Script to Video, with an AI Voice in Your Language
Paste your script, generate an AI voiceover in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, or 9 other Indian languages, then build a captioned video around it in Video Studio. It's a two-step flow — generate the voice first, then assemble the video — not a single button that outputs a finished clip, and we'd rather tell you that upfront than oversell it.
Free voice credits to explore · No credit card · Video export on Creator ₹799
How it works
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Paste your script, generate the voice
Drop your script into Voice Studio and pick a voice in Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi, Punjabi, Assamese, Gujarati, Odia, Urdu, or English. The free tier lets you generate and preview voiceovers with one-time credits, no card needed.
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Bring the voiceover into Video Studio
Import up to 5 generated clips into Video Studio and build the visual side: your own photos or free in-app stock images with Ken Burns motion, or a solid or gradient background, plus optional background music that ducks under the voice automatically.
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Caption and export
Apply a caption template and style bundle — captions highlight word-by-word in sync with the voice. Choose 9:16, 16:9, or 1:1 at 720p or 1080p, export as MP4, and download once the render's done.
Six caption styles, one click
Pick a look and VoisLabs applies it across your whole video — Impact, Karaoke, Clean card, Bouncy, Statement, and Minimal each pair a different type treatment and timing feel with the same word-level caption engine underneath. Live previews below, built from the exact style definitions the editor uses.
What makes this script-to-video different
Voice and captions built for the same 11 languages
A lot of script-to-video tools generate an English voice fine and then garble the caption text the moment you switch to Hindi or Tamil. VoisLabs generates the voiceover and renders the captions for the same 12 Indian languages plus English, with Noto Indic fonts and a rendering path verified across 6 scripts — so the language you scripted in is the language that displays correctly.
Word-level sync, not block subtitles
Captions highlight individual words as they're spoken, matched to 5 templates and 6 one-click style bundles — closer to what a professional editor keyframes by hand than the static subtitle block most script-to-video tools ship.
Honest about the flow: two steps, not one
There's no single button that takes raw text straight to a finished video with no input from you — you generate the voiceover in Voice Studio, then assemble captions, visuals, and music in Video Studio. It takes a few extra minutes and gives you control over pacing, visuals, and caption style that a single auto-generate button wouldn't.
Built to render Indic scripts correctly, not just display them
Most caption tools were built for English and it shows the moment you switch to Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, or another Indic script — matras and ligatures break apart because the tool is not shaping the glyphs correctly. Below: how VoisLabs renders a Hindi line, next to an illustration of what broken shaping typically looks like.
Who turns scripts into videos here
Course creators and educators
Turn a lesson script into a voiceover in your language, then bring in up to 5 clips per project to build out a module — intro, explanation, recap. Clean, readable caption styles like Minimal or Clean card keep the focus on the content rather than the visuals.
Product explainer videos
Script the explanation, generate the voiceover, and pair it with photo backgrounds — your own product shots or the in-app stock library — with Ken Burns motion for a bit of movement. Export in 16:9 for a website or landing page, or 9:16 for social.
Storytelling and audiobook-style videos
For narration-led content — short stories, excerpts, narrated posts — generate the voiceover from your script and let the captions and a slow, deliberate photo background carry the visual side, so the writing and the voice stay the focus.
Where VoisLabs Video Studio actually fits
VoisLabs isn't a caption tool for footage you've already filmed, and it isn't a text-to-video generator that dreams up visuals from a prompt. It's built for one specific job: turning an AI voiceover script into a captioned video, correctly, in Indian languages.
| VoisLabs Video Studio | Caption apps (CapCut, Submagic-class) | AI video generators (text-to-video) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indian-language AI voiceovers | 12 Indian languages + English | English-first | Varies by app |
| Word-level captions in Indic scripts | Correct rendering, verified across 6 scripts | Matras/ligatures often break | Not the focus |
| Reels-safe caption placement | Built in (9:16) | Varies by app | Not included |
| Background music auto-ducking | Built in, automatic | Varies by app | Not included |
| Price for creators | Creator plan ₹799 | $20–30/mo typical | $20–30/mo typical |
What the other tools do better: caption apps are built to caption footage you have already filmed — that is their whole job, and they do it well. AI video generators create original visuals from a text prompt. VoisLabs does not do either — it turns a script and an AI voiceover into a captioned video using photos, not filmed footage or generated scenes.
AI voiceovers in these languages
Script to video — FAQs
Does this generate the video automatically from my script, or do I do more?
It's two steps: Voice Studio turns your script into an AI voiceover, then you import that clip into Video Studio to add captions, photos or backgrounds, and music before exporting. There's no one-click script-in, finished-video-out — you have a short editing step in between.
What's free and what needs a paid plan?
Generating AI voiceovers in Voice Studio has a free tier with one-time credits and no card required. Assembling the video — captions, backgrounds, music, export — in Video Studio needs the Creator plan at ₹799 or higher.
Which languages can my script be voiced in?
Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi, Punjabi, Assamese, Gujarati, Odia, Urdu, and English — 12 Indian languages plus English, each with captions that render the script correctly rather than as broken glyphs.
Can I upload an existing voice recording or video instead of generating one?
Not currently — Video Studio builds videos from voiceovers generated inside VoisLabs, plus photos and backgrounds you add. If you need a different voice, generate it in Voice Studio first, then bring the clip into Video Studio.
What do I get at the end — file format, resolution, how long does it take?
An MP4 in 9:16, 16:9, or 1:1 at 720p or 1080p. Renders typically complete within minutes, and you get a direct download link — projects autosave as you work so you don't lose progress mid-edit.
How long can a video be — is there a maximum length?
There's no fixed published minute limit. What bounds a project is that you can import up to 5 voiceover clips, so practical length depends on how long each clip runs. If you're planning a longer piece, test a project early to see how the clip limit fits your script rather than assuming a specific runtime.
Can I turn a full script into a video, or do I break it into clips myself?
You break it into clips yourself — generate each section of your script as a separate voiceover, then import them into a single Video Studio project (up to 5 clips). This gives you control over pacing between sections rather than one long unbroken voiceover.
What export specs do I get for a course platform or website?
You can export at 720p or 1080p MP4, in 9:16, 16:9, or 1:1, depending on where the video is going. Exporting requires the ₹799 Creator plan.
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