Starter
One channel
- 110 minutes of finished video a month
- 1 video rendering at a time
- 3 presenters
- 1 seat
- Extra minutes at $0.89 each
VidStrike turns your words into a 1080p YouTube video: a lip-synced presenter speaking in your own voice, a picture for every line, motion clips, transitions and sound. No camera, no editing.
These are unedited outputs: a script went in, and this came out. Press play to watch with sound.

Presented by Liza0:26

Presented by Dante0:15

Presented by Saoirse0:24

Presented by Dante0:16
Pick one from the library at no extra cost, or upload one clear photo and a short recording to present every video yourself.

Beckett

Brody

Dante

Elise

Elodie

Fintan

Genevieve

Hayes

Julian

Kenji

Lasse

Liza

Saoirse
Set up a presenter, paste a script, download the video. The work in between is ours.
Upload one clear photo and a short recording of the voice. We build a presenter that looks like the photo and speaks like the recording, and you reuse it in every video after that.
Anything from 30 to 6,000 words. Before you start you see the estimated length and the minutes it will use: about 150 words is one minute of video.
A 1080p MP4, cut and ready to upload. Narration, presenter, visuals, motion, transitions and sound are already in it. No editor, no timeline, no second pass.
Every video goes through the same six stages. Watch each one tick over from your library, or leave and come back to a finished file.
Your script is read in the presenter's voice.
The narration drives a lip-synced presenter.
Every line gets an image made for it.
Key images become short moving clips.
Cuts, transitions and sound are laid in.
A 1080p MP4 lands in your library.
Each video comes back complete. You are not handed a talking head to finish in an editor.
Lips, head and eyes move with every word, so viewers see someone presenting, not a photo with a mouth pasted on.
Narration is spoken in a clone of the voice you recorded. Prefer not to use yours? Pick a ready-made voice instead.
Each line of the script gets its own visual, made from what that line says. When the topic changes, the screen changes with it.
Key moments become short moving shots, so the edit keeps moving instead of parking on a still image.
Cuts between presenter and visuals, transitions and sound effects are placed to follow the narration.
Minutes are held from the word count and settled to the finished video's length. A render that fails costs nothing.
Larger plans make several videos at once. Queue a week of uploads in one sitting and come back to finished files.
Upload, monetize and reuse what you make, commercially, as long as you hold the rights to the script, face and voice.
Plans come with minutes of finished video each month. Bigger plans cost less per minute and render more videos at once.
One channel
A few channels, or daily uploads
A small studio
Something else? Write to support@vidstrike.com.
A clear, front-facing photo of your presenter, a short clean recording of their voice, and a script. The photo and voice are set up once; after that every video only needs the script.
Plan on roughly four times the video's length. A 5-minute video takes about 20 minutes, a 10-minute one about 40. You can close the tab: it keeps going and waits for you in your library.
Minutes of finished video, nothing else. When you start a video we hold an estimate from the word count (150 words a minute). When it finishes we settle to the real length and return anything held over it.
It costs you nothing. Every minute held for that video goes back to your balance, and you can start it again.
Yes, that is the most common setup. You can also use someone else's face or voice if you have their clear permission and the rights to use their likeness. Presenting a real person who has not agreed to it is not allowed.
It depends on your plan, from a handful on the smallest plan to many on the largest. Each plan's count is listed on the pricing page.
Between 30 and 6,000 words, which is under a minute up to about 40 minutes of video. For longer videos, split the script into parts.
An MP4 file at 1920×1080, 16:9, 25 frames per second, with narration and sound mixed in. It is ready to upload to YouTube as it is.
Yes. The videos are yours to publish and earn from, provided the script is yours to use and you have the rights to the face and voice of your presenter.
Anyone can create an account. We approve new channels in small groups, and once you are approved an admin adds your plan's minutes. Card payments open after the beta.
Join the beta, set up your presenter once, and turn the scripts you already have into finished videos.