AI whiteboard video generator that turns prompts and documents into narrated explainer videos
Identify insect sounds by recording or uploading audio in your browser
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: $0 with 120 credits (2 minutes of video); Starter: $19.99/month with 5,000 credits (about 83 minutes of video) or $191.90/year; Creator: $39.99/month with 11,000 credits (about 183 minutes of video) or $383.90/year; Studio: $99.99/month with 30,000 credits (about 500 minutes of video) or $959.
Starter pack: 3 ID credits for $2.99 USD; Field pack: 10 ID credits for $6.99 USD. No subscription; credits are purchased once and used as needed.
Key features
Create videos from text prompts and documents
Multiple whiteboard styles and frame shapes
Narration in multiple languages
Videos up to 5 minutes on paid plans
Chrome extension and browser compatibility
Integration with Google Docs, Slides, and other apps
Cartoon and cinematic shorts with different credit usage
API and developer integration options
Commercial use rights on paid plans
Record or upload audio directly in browser
Free signal quality check without identification
AI-powered identification with confidence score
Support for WAV, MP3, M4A, and OGG formats
Optional location and time context for better matching
Private results with automatic deletion after 7 days
Save results with email account across devices
Reference sound library for comparison
Listening guides for common night sounds
One-time credit purchases without subscription
What makes it different
Free plan with no credit card required
Credit-based system with rollover and monthly renewal
Pay-per-second pricing model
Flexible integrations across multiple platforms and apps
No charge for failed video generation
Free signal check before paying for full identification
Pay per identification with no subscription required
AI provides explanation of audible features, not just a species name
Specialized guides for distinguishing similar sounds like crickets, katydids, and cicadas
Educational focus with privacy protection and no safety claims