#1
Topaz Video
Video & Media
$19/mo
Upscale, sharpen and smooth video footage with AI models
Pros
- Motion-aware models: Models are trained to keep detail consistent across frames.
- Many enhancement tools: Upscaling, frame interpolation, slow motion and SDR to HDR.
- Local rendering: Topaz Studio renders on your own machine without limits.
Cons
- No free plan listed: All plans shown are paid.
- Credits expire: Monthly cloud video credits do not roll over.
- Commercial limits: Most plans allow commercial use only for organizations under $1M in annual revenue.
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#2
Shuffll Engage
Video & Media
Contact sales
Create personalized marketing videos for each customer or segment
Pros
- Goes beyond names: Voice, visuals, actors, offers and scripts can all change per viewer.
- Fits existing workflows: API and MCP connect it to your customer systems.
- Trigger-based videos: Customer events can start a video automatically.
Cons
- No public pricing: You need to book a demo to learn costs.
- Setup required: Getting value depends on connecting your CRM and delivery channels.
- Enterprise focus: It is built for campaigns rather than quick one-off videos.
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Turn scripts, links, slides or ideas into finished videos
Pros
- Many starting points: Build videos from ideas, scripts, URLs, slides, PDFs, audio or images.
- All features on every plan: Every plan gets the same AI models and toolkit, with differences in credits and seats.
- Large stock library: Plans include millions of royalty-free clips from Getty Images and Storyblocks.
Cons
- Minute caps: Starter allows up to 30 minutes of video per month.
- Avatar and voice clones cost more: Cloned avatars and voice clones start on the Professional plan.
- Teams plan is pricey: Collaboration features start at $119 per month billed annually.
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AI models that turn human motion into 3D animation and video
Pros
- Proven integrations: Its models power features in Unity Muse and Adobe Mixamo.
- Video-to-animation: Turns real acting footage into 3D character motion.
- Controllable video: Kamo-1 lets you steer both camera and character movement.
Cons
- Not a self-serve app: The site points to Contact Us rather than a sign-up.
- No public pricing: Prices are not shown on the website.
- Research focus: Much of the site covers models and publications, not end-user tools.
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Cut long videos into vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts
Pros
- Fast repurposing: One upload can produce many short clips without manual editing.
- Smart reframing: AI Reframe 2 keeps the speaker or key subject in view.
- Posting built in: Publish and schedule to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn.
Cons
- Downloads need a plan: The free try covers one video, and exporting clips requires paying.
- Clip caps: Each plan limits how many clips you can make per month.
- Speech-dependent: Videos with little talking give the AI less to work with.
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#6
invideo AI
Video & Media
$4/mo
Edit and generate videos by telling AI agents what you want
Pros
- Plain-language editing: You describe edits in words instead of learning prompt tricks.
- Bulk changes: One instruction can apply across every shot on the timeline.
- Team editing: Multiplayer mode shows live cursors and comments for collaborators.
Cons
- Credits expire: Unused credits do not roll over to the next month.
- Basic is limited: The Basic plan has no Seedance 2.5 or Seedance 2.0 and only the Lite agent.
- Credit costs can change: The FAQ says credit costs may be updated without notice.
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Turn scripts, blogs and slides into voiced videos
Pros
- Free forever plan: You can try core workflows without a card.
- Huge voice range: 2,000+ voices in 80+ languages, plus voice cloning on paid plans.
- Many starting points: Build videos from ideas, scripts, blogs, slides or recordings.
Cons
- Free plan is very limited: 3 credits a month, 720p exports and a watermark.
- Credits get used on edits: Changing text or voice settings reprocesses audio and spends credits again.
- Team features need Premium: Faster exports, API access and team collaboration sit on higher tiers.
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Turn text prompts into short videos with the open Mochi model
Pros
- Open model: Mochi 1 code and weights are public, so you can inspect and modify them.
- Runs locally: You can generate video on your own machine instead of relying on a hosted service.
- ComfyUI support: Mochi can slot into existing ComfyUI workflows.
Cons
- Technical setup: Running Mochi yourself means cloning a repo and installing Python dependencies.
- Pricing not on the site: The homepage does not list plans or prices for the hosted playground.
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