VideoFX Studio

VideoFX Studio is a web-based AI video platform that combines text-to-video generation, lip sync dubbing, and motion transfer into a single dashboard. Rather than stitching together separate tools, creators can move from a written scene description to a dubbed, motion-animated clip without leaving the platform.

What VideoFX Does

The platform runs three distinct tools. The AI video generator takes a text prompt or reference image and renders a 1080p clip — typically 5 to 10 seconds — in under 45 seconds, with sound effects and ambient audio included automatically. The lip sync tool replaces mouth movements in any talking-head video to match new audio, with phoneme-level accuracy across 40+ languages including tonal scripts like Mandarin and Vietnamese. The motion control tool extracts skeletal movement from a reference video — shot on a phone or webcam — and maps it onto any AI-generated character, covering full-body motion and facial expressions.

Each tool works independently, but the real utility comes from chaining them: generate a scene, apply character dialogue in a target language, then layer in motion from a reference performance.

Who Uses It

VideoFX targets a fairly wide range of video producers, but a few use cases stand out as particularly strong fits.

Marketing teams use the lip sync tool to localize a single hero video into multiple languages without re-recording voice talent. Social media creators use the text-to-video generator to produce vertical 9:16 clips ready for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts directly from a prompt. E-commerce sellers convert product photos into short showcase videos. Indie filmmakers use the platform for previs — blocking out scenes with generated footage before a live shoot — and for mapping actor performances onto CG characters. Educators translate recorded lectures into 40+ languages for global audiences.

The platform does not require video editing experience. The workflow is prompt-in, video-out, with parameter controls for aspect ratio, resolution, and duration.

Workflow and Capabilities

The generation interface accepts text prompts up to 2,500 characters, optional reference images, and settings for aspect ratio (16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 21:9), duration (4s, 8s, or 12s depending on plan), and resolution. Audio generation is optional but doubles the credit cost.

Lip sync preserves the original video duration and maintains facial expressions outside the mouth region. Multi-speaker mode, available on Pro and Business plans, tracks each speaker independently in group scenes.

Motion control uses 17-point skeletal tracking. The same captured motion can be applied to multiple characters with different appearances and environments, which makes it useful for building a reusable motion library from a single recording session.

Exports are MP4. All major aspect ratios are supported, and 4K output is available on higher-tier plans.

Pricing and Access

VideoFX uses a freemium model. New accounts receive 30 credits with no credit card required. The free tier covers 720p output, 5-second clips, and up to 3 exports per day — enough to evaluate the generator, but limited for production use.

The Basic plan runs $13.90/month (billed annually) and unlocks 1080p, 10-second clips, image-to-video, lip sync in 20 languages, and motion control at 720p. The Pro plan at $35/month adds 4K upscaling, the full 40+ language lip sync library, 1080p motion control, multi-speaker sync, batch processing, and API access. The Business plan at $70/month includes native 4K, 15-second clips, white-label commercial rights, team seats, and dedicated rendering priority.

One-time credit packs are also available for users who prefer not to subscribe, though they expire after 30 days and do not auto-renew.

All paid plans include full commercial rights for generated content. Free tier output requires attribution.

Limitations Worth Noting

Clip duration is capped at 15 seconds even on the highest plan, which rules out longer-form generation without manual stitching. The full language library for lip sync is gated behind Pro — Basic users get 20 languages. Credit packs have a 30-day expiry, which can be wasteful for occasional users. And while the free tier is genuinely usable for testing, the 720p ceiling and 3-export daily limit make it impractical for anything beyond evaluation.