What Fliki is
Fliki converts text into video: paste an article or write a script, choose a voice, and it produces narrated video with visuals. Its natural use case is repurposing written material you already have.
- Text or article to narrated video.
- A range of synthetic voices across languages.
- Automatic scene splitting and visual selection.
- Editing of the generated scenes.
What it suits
| Use | Fit |
|---|---|
| Repurposing blog posts | Strong |
| Explainer and summary video | Strong |
| Social video from written content | Moderate to strong |
| Brand campaigns | Weak |
| Original footage production | Not applicable |
The text-to-video workflow
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Start from good written material
Output quality is bounded by source quality.
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Edit the text for speech first
Written prose needs shortening and simplifying to work aloud.
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Choose a voice and check pronunciation
Test on names and technical terms.
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Review the scene breakdown
Adjust where it splits; automatic splitting is often uneven.
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Replace weak visuals
This is the biggest quality lever.
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Export and check captions
Proofread before publishing.
Edit for the ear first: text written to be read is almost always too long and too complex to be narrated well. Shorten before you generate.
Choosing a voice
- Match the voice to subject and audience.
- Test on your actual content, especially numbers and product names.
- Keep the same voice across a series for consistency.
- Get consent before cloning a real person’s voice.
Improving the visuals
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Visuals only loosely related to the narration | Replace with specific imagery or your own assets |
| Everything looks like stock | Mix in brand assets, screenshots or generated clips |
| Scenes change too fast or too slowly | Adjust the scene split |
| Captions sit in default styling | Restyle for brand consistency |
Practical limits
- Automatic visual selection is generic.
- Results read as automated without a revision pass.
- Not suitable for original footage or cinematic work.
- Voice quality on emotional delivery is limited.