Fliki AI

Fliki transforms static text into dynamic video by automating nearly every step of the production process. Users start by inputting a source: a script, a blog post URL, a PowerPoint file, or even a product listing from Amazon or Airbnb. From there, the AI parses the content to build a storyboard, generates a voiceover, and sources visuals from a 10-million-asset stock library.

The platform’s centerpiece is its audio toolkit. It offers a roster of over 2,500 synthetic voices covering more than 80 languages and 100 dialects. A one-click translation feature allows a single video script to be re-narrated for global audiences instantly. For brands seeking consistency, a voice cloning feature can replicate a specific presenter’s tone, though our tests show it performs best on scripts without complex, industry-specific acronyms.

On the visual side, Fliki’s “Magic Edit” function automatically generates branded subtitles and selects relevant B-roll clips to match the narration. In place of a live presenter, users can deploy one of 70+ AI avatars or even clone their own likeness to create new videos without a film crew. These avatars are a practical solution for internal communications and L&D modules, though for high-impact marketing, they work best as a secondary element rather than the main focus.

Core features

• Voices and cloning
• 2,500+ AI voices across 80+ languages and 100+ dialects
• One-click translation and voice cloning for consistent brand voice
• Avatars and presenter options
• 70+ AI avatars if you don’t want to appear on camera
• “Clone yourself” to keep the presenter consistent without new shoots
• Media and automation
• 10M+ stock images, clips, and music
• Magic Edit for auto B-roll and subtitles
• Turn blogs, PPTs, tweets, Amazon or Airbnb listings into videos
• Editor and output
• Web app, no installs
• Scene-by-scene editing, captions aligned to brand fonts and colors
• Export to MP4
• Enterprise and compliance
• GDPR and CCPA compliant
• Used by large teams, with privacy controls and brand guardrails

Who should use it

• Solo creators and indie apps that need weekly videos without hiring talent
• SMB marketing teams that publish tutorials and product updates
• Educators and L&D teams turning slides and docs into lessons
• Agencies producing multilingual variations at scale