Fliki

Fliki is a web-based platform for creating videos and audio from text, existing content, and recordings. Its central workflow combines script generation, visual selection, AI narration, background music, and captions in one editor. Users can begin with a short idea, a prepared script, a blog URL, or a presentation instead of recording every scene and voiceover themselves. The service is operated by Nine Thirty Five LLC.

The platform offers more than 2,000 AI voices across over 80 languages, although the available selection depends on the subscription. Text-to-speech tools support narration, and paid plans include voice cloning for creating a reusable synthetic version of a voice. Avatar tools provide digital presenters, while the digital twin workflow uses a recording to create a consistent likeness and voice for subsequent videos. Custom characters and recurring Series support repeated content production.

Fliki combines stock images, footage, and music with AI-generated media. Its homepage describes animated explainers, motion graphics, music videos, video podcasts, thumbnails, ad creatives, social carousels, and presentation generation. Repurposing tools can transform articles into narrated videos, convert slides into video scenes, translate scripts and voiceovers, and extract shorter captioned clips from longer recordings. Screen recording and automated editing tools extend the workflow to existing footage.

The editor also supports subtitles and different output formats for social distribution. Paid plans list publishing allowances, brand kits, templates, a pronunciation map, bulk creation, and Make and Zapier integrations. Premium adds custom fonts, additional brand kits and voice clones, priority support, team collaboration, and API access. Enterprise arrangements include custom credits, invoiced billing, personalized avatars, and dedicated account management.

Usage is governed by credits rather than an unlimited video allowance. The pricing page explains that generating audio, exporting video, and regenerating content after changes can consume credits; model choices and optional generated media affect requirements. The free plan currently lists three monthly credits, 720p output, and a watermark. Standard raises resolution to 1080p and lists a fifteen-minute export limit; Premium's current comparison table lists forty minutes. Some older pricing FAQ answers give different duration figures, so the current plan cards and checkout should be checked before purchase. Paid plans include commercial rights, subject to users having appropriate rights to their own source material.