Convert PowerPoint and PDF slides into narrated videos with an AI avatar presenter
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
From $0.70 / €0.70 per hour of video. The rate depends on monthly volume, and the price per hour falls as volume grows.
Free tier: 60 credits on signup (enough for 6-page deck). Credits cost 10 per page. Credit packs: Starter $39 for 2,000 credits (~200 slides); Creator $99 for 6,000 credits (~600 slides); Studio $299 for 20,000 credits (~2,000 slides). All packs never expire. Credits can also be purchased via monthl
Key features
Scene change and dark frame detection
Speech and silence analysis for natural breaks
SCTE-35, HLS, and VMAP marker output
Subtitles in SRT and WebVTT with 22-language translation
Confidence scoring for every break
S3, FTP, and HTTP integration for large libraries
HTTP API for file submission and results collection
Customizable break rules and presets by program length
Support for MP4, MOV, ProRes, and IMF package formats
Cloud-based processing with no GPU installation required
Support for PowerPoint (.pptx, .ppt) and PDF files up to 40 pages
Editable draft scripts generated from slide text before rendering
Custom presenter registration from 8-30 seconds of video
Voice cloning from reference audio on all plans
Per-slide chapters for video navigation
Single MP4 output per deck with lip-sync
Failed renders fully refunded
Shareable links for finished videos without requiring viewer account
What makes it different
Analyzes the actual video content rather than relying on title or genre
Provides confidence scores and detailed reasoning for every break to enable editorial review
Does not insert ads or require stream preparation
9–35× cheaper per minute than competitors like Synthesia and HeyGen
No video length cap: renders up to 80 minutes as a single video without splitting
Custom presenters and voice cloning included on all plans, including free tier
Self-hosted delivery option available for organizations with data residency requirements