Video & Animation AI Tools
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FlexClip is a browser-based video editor with templates, stock media, and AI features like text-to-video and auto subtitle generation, aimed at marketers and small businesses.
Fliki converts articles or scripts into videos with AI voiceover and matched stock footage, aimed at repurposing written content into video for social platforms.
Genmo develops the Mochi open video generation model and a hosted platform for turning text prompts into short video clips, aimed at developers and creators wanting an open alternative to closed video models.
Hailuo AI, built by MiniMax, generates short video clips from text or image prompts with an emphasis on realistic motion and quick turnaround times, aimed at creators producing social-ready clips.
Haiper generates short video clips from text or image prompts, aimed at creators and marketers who need quick generative video without a full production pipeline.
HeyGen generates videos with realistic talking avatars from a script, and can translate and dub existing videos into other languages while matching the speaker's lip movements.
Higgsfield generates video clips with controllable camera motion presets, aimed at creators who want specific cinematic shots like dolly zooms or crash zooms without a camera operator.
Hour One turns text scripts into videos featuring AI presenters, aimed at businesses producing training, product, and news-style videos at scale without hiring on-camera talent.
InVideo AI turns a text prompt into a finished video by generating a script, selecting stock or generated footage, adding voiceover, and assembling the edit automatically.
Kapwing is a browser-based, team-friendly video editor offering AI-generated subtitles, smart cut tools, and templates aimed at content teams producing social video at volume.
Klap identifies the strongest moments in long-form video and generates short, captioned, reframed clips ready for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, aimed at creators and agencies producing clips at volume.
Kling AI generates video clips from text and image prompts with support for longer durations and complex motion, developed by Kuaishou.
Krikey AI generates 3D character animations from text or video input, aimed at game developers, animators, and educators who need quick character motion without manual keyframing.
LTX Studio, from Lightricks, turns a script or idea into a full storyboard with consistent characters and scenes, then generates video for each shot, aimed at creators previsualizing short films and ads.
Luma AI's Dream Machine generates short video clips from text or image prompts, known for producing physically plausible motion and camera movement.
Lumen5 converts blog posts and text content into short marketing videos, automatically matching relevant stock clips and text overlays to the source content.
Media.io offers browser-based AI tools for background removal, image upscaling, video enhancement, and format conversion, aimed at users who want quick edits without installing software.
Movio, from the makers of DeepBrain AI, lets marketing and content teams generate videos with digital human presenters from a script, aimed at producing ads and social content without filming.
Munch turns long-form video into multiple short clips optimized per platform, with AI scoring to highlight the most shareable moments, aimed at creators and brands scaling social video output.
Opus Clip analyzes long-form video (like podcasts or streams) to automatically identify and cut the most engaging short clips, adding captions for social media posting.
Peech automatically edits raw video footage into branded, on-message marketing clips across formats and languages, aimed at marketing teams that need consistent video output without manual editing.
Pictory converts long-form text, scripts, or blog posts into short branded videos with automatically selected stock footage, captions, and voiceover.
Pika turns text prompts or still images into short AI-generated video clips, with controls for camera movement, style, and scene modification.
Plask extracts 3D motion capture data from a regular video of a person moving, then applies it to a 3D character rig, aimed at animators who lack access to professional mocap hardware.