Vidnoz AI
Makes avatar videos from a script with 1,900 avatars and 2,680 voices, free with daily credits.
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- Freemium · free, paid up to $74.99/mo
Vidnoz AI Review: 1,900 Avatars, a Real Free Tier and a Credit Meter
Vidnoz AI is an avatar video generator. You pick a presenter from a library of about 1,900 AI avatars, paste a script and choose a voice. Out comes a talking-head video with captions and a template around it. It is one of the few avatar tools with a usable free tier. That is most of why people search for it. The company is registered in Austin, Texas and says 20,000 teams use it.
What does Vidnoz do?
The core workflow is script to avatar video. Choose a template from about 3,400 and pick an avatar. Type up to 15,000 characters a scene on paid plans and select from 2,680 voices in many languages. The AI Video Wizard turns a text prompt or a .txt file into a full video. PowerPoint or PDF decks convert to video in a few clicks. Videos can run up to 60 minutes on paid plans and export at 1080p.
Avatars come in several kinds. Studio avatars are the stock presenters. Expressive avatars perform a script with gestures and lip sync. Photo avatars animate a still portrait, and Product Avatar builds a presenter from a product image. Avatar Lite makes a digital twin of you from video, with three included on Starter and ten on Business. Avatar Pro, a studio-grade twin, is a paid add-on.
Vidnoz Gen is the second product, a studio for text-to-video, image-to-video and image generation on outside models. The list includes Google Veo, Sora, Kling 2.6, Seedance, Wan, Hailuo, Flux, Nano Banana Pro and Imagen. Around both sit dozens of free tools. There is a talking photo maker and one-click video translation into 135 languages. Lip sync, voice cloning, a voice changer and a vocal remover sit beside them.
Business features are aimed at teams. There is a brand kit, branded video pages with a call to action, and embeds that update when you edit. SCORM export, video analytics, SAML single sign-on and a shared workspace round it out.
Which features stand out?
- Free daily credits — a banner promises 60 free credits a day, enough to test the product without a card.
- 1,900 avatars and 2,680 voices — one of the larger stock libraries, with emotional voices on paid plans.
- PPT and PDF to video — a slide deck becomes a narrated avatar video in a few clicks.
- One-click video translation — 135 languages, included on Business.
- SCORM export — direct upload to learning platforms, rare below enterprise pricing.
- Vidnoz Gen — Veo, Sora, Kling and Seedance in the same account for generated footage.
How much does Vidnoz cost?
Three self-serve tiers plus enterprise. The page shows monthly and yearly prices, with yearly 25 percent off.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly, per month | Credits | Limits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | daily free credits | 3 minutes a video, 720p, watermark, 890 voices |
| Starter | $26.99 | $19.99 | 450 a month plus 30 free a day | 60-minute videos, 1080p, no watermark, 3 Avatar Lite |
| Business | $74.99 | $56.99 | 900 a month plus 30 free a day | voice clone, translation, brand kit, SSO, 10 Avatar Lite |
| Enterprise | custom | custom | custom | Avatar Pro, dedicated data centre, account manager |
Credits are the meter. The page prices them at $0.04 each on Starter and $0.06 on Business. Larger credit packs are offered at checkout. Note the first-month discount badges on both paid tiers, which means the renewal price is the one to budget for.
Who is Vidnoz for?
Trainers, teachers and HR teams making onboarding and e-learning videos. The SCORM export and the PowerPoint import are built for that job, and two universities are quoted on the homepage.
Small marketing teams that want a presenter video without a studio, in several languages.
Anyone comparing avatar tools who wants to try before paying. The free tier is the honest entry point that HeyGen and Synthesia limit more tightly.
Where does Vidnoz fall short?
The reviews are poor. Trustpilot rates it 2.1 out of 5 from 83 reviews, with 46 percent one-star. The complaints are about free videos that never render and marketing that promises more than the free tier delivers. Several also object to one-off credit purchases being replaced by subscriptions. The company replies to most negative reviews.
Credits run out fast on video. A minute of avatar video costs many credits. The page's conversion from credits to minutes did not render on the day of writing.
Avatars are stock. The same 1,900 faces appear in every Vidnoz customer's videos. A twin of yourself is limited or a paid add-on.
The site is a maze. Dozens of free tools, promotional banners and three product lines make it hard to tell what you are buying.
The generation models are resold. Veo, Sora and Kling inside Vidnoz Gen cost credits at Vidnoz's rate, not the model vendor's.
Is Vidnoz worth trying?
Yes, on the free tier, if you need a talking presenter. You do not have to pay to find out whether avatars suit your content. If it works, Starter yearly at $19.99 is cheaper than HeyGen for the same job. For a clone of yourself or a polished brand presenter, Akool and HeyGen do it better. For generated footage rather than avatars, go to Runway ML or Kling AI direct and skip the credit markup.
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