AI Studios builds avatar video from a script, image, clip, or document, and a second path dubs a finished video. Pricing splits into a video table (Free, Personal, Team, Enterprise) and a live-avatar table ($0 and $99 Standard). Generative credits apply only to some tools.
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AI Studios fits a deck, a script, or a finished clip that should become an avatar video or a dub. It is a weak fit if you need one language count and one price. The pages say 150+, 110+, and 73 in different places, and the $99 plan is a live avatar, not Personal video. AI STUDIOS offers a free plan with limited credits. That card is 3 videos up to 1 minute, while the homepage also says unlimited video and no credit card. Personal and Team raise duration, resolution, dubbing minutes, and monthly credits.
The homepage says to start with a script, image, or short clip, then add voiceover, translation, avatars, and visuals. Named starters are topic, text, URL, docs, article, and product to video. Seedance 2.0 is a separate line: cinematic 1080p up to 15 seconds, which is not the Personal or Team duration. Docs to video is the file path. Upload a PPTX, DOCX, or PDF, pick a goal such as social, education, or business, and a template. Then set duration, footage sources, and language. Footage can come from the web, an upload, generation, stock, or pictures in the file. The tool writes a summarizing script and says on-screen text can be in 110+ languages. The page does not say the original slide layout is kept.
Official documentationYou can choose from 2,000+ ready-to-use avatars or make a custom one from a photo, a video, or a product. A live custom avatar is described as ready after a short video upload, with appearance, voice, tone, and personality as the settings. Text to speech and dubbing copy both say 150+ languages. Dubbing starts with an uploaded video. The tool translates the script, you can edit that translation, and it generates multilingual audio with lip sync. It says it detects speech, matches mouth movement, and can use 1,000+ voices or keep the original style. Multi-speaker mode is described as identifying each speaker. Speech Duration Optimization fits audio and picture timing to the new script. The pricing row instead says 73 languages and dialects.
Official documentationThe homepage says you can build interactive training videos with avatars, quizzes, and branching scenarios, then publish them in a course builder. It also says you can export SCORM for any LMS, naming SCORM 1.2, 2004, and xAPI. The pricing page lists SCORM Export, interactive quizzes, and bulk generation under Exclusive to Enterprise, beside SAML SSO. The homepage does not repeat that gate, so do not assume a free export includes the package. The live avatar is a different product row. Homepage copy says it answers questions across web, app, and kiosk, can be trained on PDFs and PPTs, and can connect OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or your own LLM. On the pricing page its free row is $0 with 2 credits, a 10 minute session, and 1 concurrent user. Standard is the paid live row.
Official documentationGenerative credits are used only for select features like AI Images, Generative Video, and Product/Custom Avatar creation. Each tool consumes credits differently, while most editing and avatar-video features don’t require credits. Plans include monthly credits (Free 16, Personal 60, Team 150), and add-on packs are sold. Extra dubbing past the included minutes is deducted from the same pool. Included credits and dubbing minutes reset each billing cycle and do not roll over. Yearly billing is a discounted rate charged once a year, with that year's credits granted upfront, and the banner says save 20% with annual billing. A price for one credit is not shown.
Official documentationIs to upload the PPT or PDF, choose an education or business template, and keep the duration inside the plan maximum. Edit the script before anyone watches it. If the file must be SCORM with quizzes, the pricing page places those items on Enterprise. Speaker notes and generation time are not stated.
A suggested dub starts from a video you already have. Upload it, edit the translated script, then generate lip-synced audio. Use Speech Duration Optimization when the new language runs long. The dubbing page offers trial credits. The video free card lists 3 dubbing uses, and Personal lists 120 minutes a month. Do not treat 150+, 110+, and 73 as one list.
A suggested setup uses the Interactive Avatar table, not the $24 Personal plan. The free live row is a URL session of 10 minutes and one concurrent user. Standard at $99 a month adds API-based session access and bills 1 credit per 5 minutes, with a 20 minute cap and 20 concurrent users. A retention rule for uploaded PDFs is not stated.
Sign up on the web. The homepage says no credit card for the free start. The pricing card still caps that plan at 3 videos of up to 1 minute.
Type a topic or script, paste a URL, or upload a PPT, PDF, or other text-rich file. Pick a template and a language.
Choose a stock avatar or a custom one from a photo or short video. Set duration inside your plan's maximum and choose footage sources.
Revise the script, generate the dub if you need another language, and download. Move to Personal, Team, or the live Standard plan only after the free caps stop fitting.
Two tables share the pricing page, which also says save 20% with annual billing. Video cards show Free at $0 /mo, Personal at $24 /mo, and Team at $55 /seat/mo, plus From $24 /month and From $55 /month in the compare header. Enterprise is custom. Interactive Avatar has its own $0 row with 2 credits and Standard at $99 /mo. Monthly pools on the homepage are Free 16, Personal 60, and Team 150.
Trying AI video and basic dubbing.
$0.
/mo.
Solo creators who need longer videos.
$24.
/mo.
A group sharing credits and workspace.
$55.
/seat/mo.
Organizations that need custom pricing.
Custom.
Custom.
Live avatar sessions, not the video editor plan.
$99.
/mo.
The live-avatar $0 row is not the 3-video free plan. A yearly dollar price is not shown. Credits and dubbing minutes do not roll over. The stock-library line is not a commercial license for generated video.
You want another avatar-video tool and do not need this credit split.
AI Studios documents document upload, dubbing minutes, and a separate $99 live-avatar plan. Choose HeyGen when that pair of price tables is not the job.
The job is a presenter video and you are not using the live-avatar table.
AI Studios runs from a deck or script to an avatar, then to dubbing minutes and generative credits. Choose Synthesia when you do not need the Interactive Avatar plan. Synthesia's controls are not described here.
You are comparing AI video tools aimed at produced explainers.
Choose Colossyan when you do not need AI Studios' document upload, the 3-video free card, or the live session billed per 5 minutes.
You want generative clips more than an avatar presenter and a dub.
AI Studios names Kling among models inside a studio that also has avatars, dubbing, and SCORM. Choose KLING AI when you do not need that wrapper.
The card is Free at $0 a month: up to 3 videos, up to 1 minute each, 1 custom avatar, 720p, 3 dubbing uses, and 16 one-time credits, with limited models. The FAQ calls it a trial of AI video and basic dubbing. The homepage line 'Unlimited Video | No credit card required' does not match that card.
SourcePersonal is $24 a month for videos up to 30 minutes, 1080p, and 120 dubbing minutes. Team is $55 per seat a month for videos up to 60 minutes, 4K, and 240 dubbing minutes. Enterprise is custom with unlimited duration. A yearly dollar amount is not shown.
SourceNo. Included credits and dubbing minutes reset each billing cycle and do not roll over. Extra dubbing is taken from generative credits. Most editing and avatar-video features don’t require credits. A per-credit dollar price is not shown.
SourceNo. Standard at $99 a month sits on the Interactive Avatar table: 100 credits, API-based session access, LLM and TTS included, usage at 1 credit per 5 minutes, max 20 minutes per session, and max 20 concurrent users. Its free neighbor is $0 with 2 credits, a 10 minute session, and 1 concurrent user. That is not the $24 Personal video plan.
SourceDubbing copy says 150+ languages, docs to video says 110+, and the pricing row says 73 languages and dialects. The pages do not explain the gap or state a commercial license for generated video. The royalty-free line is about the stock library only.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run AI Studios. No account was created, no document was uploaded, and no avatar video, dub, or live session was generated. This profile restates the homepage, pricing page, docs-to-video page, and dubbing page reviewed on 6 October 2026. Savings, speed, and user-count lines stay the vendor's wording. This description is based on AI Studios's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including AI Studios homepage, AI Studios pricing, AI Studios docs to video, AI Studios AI dubbing.
Start from a document, a topic, or a clip, then check the free-plan caps before you rely on the draft.