Free text to video AI: Script, blog, or PPT to video in 80+ languages

Text to video AI converts a finished script, article, or slide deck into a video - it assumes your written content already exists and turns it into scenes with AI voiceover, visuals, captions, and music. This is different from idea-to-video AI, which starts from a one-line prompt and writes the script for you first. Fliki handles both workflows: paste a finished script (text-to-video mode) or type a one-line idea and let the AI write it (idea-to-video mode). The output in both cases is a publish-ready 1080p MP4 with 2,000+ neural voices in 80+ languages.

Yes. Fliki has a free forever plan with monthly credits, no credit card required. Free exports include a small Fliki watermark. Paid plans remove the watermark, add voice cloning, AI avatars, longer videos, and 4K export.

Pictory, InVideo AI, and Lumen5 are strong for turning blog articles and scripts into slideshow-style videos with stock clips. Synthesia specializes in avatar-driven training videos at enterprise pricing. Fliki's differences: voice depth (2,000+ neural voices in 80+ languages, the deepest in the category), voice cloning (upload a 30-second sample, re-use your voice in 30+ languages), AI video models instead of stock-only (Veo 3.1, Kling 3, Seedance 2, and others), AI avatars without enterprise pricing, and a built-in timeline editor so you do not bounce between a generator and a separate editor.

Yes. Paste the blog URL into Fliki or copy-paste the article text. Fliki reads the article, identifies the key points, and builds a scene-segmented script sized to your target duration. A 1,500-word article typically becomes a 2 to 3 minute video. The AI picks voiceover, auto-pairs stock or AI visuals per scene, adds captions, and exports a 1080p MP4. You can then resize to 9:16 for Shorts and Reels or 16:9 for YouTube from the same source.

Yes. Edit any line in the script editor, regenerate sections with a different tone, or rewrite the whole video. On the visual side, swap clips, replace stock with AI-generated visuals or your own uploads, change fonts, colors, and timing, and reorder scenes from the timeline.

Fliki handles short prompts (one line) up to long-form text (several thousand words). For long inputs, the AI summarizes down to the duration you pick: short (1 min), medium (2-5 mins), or long (5-15 mins). A 1,500-word article typically becomes a 2 to 3 minute video.

Yes. Fliki supports 80+ languages with 2,000+ ultra-realistic AI voices. Generate the same script in multiple languages with one click. Voiceover, captions, and on-screen text re-render automatically. Useful for international campaigns, e-learning, and global content marketing.

Export 1080p MP4 (or 4K on paid plans) in 9:16 (TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts), 1:1 (LinkedIn, Facebook), or 16:9 (YouTube, web, presentations). Resize the same video to every aspect ratio in one click.

Yes. Upload a 30-second voice sample to clone your voice, then use it as the narrator on every video. You can also create your AI avatar (a digital twin) that lip-syncs your script in 80+ languages, with consistent appearance across scenes.

Videos generated on paid plans are royalty-free and commercially usable, including the AI voiceover, stock footage, and AI-generated visuals. Free plan exports include a small Fliki watermark. Check Fliki's terms for the latest licensing details.

Most short-form videos (under 60 seconds) generate in 2 to 5 minutes end to end, including the AI script, voiceover, visuals, captions, and final export. Long-form YouTube videos (5 to 15 minutes) typically take 10 to 15 minutes including review.

No. Fliki runs entirely in the browser. No download, no plugin, no GPU required. Works on Mac, Windows, Chromebook, and tablet.

Yes. Fliki exports in every required aspect ratio and integrates with YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook for direct publish or scheduled posting. The most common workflow: write once in long-form, export 16:9 for YouTube, then resize 9:16 to ship Shorts and Reels off the same source.