Digital Twin avatars that present in multiple languages without filming, dubbing and translation for existing footage, screen recording with auto-editing, thumbnail generation, and series planning for a recurring publishing schedule. Finished videos publish directly to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Shorts. Under the hood Fliki routes to third-party generation models including Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance, Gemini 3.1, and Minimax, so the visual quality tracks whatever those models can currently do.
Fliki suits people who need a steady volume of competent narrated video rather than a small number of highly crafted ones. The economics reward throughput: at $28/month for 180 credits, the per-video cost only makes sense if you are actually publishing regularly, and the auto-matched stock footage that makes bulk production fast is the same thing that makes any individual video look generic. If your output is a handful of hero videos a year, an editor and a voice actor will beat it. If your output is five posts a week turned into five videos, nothing at this price point is faster.
Starting price: $28/mo · Free tier: yes · Model: freemium
Price history tracked from June 2026
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | ~5 minutes of video per month · 720p export with a Fliki watermark · 300 voices across 80+ languages · No commercial rights · No AI avatars |
| Standard | $28/mo | 2,160 credits/year (180 per month) · 1080p export, watermark removed · 1,000 voices, 500 ultra-realistic · Videos up to 15 minutes long · Commercial rights included · Limited stock AI avatars · $21/mo equivalent billed annually (25% off) |
| Premium | $88/mo | 7,200 credits/year (600 per month) · 2,000+ voices, 1,000+ ultra-realistic · Videos up to 40 minutes long · All AI avatars included · API access · Team collaboration seats · $66/mo equivalent billed annually (25% off) |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom credit allocation, billed yearly · Personalized AI avatars · API access · Dedicated account manager |
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Cheap entry point for combined AI video and voice — $28/month, or $21/month equivalent on annual billing | The free plan is roughly 5 minutes per month at 720p with a Fliki watermark and no commercial rights — enough to evaluate, not to publish |
| 2,000+ voices in 80+ languages bundled in, so no separate text-to-speech vendor is needed | Credits do not roll over between billing cycles, and re-rendering a video after edits charges its full length again, so iteration is expensive |
| Blog-to-video and script-to-video automate the storyboarding step that usually eats the most time | Auto-matched stock footage repeats noticeably across videos on similar topics — channels publishing daily end up with visibly recycled B-roll |
| Direct publishing to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube removes the download-and-reupload loop | No 4K on any listed plan; exports cap at 1080p on paid tiers and 720p on Free |
| Audio and video credits are pooled separately, so voiceover work does not eat the video allowance | API access is gated behind Premium at $88/month, a high floor for programmatic use |
| Video length is capped at 15 minutes on Standard and 40 minutes on Premium, which rules out long-form content |
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Fliki has a free plan, but it is a trial-grade tier: roughly 5 minutes of video per month, exported at 720p with a Fliki watermark, using a reduced library of 300 voices. It carries no commercial rights, so anything you publish for business use needs a paid plan.
Standard is $28/month and Premium is $88/month when billed monthly. Annual billing takes 25% off, bringing them to a $21/month and $66/month equivalent. Enterprise is custom-quoted and billed yearly.
Standard includes 2,160 credits per year (180 per month) and Premium includes 7,200 per year (600 per month), tracked roughly as minutes of rendered output. Credits reset each billing cycle and do not carry over. Re-rendering a video after making changes charges the full credit cost again, and premium voices consume more than standard ones.
Yes. The Fliki watermark appears only on free plan exports. Any paid plan removes it and raises the export ceiling from 720p to 1080p.
Yes, but it is restricted. API access is available on the Premium plan at $88/month and on Enterprise; the Free and Standard tiers have no programmatic access.
Yes on any paid plan. Fliki states that the media in its library is either licensed or royalty-free, which gives paid users commercial rights to what they render. The free plan does not include commercial rights.
They solve different problems. Synthesia and HeyGen are avatar-first tools built around a realistic presenter reading a script. Fliki is script-and-footage-first: it assembles B-roll, voiceover, music, and subtitles into a finished video, with avatars as one option rather than the centrepiece. For faceless content and blog repurposing, Fliki is cheaper and faster; for polished talking-head corporate video, the avatar specialists are stronger.
Standard allows videos up to 15 minutes and Premium up to 40 minutes. The free plan's monthly allowance of about 5 minutes is the practical limit there.