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Fliki

Text-to-video with 2,000+ AI voices across 80+ languages

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About

Fliki converts scripts, blog posts, and short prompts into finished videos: neural text-to-speech voices layered over stock footage, with subtitles, background music, and multi-aspect export for YouTube, TikTok, and ads. Its headline strength is voice volume and quality, with 2,000+ voices and 80+ languages, plus voice cloning and AI avatars on higher tiers. It is built for faceless, speech-driven content at speed. Honest limits: credits are consumed not only on export but also when you regenerate audio while editing, so iterating on voices burns allowance fast; the free plan allows only about 5 minutes a month with a watermark; and stock footage matching occasionally misses the script's context. Pricing: free ($0), Standard $21/month billed annually ($28 monthly), Premium $66/month billed annually ($88 monthly), Enterprise custom.

What it can do

  • Text-to-video and blog-to-video; 2,000+ AI voices in 80+ languages; voice cloning; AI avatars; auto subtitles; stock media library; multi-aspect export.

Setup

Sign up in the browser, paste a script or blog URL, pick a voice, and generate the video.

Prerequisites

A web browser and a script, article, or prompt.

Use cases

faceless video channelsscript-to-video marketingmultilingual video localizationsocial ad creatives

Works with

Trust score — 6/10

/10 trustVerified

Scored 6/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Facts sourced from three 2026 review pages read this session (pexo.ai, drews-review, byskh).; Pricing tiers consistent across sources; annual vs monthly rates both cited.; Limitations documented: credits burn on audio regeneration during editing, restrictive watermarked free plan, voice cloning/API on Premium+.; No verbatim official homepage URL surfaced; officialUrl left empty per convention..

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