Fliki
Script-to-video with AI voiceovers, avatars and one-click dubbing
Overview
Fliki turns text, blog posts, slides and scripts into videos with AI voiceovers in 80+ languages, stock and AI visuals, avatars, voice cloning and one-click translation and dubbing, plus access to models such as Veo and Kling. Credit-based: free 3 credits a month; Standard $21 a month billed annually ($28 monthly).
Pricing
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- 300 voices, 80+ languages
- Stock media and AI images
- 720p with watermark
- Videos up to 5 minutes
- 180 credits a month
- 1,000 voices, 1080p, no watermark
- Voice cloning (1)
- Commercial rights, videos up to 15 minutes
- 600 credits a month
- 2,000+ voices
- AI video clips, avatars, 3 voice clones
- API access and team collaboration
- Custom credits and invoicing
- Personalised avatars, professional voice cloning
- Dedicated account manager
What you can produce with Fliki
- Text, blog, slide and script to video
- AI voiceovers in 80+ languages
- Voice cloning and digital twin avatars
- One-click translation and dubbing
- Third-party video and image models (Veo, Kling)
- API and Make/Zapier integrations
Fliki is one of the quickest ways to turn a script or article into a narrated video: a big voice library, avatars, voice cloning even on the Standard plan, and one-click dubbing into 80-plus languages. Its credit system takes some learning — costs vary by voice and model, and regenerating after edits uses credits — and Trustpilot reviewers complain about customer service. The free plan is enough to test it, with a watermark. Good value for marketers, educators and creators publishing narrated content regularly; check how many credits your typical video uses before choosing a plan.
What we found
Fliki turns text, ideas, blog posts, presentations and scripts into videos with AI voiceovers, stock footage, AI images and avatars. You pick a template or paste a script and it assembles scenes with matching visuals, subtitles and music; you can then edit scene by scene, translate and dub a video into more than 80 languages in one click, clone your voice, or create a digital twin from a single recording. Fliki says it offers more than 2,000 voices, over 1,000 of them ultra-realistic, across 80-plus languages and 100 dialects, though its own pages give differing counts. It also acts as a front end to third-party video and image models such as Google's Veo 3.1, Kling, Seedance and Nano Banana, and connects to Make and Zapier, with an API on Premium.
Fliki is run by Nine Thirty Five LLC, a Delaware company, and was co-founded by Atul Yadav and Sabir Ahmed; it says it has 14 million users and more than 100 million videos created, both company figures. Prices are shown in local currency in some countries, including Singapore.
Usage is measured in credits rather than minutes, and the cost depends on the voice and model: a minute of voiceover costs between a quarter of a credit and two credits, and AI video clips cost far more. Choosing voices and templates is free, but regenerating after edits uses credits. The free plan gives three credits a month, 300 voices, 720p export with a watermark and videos up to five minutes. Standard costs $28 a month, or $21 billed annually, for 180 credits, 1,000 voices, 1080p, voice cloning, commercial rights and videos up to 15 minutes. Premium costs $88, or $66 billed annually, for 600 credits, the full voice library, AI video clips, avatars, several cloned voices, an API and team features. Enterprise is custom.
Trustpilot rates Fliki 4.2 from 3,041 reviews, with complaints focused on customer service; G2 shows 4.7 from 179. It suits marketers and educators producing narrated videos quickly.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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