YOUR VOICE. A WHOLE NEW PICTURE.
Say it.
See it.
Turn your narration into an illustrated video, one thought at a time.
Upload a voice recording or record right here. Choose a look, fine-tune the storyboard, and get a video with images timed to your words.
Currently in private testing. Public access is coming soon.
Free account · 40 free credits daily · No watermark
One voice. A consistent visual style. Your story.
FROM VOICE NOTE TO VIDEO
You tell the story.
Give it something to look at.
- 01
Start with your voice.
Bring an MP3, M4A, WAV, WebM, or OGG recording. Or hit record and talk.
- 02
Make it feel like you.
Choose a style and pace. Review each scene, correct the words, and shape the visuals before generating.
- 03
Watch it come together.
Download a video with your original voice and every scene in time.
Pick a world for your words.
12 WAYS TO TELL IT
Illustrative style examples. Your scenes are generated from your story, so results will vary.
Is Audio Slides free?
Yes. Your free account includes 40 credits each day, shared with the other AI tools. Planning your storyboard uses 1 credit. Generating costs half a credit per image, rounded up, plus 1 credit for the video. A 10-scene video uses 7 credits in total. You see the exact cost before generating. Credits reset at midnight UTC.
What kind of video does it make?
An illustrated slideshow of still images timed to your original audio. Each scene gets its own image in your chosen style. Use portrait for Shorts and Reels, landscape for YouTube, or square for a feed.
Can I change the storyboard?
Yes. Correct the transcript for each scene, edit what its image should show, split a scene, or merge it with the next one. Changing the transcript changes the visual plan; your original recorded audio stays the same.
How long are my files saved?
Your projects and files are automatically deleted 24 hours after upload starts. Download your finished MP4 before the deadline shown in your project. Find unfinished projects in My work.
Will every character look exactly the same?
The storyboard keeps recurring characters, objects, and places in a shared visual plan. Later scenes can use earlier images as visual references to carry their appearance through the story while changing the action and composition. AI-generated details can still vary. Review the finished video before sharing it.