Fliki — AI for Video Editing & Production

Fliki combines text-to-video and text-to-speech in one editor, which is its main draw if you start from written content. You can begin from an idea, a script, a blog URL or a PowerPoint, and the tool writes or imports the script, picks visuals, adds voiceover, music and subtitles. The homepage lists 2,000+ AI voices in 80+ languages and dialects, and the features page says you can clone your voice from a 2-minute recording and translate a video into 80+ languages with lip-synced mouth movement and translated captions. Plans run on credits. Free gives 3 credits a month, 720p export, a Fliki watermark, 100 scenes, 300 voices and no commercial rights. Standard is $28 monthly with 1080p, videos up to 15 minutes, voice cloning and commercial rights. Premium is per user per month billed annually with videos up to 30 minutes, AI video clips, photo avatars and API access. A credit estimator on the pricing page shows a 5-minute video with some AI media at about 2.5 credits. The pages disagree in places: the FAQ says free users get 5 minutes of audio and video a month while the plan card says 3 credits, and voice cloning is quoted in one place and 80+ in another. Check your own use before you commit.