Having used other text-to-video platforms, Fliki is a fantastic tool that turns text into video with lifelike AI voices. I was really impressed with the ability to use different narration and how realistic the neural voices sounded.

I made a quick video by copying a segmented article into the platform and selecting images and videos for each part from their stock library. Using two different voices, it was more engaging- a few people asked who I got to do the spokesperson's roles on such short notice.

If there was room for improvement, it would be to automate image/video suggestions and insert them based on the text in each section. This was a feature I liked on another platform and was a huge time saver.

However, the searchable library offers relevant images/videos, and the audio library has impressive options for background music. The only way I can see this becoming time-consuming is if I have a series of articles or scripts over 2,000 words. Right now, it is still a major time-saver, as it takes as much time as I want to be picky. A quality video could take as little as a minute production per minute of playtime, meaning that an 800-word script could be turned into a 5-minute video in less than 5 minutes.

It's an excellent tool for quickly creating videos from text. My next project is to turn my old blog articles into video sales letters.