Storytelling

You write the narration, we read it verbatim and run your chosen clips as the visuals. The best fit when you already have a clip library.

How it works

Unlike the generative tools, this one uses your own footage. You write the narration, choose a voice, and arrange a sequence of clips. They play in order until the narration ends.

  1. 1

    Write the title and narration

    The narration is read verbatim, with no AI rewriting.

  2. 2

    Choose a voice

    The voice determines both pronunciation and reading speed.

  3. 3

    Arrange the clips

    Pick clips from your library or upload new ones. Drag to reorder.

  4. 4

    Measure, then save

    Press measure to learn the narration length, compare it against the total clip time, and only then render.

The narration

This text is read aloud word for word. There is no AI rewriting step, so you control the content completely.

The narration language must match the voice language

Vietnamese narration read by a foreign-language voice comes out mispronounced throughout. The system warns in place when it detects a mismatch — do not click past it.

The Post description and Hashtags fields are for publishing and have no effect on the video itself.

The clip sequence

  • This area only accepts video. Dropped images are ignored — no loud error, but they are not used either.
  • We total the clip durations and compare against the narration. If the footage is shorter, the sequence loops from the start until the narration ends — the interface states how many loops that will be.
  • A clip whose duration could not be read is marked unknown and excluded from the total. Swap it out if you need an accurate figure.

Two loops or more and viewers notice immediately

The loop warning does not block you, but it is worth heeding: adding a few more clips is cheaper than shipping a video where the footage visibly repeats.

Measure before you render

The measure button sends part of the narration to the server to be read with the exact voice you chose. Every voice reads at a different speed, so this is the only way to know the video length in advance.

With that number, compare against your clip total: the interface either confirms the footage covers it or tells you how many times it will loop.

Notes

  • This tool has several price points depending on configuration, so its card on the Create video page shows a range rather than a single figure.
  • If you want AI-generated visuals instead of your own clips, see text to video or the AI comic.
  • Clips uploaded here also land in your media library and can be reused.