Turn a subject into a narrated video
Give it a topic, or paste the script you already wrote. You get a multi-scene video — written, voiced, illustrated and captioned — around a minute long.
Describe your idea, or paste your full script here…
Ex: tell the odyssey of Ulysses, king of Ithaca — his cunning against the Cyclops, the song of the sirens and his long journey home to Penelope, in a captivating epic tone.
Language
Media Type
From subject to finished video
Give it the subject — or the script
One line is enough. Already wrote the text? Paste it and it is kept as written.
It writes, voices and illustrates
The script is cut into scenes, each one gets its image, the voiceover is recorded and the captions are timed to it.
Open the editor, then export
Rewrite a line, regenerate one image, change the voice — then export in your format.
Made with the narrative video tool
Why the narrative video tool
One tool, two ways in
A one-line subject is enough — it writes the script. Bring your own text and it gets organised into scenes instead of rewritten.
Scenes built around the voice
The narration is recorded first, then the script is cut into scenes and each one gets its own image, so the picture always matches the sentence being spoken.
Captions that follow the words
The voiceover is timed word by word, so the captions land in sync without a single keyframe placed by hand.
Editable, not final
Every video opens in the editor: rewrite a line, regenerate one image, change the voice, re-cut the timeline.
Frequently asked questions
What does the narrative video tool do?
Do I have to write the script?
How long are the videos?
Can I change the result afterwards?
Which formats and languages are supported?
How many credits does one video cost?
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