About Fliki
Fliki converts written content into videos with synthetic voices. A user pastes a script, a blog post or a short prompt, and the service drafts the script, selects visuals, adds an AI voiceover, music and subtitles to produce a publishable video.
Its text-to-speech library covers thousands of voices across more than 80 languages and dialects, and it can dub videos into other languages or clone a voice from a short sample. Additional features include AI avatars, a Series mode for recurring content, and templates for explainers, training and learning videos, short social clips, UGC-style ads, music videos and podcasts.
Fliki is a hosted commercial service with a free plan and paid plans on its pricing page. It suits marketers, educators and solo creators who want to publish voiced video content at volume without recording their own audio.
Key features
- Text-to-video from scripts or prompts
- AI voiceovers in 80+ languages
- Voice cloning from a short sample
- AI avatars for presenter-style videos
- Series mode for recurring content
- Automatic subtitles and background music
Good fit for
- →Educators producing voiced lessons
- →Marketers turning blog posts into videos
- →Creators publishing short-form clips at volume
- Tags
- text-to-video
- text-to-speech
- ai-voices
- ai-video
- avatars
- voice-cloning
- online-video
Fliki: questions and answers
- What is Fliki used for?
- Fliki is an AI tool that turns text, scripts and blog posts into videos with AI voiceovers in many languages, without cameras or editing skills. It is a good fit for educators producing voiced lessons, marketers turning blog posts into videos and creators publishing short-form clips at volume.
- Is Fliki free?
- Yes. Fliki has a free plan. Free forever plan with 3 credits a month. Standard (180 credits) and Premium (600 credits) are paid per user per month, but their prices are not shown in the page text; Enterprise is custom.
- Is Fliki open source?
- No. Fliki is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Video Editing category, open-source options include OpenCut, OBS Studio and HandBrake.
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