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Rotor's AI powered lyric video maker is a tool designed to help musicians create professional quality music and visualizer videos, promo and lyric videos, and Spotify Canvas videos quickly and easily with no video editing skills or production knowledge required. It includes a library of over one million stock video clips, as well as audio-reactive visual fx, styles, and filters. Additionally, Rotor's engine automatically generates a professional quality video cut to the user's music, and provides tools to easily resize videos for different social media platforms and add text or lyrics to videos.
D-ID uses generative AI to create customized videos featuring talking avatars at a touch of a button for businesses and creators. The Creative Reality Studio uses the latest AI tools to generate talking avatars from images, audio, or text. Additionally, the Live Portrait and Speaking Portrait products enable users to create videos from photos and talking head videos from text or audio respectively.
Rizzle is a tool that allows users to quickly create engaging videos in minutes with no editing. It can be used to create videos from simple inputs like text, link, or files, and has customizable features like icons, styles, actions, and layouts. Videos can be distributed on any social media platform and users can get analytics to track impact.
HeyGen is a video platform that allows users to easily create engaging business videos with generative AI. It offers 100+ customizable realistic avatars, 300+ voices in 40+ languages, text-to-video in minutes, 1080P video downloads, video sharing, creative styles, and background music. It is suitable for use cases such as marketing & sales, training & onboarding, explainer & how-to, and news.
EbSynth is a tool for transferring the style of a hand-painted keyframe to a source video. The software automatically preserves texture coherence, contrast, and high frequency details while stylising the footage. Optional masks can be used to specify which parts of the frame should be stylised. For best results, the keyframe should closely match the footage and a new keyframe should be supplied after any significant changes in perspective.