# Plainly

> A plain-English, source-linked guide to creative AI: tools, models and places to run them for making pictures, video, voice, music, talking presenters and 3D. For each entry: what it does, what it costs, open or closed, licence, and whether you can sell what you make. Every fact has a source URL, a last-checked date and a confidence level. Nobody pays to be listed or ranked.

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## How entries are structured

- One page per entry at https://plainly.guide/tools/{slug}/ ; slugs are permanent.
- Each page is plain HTML (no JavaScript needed) with schema.org JSON-LD: a SoftwareApplication (name, description, offers, licence, creator, additionalProperty for openness, licence family, commercial use, skill level, last checked) and a WebPage with the source URLs as citations.
- Entry types: tool = Something you sign up to and use; model = The engine that does the making; may power many tools; host = Where you can use a model without its maker's own app.
- Openness: open_source = Weights and code downloadable under a standard open licence; open_weights = You can download and run it, but the licence limits use; closed = Only usable through the maker's app or API.
- Commercial use of outputs: yes = Yes; paid_plans_only = Yes, on paid plans; with_conditions = Yes, with conditions; no = No; unclear = The terms don't say clearly; depends_on_model = Depends on the model you choose.
- Confidence: high = Checked on the maker's own page; medium = Checked, but the page was unclear or partial; low = Inferred or from a secondary source; needs review.
- Task ids follow make.{area}.{task}, e.g. make.video.from_photo = "A video, by bringing a photo to life".
- Prices are as published by the maker, with ISO currency codes. Cross-tool cost comparisons are Plainly estimates and are labelled as estimates.
- Taxonomy version 0.2. Data last checked 2026-10-12.

## Where the data lives

- Entry pages: https://plainly.guide/tools/{slug}/
- Area pages, grouped by task: https://plainly.guide/categories/{area}/ (areas: image, video, voice, music, avatar, 3d)
- Full catalogue as plain text: https://plainly.guide/llms-full.txt
- Sitemap: https://plainly.guide/sitemap.xml
- Coming next: JSON at https://plainly.guide/api/tools/{slug}.json and https://plainly.guide/api/categories/{area}.json, and an MCP server.

## Areas

- [Pictures](https://plainly.guide/categories/image/): 115 entries
- [Video](https://plainly.guide/categories/video/): 149 entries
- [Voice and speech](https://plainly.guide/categories/voice/): 102 entries
- [Music and sound](https://plainly.guide/categories/music/): 53 entries
- [Talking presenters](https://plainly.guide/categories/avatar/): 55 entries
- [3D](https://plainly.guide/categories/3d/): 37 entries

## Entries

- [3D AI Studio](https://plainly.guide/tools/3d-ai-studio/): A browser studio that turns a text prompt or a picture into a 3D model, using its own engines plus models from other makers.
- [ACE-Step](https://plainly.guide/tools/ace-step/): A free, downloadable model that writes whole songs, with or without vocals, from a text description and lyrics.
- [Adobe Express](https://plainly.guide/tools/adobe-express/): An easy design app for social posts, flyers, logos and short videos, with templates and built-in AI to make images from a description, remove backgrounds and edit photos.
- [Adobe Firefly](https://plainly.guide/tools/adobe-firefly/): Adobe's AI studio for making and editing pictures from text, plus short videos, voiceovers, music and sound effects.
- [Adobe Lightroom](https://plainly.guide/tools/adobe-lightroom/): Adobe's photo organiser and editor for photographers.
- [Adobe Photoshop](https://plainly.guide/tools/adobe-photoshop/): Adobe's long-standing photo editor, now with AI built in.
- [Adobe Podcast (Enhance Speech)](https://plainly.guide/tools/adobe-podcast/): A browser tool that makes speech recorded on a phone or laptop sound like it was done in a quiet studio by removing background noise and echo.
- [Adobe Premiere](https://plainly.guide/tools/adobe-premiere-pro/): Adobe's professional video editor.
- [Adobe Substance 3D](https://plainly.guide/tools/adobe-substance-3d/): Adobe's set of desktop apps for professional 3D texturing, materials, modelling and scene rendering.
- [AI Studios by DeepBrain AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/deepbrain-ai/): DeepBrain AI's AI Studios turns a script into a video with a digital presenter, can dub videos into other languages, and offers presenters people can talk to live.
- [AIVA](https://plainly.guide/tools/aiva/): Writes instrumental music for you from a chosen style, which you can then edit note by note.
- [Akool](https://plainly.guide/tools/akool/): A large web toolkit for AI video: talking presenters, talking photos, face swap (including live), video translation and voice cloning, plus picture and video makers that run many other companies' models.
- [Amazon Polly](https://plainly.guide/tools/amazon-polly/): Amazon's cloud service that reads text aloud in dozens of voices and languages.
- [Anam](https://plainly.guide/tools/anam/): Builds realistic AI faces that hold live video conversations, for example as a support agent or tutor on a website.
- [Animoto](https://plainly.guide/tools/animoto/): A long-running browser video maker: drop your photos and clips into ready-made templates, add licensed music and text, and export.
- [Aragon AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/aragon-ai/): Upload a few selfies and get a set of professional-looking headshots of yourself in about half an hour, in chosen outfits and backgrounds.
- [Arcads](https://plainly.guide/tools/arcads/): Makes video adverts in the style of social-media testimonials, using a library of AI actors who read your script.
- [Argil](https://plainly.guide/tools/argil/): Makes short social-media videos with a digital copy of you, or a stock presenter, speaking your script.
- [Artbreeder](https://plainly.guide/tools/artbreeder/): A playful browser tool for making pictures by mixing images and text, blending 'genes' of portraits, making collages and extending images.
- [AssemblyAI](https://plainly.guide/tools/assemblyai/): A speech-to-text service for developers: send it recordings or live audio and get back text, with options such as who-said-what, translation and summaries.
- [Async (formerly Podcastle)](https://plainly.guide/tools/podcastle/): An online studio for podcasts and videos: record remote guests, get transcripts, clean up and edit audio, and turn text into speech with AI voices.
- [AudioGen (medium)](https://plainly.guide/tools/audiogen/): A downloadable model from Meta that makes short sound effects, like a dog barking or footsteps, from a text description.
- [AudioShake](https://plainly.guide/tools/audioshake/): Splits audio into separate parts: vocals and instruments in a song, or dialogue, music and effects in a film soundtrack.
- [Auphonic](https://plainly.guide/tools/auphonic/): Upload a podcast or recording and it automatically evens out volume, reduces noise and hum, cuts silences and filler words, and can write a transcript.
- [Autodesk Flow Studio](https://plainly.guide/tools/autodesk-flow-studio/): An online tool that reads ordinary filmed footage and rebuilds it as a 3D scene: it tracks the camera, captures actors' body, face and hand movement without suits, and lets you drop animated CG characters into the shot.
- [Azure AI Speech](https://plainly.guide/tools/azure-ai-speech/): Microsoft's cloud speech service for developers and businesses.
- [BandLab SongStarter](https://plainly.guide/tools/bandlab-songstarter/): A song-idea generator inside the BandLab music studio.
- [Bark](https://plainly.guide/tools/bark/): A free, downloadable model that turns text into speech in 13 languages, and can add laughs, sighs, background noise or a little music.
- [Beatoven.ai](https://plainly.guide/tools/beatoven-ai/): Makes royalty-free background music and sound effects from a short written description, in your browser.
- [BiRefNet](https://plainly.guide/tools/birefnet/): A free, open model that cuts the main subject out of a photo with fine detail such as hair, so you can remove or replace the background.
- [Blockade Labs Skybox AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/blockade-labs/): Makes a 360-degree surrounding scene (a skybox) from a short description, for use as a backdrop in games, VR or 3D scenes.
- [Boomy](https://plainly.guide/tools/boomy/): A website that uses AI to make music for you.
- [Bria](https://plainly.guide/tools/bria-ai/): A business service for making and editing images (and some video clean-up) through an API, plugins and web tools, using Bria's own models trained on licensed stock images.
- [CAMB.AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/camb-ai/): Translates and dubs videos and live streams into other languages, and turns text into natural-sounding speech, using its own MARS speech models.
- [Canva AI (Magic Studio)](https://plainly.guide/tools/canva-magic-studio/): The AI tools built into the Canva design app: make pictures from a description, edit photos by pointing and clicking, remove backgrounds and resize designs.
- [CapCut](https://plainly.guide/tools/capcut/): A video editor with templates and basic editing tools, plus paid AI credits for making short clips from a description using ByteDance's Seedance video models.
- [Captions](https://plainly.guide/tools/captions-app/): A phone and web video editor for talking-to-camera clips.
- [Cartesia](https://plainly.guide/tools/cartesia/): A fast text-to-speech and speech-to-text service aimed at developers building voice apps and phone agents.
- [ChatGPT Images](https://plainly.guide/tools/chatgpt-images/): Make and edit pictures by chatting with ChatGPT: describe what you want or upload a photo and ask for changes.
- [Chatterbox](https://plainly.guide/tools/chatterbox/): A free, downloadable family of text-to-speech models from Resemble AI that read text aloud in 23 languages and can copy a voice from a short clip.
- [Civitai](https://plainly.guide/tools/civitai/): A large community site for sharing and downloading Stable Diffusion and Flux models and add-ons, with an on-site generator for pictures and video paid for with its 'Buzz' currency.
- [Claid](https://plainly.guide/tools/claid-ai/): Online tools for shop product photos: put a product into a styled scene, show clothes on AI fashion models, remove backgrounds, upscale and fix lighting, or turn a still into a short video.
- [Cleanup.pictures](https://plainly.guide/tools/cleanup-pictures/): A simple browser tool for erasing unwanted things from a photo: paint over a person, object, text or blemish and it fills the gap.
- [Cleanvoice AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/cleanvoice-ai/): Cleans up podcast and voice recordings in your browser: removes background noise, filler words like 'um', mouth sounds and long silences, and can transcribe and summarise.
- [Clipchamp](https://plainly.guide/tools/clipchamp/): Microsoft's simple video editor for the browser and Windows.
- [Clipdrop](https://plainly.guide/tools/clipdrop/): A set of quick photo tools in the browser: remove or replace a background, erase objects, widen a picture, relight it, upscale it, or make an image from a description.
- [CogVideoX](https://plainly.guide/tools/cogvideox/): A downloadable video model from the Z.ai (Zhipu) CogVideoX team that makes 5-10 second clips from a description or a photo.
- [Colossyan](https://plainly.guide/tools/colossyan/): Turns a script into a video with a digital presenter, aimed at workplace training.
- [ComfyUI](https://plainly.guide/tools/comfyui/): A free, open-source app where you build image, video, audio and 3D workflows by linking boxes together, running open models on your own computer.
- [Creatify](https://plainly.guide/tools/creatify/): Makes short video and image adverts, often from a product link, using stock AI presenters reading a script.
- [CSM (Cube)](https://plainly.guide/tools/csm-ai/): Turns a picture or a short description into a 3D model in your browser, and can split an object into separate parts, tidy up the mesh and repaint textures.
- [D-ID](https://plainly.guide/tools/d-id/): Makes a photo or video of a face talk, reading your script or audio.
- [DaVinci Resolve](https://plainly.guide/tools/davinci-resolve/): Professional desktop software for editing, colour, effects and sound.
- [Deepgram](https://plainly.guide/tools/deepgram/): A pay-as-you-go service for developers that turns speech into text (live or from files) and text into speech, priced per minute or per character.
- [DeepMotion Animate 3D](https://plainly.guide/tools/deepmotion/): Upload an ordinary video of someone moving and get the movement back as 3D character animation (motion capture without a suit), ready to use in games or 3D apps.
- [DeeVid AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/deevid-ai/): A browser and phone app that makes short videos and pictures from a description or a photo, using a choice of other makers' video models.
- [Demucs](https://plainly.guide/tools/demucs/): A free, open model that splits a song into separate drums, bass, vocals and other parts (a six-part version adds guitar and piano).
- [Descript](https://plainly.guide/tools/descript/): Edit audio and video by editing a written transcript, like a document.
- [Dia](https://plainly.guide/tools/dia/): A free, downloadable speech model that turns a written two-person script into spoken dialogue, including laughs and coughs.
- [DiffusionBee](https://plainly.guide/tools/diffusionbee/): A free Mac app that runs Stable Diffusion image models on your own computer, offline.
- [Distil-Whisper](https://plainly.guide/tools/distil-whisper/): A smaller, faster version of OpenAI's Whisper that turns English speech into text, about six times quicker than the full model.
- [DomoAI](https://plainly.guide/tools/domo-ai/): A browser app that turns photos, descriptions or existing clips into short animated videos, including anime-style restyling and talking avatars.
- [Draw Things](https://plainly.guide/tools/draw-things/): A free app for iPhone, iPad and Mac that makes pictures on your own device, offline, using downloadable open models.
- [Dreamina](https://plainly.guide/tools/dreamina/): A CapCut web app that makes pictures and short videos from a description or a photo, edits and upscales images, and creates talking avatars.
- [Dubverse](https://plainly.guide/tools/dubverse/): A web tool that translates and re-voices your videos into other languages with AI voices, and also makes subtitles and text-to-speech.
- [Dzine](https://plainly.guide/tools/dzine/): A browser app for making and editing pictures and short videos with AI, with a canvas for layered edits, consistent characters, lip sync and talking avatars.
- [EchoMimic](https://plainly.guide/tools/echomimic/): A free, downloadable model from Ant Group that makes a photo of a person talk or sing in time with an audio clip.
- [Elai.io](https://plainly.guide/tools/elai-io/): Makes training and explainer videos with a virtual presenter reading your script.
- [Eleven Music](https://plainly.guide/tools/elevenlabs-music/): ElevenLabs' song maker: describe a song and get music with or without singing, in several languages, then regenerate single sections like the chorus.
- [Eleven v3](https://plainly.guide/tools/eleven-v3/): ElevenLabs' expressive text-to-speech model.
- [ElevenLabs](https://plainly.guide/tools/elevenlabs/): Type text and get natural-sounding speech in many languages, or make a copy of your own voice.
- [F5-TTS](https://plainly.guide/tools/f5-tts/): A free research text-to-speech model that copies the voice in a short reference clip and reads new text in it.
- [Facetune](https://plainly.guide/tools/facetune/): A phone and browser app for touching up selfies and short videos: smooth skin, change makeup, hair or outfits, remove backgrounds and make AI headshots.
- [fal](https://plainly.guide/tools/fal/): A pay-as-you-go service for running many AI models through code or a web playground: image, video, speech, 3D, and talking-avatar and lip-sync models from various makers.
- [FantasyTalking](https://plainly.guide/tools/fantasytalking/): A free research model that makes a portrait photo talk: give it a picture and a voice recording and it produces a video of the person speaking with matching lips and head movement.
- [Filmora](https://plainly.guide/tools/filmora/): A video editing app for computers and phones from Wondershare, with built-in AI extras: make clips from a description or photo, lengthen clips, auto captions, text to speech, music and sound effects.
- [Fish Audio](https://plainly.guide/tools/fish-audio/): A text-to-speech site with a large library of community voices.
- [Flair](https://plainly.guide/tools/flair-ai/): A browser tool for online shops that stages product photos in AI-made scenes, puts clothing and jewellery on AI-generated models, and makes short product videos and ads.
- [FlexClip](https://plainly.guide/tools/flexclip/): A browser video editor with templates and many AI helpers: turn a prompt, article or slides into a video, add AI voiceovers, subtitles and music, remove backgrounds and make AI images.
- [Fliki](https://plainly.guide/tools/fliki/): Turns a script, idea, blog post or slides into a narrated video with stock visuals, AI voices and optional avatars.
- [FLUX.1 [dev]](https://plainly.guide/tools/flux-1-dev/): A downloadable model that turns a written description into a picture.
- [FLUX.1 [schnell]](https://plainly.guide/tools/flux-1-schnell/): A fast, free-to-download model that turns a description into a picture in a few steps.
- [FLUX.1 Kontext](https://plainly.guide/tools/flux-1-kontext/): A model that changes an existing picture from a written instruction, such as swapping the background or restyling it, while keeping the same character.
- [FLUX.2](https://plainly.guide/tools/flux-2/): A family of picture models from Black Forest Labs that make and edit images from text, and can combine several reference images.
- [FLUX1.1 [pro]](https://plainly.guide/tools/flux-1-1-pro/): A picture-making model from Black Forest Labs that turns a written description into an image.
- [Fooocus](https://plainly.guide/tools/fooocus/): A free, open-source program you install on your own computer to make pictures from a description with few settings to learn.
- [Fotor](https://plainly.guide/tools/fotor/): An all-in-one photo editor and design app with AI tools: make pictures or short videos from a description, edit photos, remove backgrounds and get AI headshots.
- [Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (Nano Banana)](https://plainly.guide/tools/gemini-2-5-flash-image/): Google's first 'Nano Banana' image model.
- [Genmo](https://plainly.guide/tools/genmo/): A video lab that makes short clips from a written description.
- [getimg.ai](https://plainly.guide/tools/getimg-ai/): A browser workspace for making and editing pictures with many different AI models, plus video, music, speech and sound effects.
- [Gling](https://plainly.guide/tools/gling/): An editing helper for people who film themselves talking, such as YouTubers.
- [Google Cloud Text-to-Speech](https://plainly.guide/tools/google-cloud-text-to-speech/): Google's developer service that turns written text into spoken audio in many voices and languages, paid per character.
- [Google Flow](https://plainly.guide/tools/google-flow/): Google's browser studio for making short video clips and pictures from a description, a photo or reference images, then editing and stitching them into scenes.
- [Google Flow Music](https://plainly.guide/tools/google-flow-music/): Google's music app where you chat with an assistant to make full songs with vocals, remix tracks, split songs into parts and make music videos.
- [Google Flow Music (formerly MusicFX)](https://plainly.guide/tools/google-musicfx/): Google's MusicFX page now leads to Google Flow Music, where you chat with an assistant to make full songs with vocals, remix tracks and split songs into parts.
- [Google Flow Music (formerly Riffusion)](https://plainly.guide/tools/riffusion/): Riffusion's web address now leads to Google Flow Music, where you chat with an assistant to make full songs with vocals, remix tracks and split songs into parts.
- [Google Gemini (image creation)](https://plainly.guide/tools/google-gemini-images/): Image making inside Google's Gemini chat app: describe a picture or upload photos and ask for changes in plain words.
- [GPT Image 1](https://plainly.guide/tools/gpt-image-1/): OpenAI's earlier model for making and editing pictures from text and reference images, used through OpenAI's API.
- [Hailuo AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/hailuo-ai/): A browser app from MiniMax for making short video clips from a description or a photo, plus pictures and ready-made effect templates.
- [Hallo2](https://plainly.guide/tools/hallo2/): A free, downloadable research model that animates a front-facing portrait photo to speak along with an English audio track, including long clips and an optional sharper high-resolution mode.
- [Happy Scribe](https://plainly.guide/tools/happy-scribe/): Upload a recording or video and get a written transcript or subtitles, which it can also translate into other languages.
- [HeadshotPro](https://plainly.guide/tools/headshotpro/): Upload a few selfies and get a set of professional-looking work headshots made by AI.
- [Hedra](https://plainly.guide/tools/hedra/): Makes any face in a picture talk or sing along to an audio track, using its own Character 3 model or others it hosts.
- [HeyGen](https://plainly.guide/tools/heygen/): Makes videos of a digital presenter reading your script, in your browser.
- [HiDream-I1](https://plainly.guide/tools/hidream-i1/): A large downloadable model (17 billion parameters) that makes pictures from a description.
- [Higgsfield](https://plainly.guide/tools/higgsfield/): A web app that runs several makers' video and image models in one place, such as Seedance and Nano Banana.
- [HitPaw VikPea](https://plainly.guide/tools/hitpaw-video-enhancer/): A desktop app that uses AI to make old, blurry or low-resolution videos sharper and bigger (up to 8K), smoother or colourised.
- [Hour One](https://plainly.guide/tools/hour-one/): Makes videos of a virtual presenter reading your text or slides, in several languages.
- [Hugging Face](https://plainly.guide/tools/hugging-face/): The main public library of AI models, where makers publish open models for pictures, video, speech, music and 3D.
- [Hume AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/hume-ai/): A company known for expressive AI voices.
- [Hunyuan 3D (Tencent)](https://plainly.guide/tools/hunyuan3d-studio/): Tencent's web app for making 3D models from a description, up to four photos or a sketch, with tools to tidy the mesh and export OBJ or GLB for games, shops or 3D printing.
- [Hunyuan3D 2](https://plainly.guide/tools/hunyuan3d-2/): Tencent's downloadable 3D model maker: one part builds a shape from a picture, another paints textures onto it.
- [HunyuanVideo](https://plainly.guide/tools/hunyuan-video/): A free, downloadable video model from Tencent with about 13 billion parameters.
- [HunyuanVideo-Avatar](https://plainly.guide/tools/hunyuanvideo-avatar/): A free-to-download Tencent model that makes a still portrait talk or sing in time with an audio track, with control over emotion and support for more than one character.
- [Hyper3D Rodin](https://plainly.guide/tools/rodin/): Makes a textured 3D model from one or more photos or a text description, in your browser.
- [Ideogram](https://plainly.guide/tools/ideogram/): Makes pictures from a written description and is especially good at putting readable words into images, such as posters and logos.
- [Imagen 4](https://plainly.guide/tools/imagen-4/): Google's text-to-picture model, offered to developers in Fast, Standard and Ultra versions through Google's APIs.
- [ImagineArt](https://plainly.guide/tools/imagine-art/): An all-in-one creative site for pictures, video and audio.
- [InfiniteTalk](https://plainly.guide/tools/infinitetalk/): A free, downloadable model that makes a person in a video or photo speak along to a new audio track, moving lips, head and body to match.
- [InstantMesh](https://plainly.guide/tools/instantmesh/): A free research model from Tencent ARC that turns a single picture of an object into a 3D mesh quickly.
- [invideo AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/invideo-ai/): A browser video editor where you describe changes in plain words and an AI agent makes them on a timeline.
- [Invoke (InvokeAI)](https://plainly.guide/tools/invokeai/): A free, open-source app you install to make and edit pictures with open models like Stable Diffusion and FLUX on your own computer, with a layered canvas and workflow builder.
- [iZotope Ozone](https://plainly.guide/tools/izotope-ozone/): Mastering software that runs inside music apps such as Logic or Ableton.
- [Jogg AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/jogg-ai/): Makes marketing and product videos with a digital presenter reading your script.
- [Kaedim](https://plainly.guide/tools/kaedim/): A 3D modelling service for game studios and brands: you send sketches, photos or briefs, and its AI plus in-house artists return game-ready 3D models.
- [Kaiber](https://plainly.guide/tools/kaiber/): A creative app for making stylised videos and images, including music-synced videos that move to the beat of a track.
- [Kapwing](https://plainly.guide/tools/kapwing/): An online video editor that works in your browser.
- [KIRI Engine](https://plainly.guide/tools/kiri-engine/): A phone and web app that turns photos or a video of a real object or room into a 3D model (3D scanning).
- [Kits AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/kits-ai/): Music-focused voice tools: turn a sung or spoken take into another voice, clone your own singing voice, and split songs into vocals and instruments.
- [Kittl](https://plainly.guide/tools/kittl/): A browser design app for logos, merch, packaging and social graphics.
- [Klap](https://plainly.guide/tools/klap/): A web tool that turns a long video, such as a YouTube upload, into short vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- [Kling 2.5 Turbo](https://plainly.guide/tools/kling-2-5/): Kuaishou's September 2025 video model behind the Kling AI app.
- [Kling AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/kling-ai/): An app for making short video clips from a description or a photo, with tools to copy movement from one clip to another and to edit results.
- [Kokoro-82M](https://plainly.guide/tools/kokoro-82m/): A small, free text-to-speech model that reads text aloud in 54 voices across 8 languages.
- [Krea](https://plainly.guide/tools/krea/): A browser studio that makes and edits pictures and short videos from a description, using Krea's own models plus many from other makers.
- [Krisp](https://plainly.guide/tools/krisp/): Runs alongside your video-call apps to remove background noise and echo from your voice, transcribe meetings and write notes.
- [LALAL.AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/lalal-ai/): Splits a song into separate parts such as vocals, drums, bass and guitar, and can clean noise or echo from voice recordings.
- [LANDR](https://plainly.guide/tools/landr/): A toolkit for home musicians: automatic AI mastering to make a finished track sound polished, a stem splitter, a large sample library, plugins, and release to streaming services.
- [LatentSync](https://plainly.guide/tools/latentsync/): A free, downloadable lip-sync model from ByteDance.
- [Lensa](https://plainly.guide/tools/lensa/): A phone photo editor that uses AI for one-tap looks, retouching, removing unwanted objects, sharpening old or dark photos and trying on hairstyles; it can also make stylised avatars of you from selfies.
- [Leonardo.Ai](https://plainly.guide/tools/leonardo-ai/): A browser app for making and editing pictures and short videos from a description.
- [Let's Enhance](https://plainly.guide/tools/lets-enhance/): Makes photos sharper and bigger in your browser: upscales, removes noise and blur, and restores old pictures.
- [Lexica](https://plainly.guide/tools/lexica/): A website where you can search a large gallery of AI-made images and make your own from a description.
- [Listnr AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/listnr/): A browser text-to-speech tool: paste text and get a voiceover in one of 1,000+ voices and 140+ languages, for videos, audiobooks or podcasts.
- [LivePortrait](https://plainly.guide/tools/liveportrait/): A free, downloadable model from Kuaishou that animates a still portrait by copying the head movements and expressions from another video.
- [Looka](https://plainly.guide/tools/looka/): Makes logo ideas from your business name and style choices, then lets you tweak colours, symbols and fonts.
- [Loudly](https://plainly.guide/tools/loudly/): A browser music studio that makes instrumentals or full songs with vocals from a description, and can split songs into parts, remix tracks you own, master them and send them to streaming services.
- [LOVO AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/lovo-ai/): A browser tool for making voiceovers from a script, with a library of ready-made voices and the option to clone voices on paid plans.
- [LTX Studio](https://plainly.guide/tools/ltx-studio/): A browser workspace from Lightricks for planning and making short films: write or upload a script, turn it into a storyboard, then generate and edit the shots with LTX and other makers' models.
- [LTX-Video](https://plainly.guide/tools/ltx-video/): A downloadable video model from Lightricks that makes short clips from a description, a photo or a bit of video.
- [Luma Dream Machine](https://plainly.guide/tools/luma-dream-machine/): Luma's app for making short video clips from a description or a photo, restyling video you have, and making pictures.
- [Luma Photon](https://plainly.guide/tools/luma-photon/): Luma AI's picture-making model.
- [Luma Ray3](https://plainly.guide/tools/ray-3/): Luma's video model for making short clips from a description or a photo, or for restyling a video you already have.
- [Lumen5](https://plainly.guide/tools/lumen5/): A browser tool aimed at businesses that turns written text, such as an article or post, into a short social video.
- [Luminar Neo](https://plainly.guide/tools/luminar-neo/): Photo-editing software for computer and phone with AI tools that remove unwanted objects, swap or extend parts of a scene, replace skies, retouch portraits and enlarge photos.
- [Lyria 2](https://plainly.guide/tools/lyria-2/): Google DeepMind's earlier music model, which turns a text description into a short piece of music.
- [MacWhisper](https://plainly.guide/tools/macwhisper/): A Mac app that turns recordings, videos and meetings into text on your own computer, so audio need not leave your Mac.
- [Mage Space](https://plainly.guide/tools/mage-space/): A browser app for making pictures and short videos from a description or a photo, using many open models plus its own tuned ones.
- [MAGI-1](https://plainly.guide/tools/magi-1/): A free, open video model from Sand AI that animates a photo, continues an existing clip or makes video from a description, building it chunk by chunk.
- [Magic Hour](https://plainly.guide/tools/magic-hour/): A web app with dozens of quick AI tools on one credit balance: make or restyle video clips, swap faces, sync lips to new audio, animate a photo, and make images, voices and music.
- [Magnific](https://plainly.guide/tools/magnific-ai/): Began as an AI upscaler that makes images sharper and larger while adding detail.
- [Masterpiece X](https://plainly.guide/tools/masterpiece-x/): Makes simple 3D characters, animals and objects from a text description in your browser, for prototypes and concept work.
- [Meshcapade](https://plainly.guide/tools/meshcapade/): A German company that turned ordinary video into 3D body motion (motion capture without suits) and made digital human body models.
- [Meshy](https://plainly.guide/tools/meshy/): Makes 3D models from a text description or a picture, then can paint textures on them and rig characters so they can move.
- [Microsoft Designer](https://plainly.guide/tools/microsoft-designer/): Microsoft's free design app for social posts, cards and invitations.
- [Midjourney](https://plainly.guide/tools/midjourney/): Makes artistic pictures from a written description, on its website or in Discord.
- [MiniMax Audio](https://plainly.guide/tools/minimax-audio/): MiniMax's text-to-speech service: a web app and paid API that read text aloud in realistic voices, copy a voice from a 10-second sample, or design a new voice from a description.
- [MiniMax Hailuo 02](https://plainly.guide/tools/hailuo-02/): MiniMax's video model from mid-2025.
- [Mixar](https://plainly.guide/tools/mixar/): A free, open-source 3D editor built on Blender where a chat assistant does modelling and texturing steps for you.
- [MMAudio](https://plainly.guide/tools/mmaudio/): A research model that adds matching sound effects to a silent video clip, or makes sounds from a text description.
- [Mochi 1](https://plainly.guide/tools/mochi-1/): A free, downloadable video model from Genmo that turns a description into a short 480p clip.
- [Moises](https://plainly.guide/tools/moises/): A practice and production app for musicians: it splits any song into parts like vocals, drums and bass, finds chords, writes out lyrics and changes speed.
- [Moonvalley](https://plainly.guide/tools/moonvalley/): A web app for making short film-style video clips from a description or a photo, with controls for camera moves and for copying movement from a reference clip.
- [Move AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/move-ai/): Records how a person moves from ordinary video (an iPhone, or several cameras) and turns it into 3D animation data you can put on a game or film character.
- [Mubert](https://plainly.guide/tools/mubert/): Makes royalty-free instrumental background tracks for videos, streams and apps from a short description or a pick of genre, mood and length.
- [Munch](https://plainly.guide/tools/munch/): Paste a link to a long video, such as a YouTube upload, and Munch picks out the most engaging moments and turns them into short, phone-shaped clips for social media.
- [Mureka](https://plainly.guide/tools/mureka/): Makes full songs with singing, lyrics and backing music from a short description, in your browser.
- [Murf AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/murf-ai/): A browser studio for turning a script into a voiceover, choosing from a library of ready-made voices in many languages.
- [MuseTalk](https://plainly.guide/tools/musetalk/): A free, downloadable model that changes the lip movements of a face in a video to match new speech, fast enough to run in real time on a strong graphics card.
- [Musicfy](https://plainly.guide/tools/musicfy/): Lets you make a song sound as if it were sung by a different voice, either one from its library or a custom voice you train from recordings.
- [MusicGen](https://plainly.guide/tools/musicgen/): Meta's downloadable model that turns a short English description, optionally with a hummed or played tune, into instrumental music clips.
- [MyEdit](https://plainly.guide/tools/myedit/): A browser and phone editor with simple AI audio tools: remove or isolate vocals, make music or sound effects from a description, clean up noisy recordings, change your voice and read text aloud.
- [Narakeet](https://plainly.guide/tools/narakeet/): Turns typed text into spoken audio, and can build narrated videos from slides or a script.
- [NaturalReader](https://plainly.guide/tools/naturalreader/): Reads documents, PDFs and web pages aloud in natural-sounding voices.
- [NightCafe](https://plainly.guide/tools/nightcafe/): A browser app with a big community where you make pictures from a description using many different AI models, and can also make short videos and edit images.
- [Notta](https://plainly.guide/tools/notta/): Turns meetings, calls and uploaded recordings into written transcripts, with AI summaries and translation.
- [NVIDIA Broadcast](https://plainly.guide/tools/nvidia-broadcast/): A Windows app that uses your NVIDIA graphics card to clean up your mic and webcam live: removes background noise and echo, blurs or replaces your background, and keeps you centred.
- [NVIDIA Parakeet](https://plainly.guide/tools/nvidia-parakeet/): A free speech-recognition model from NVIDIA that turns recordings in 25 European languages into punctuated text with timestamps.
- [OmniHuman](https://plainly.guide/tools/omnihuman/): A ByteDance model that turns one photo plus a voice or music track into a video of that person talking, singing or moving, from head-and-shoulders up to full body.
- [Open-Sora](https://plainly.guide/tools/open-sora/): A fully open-source video model (code and weights under Apache 2.0) that turns a description or a photo into a short clip, about 5 seconds long.
- [OpenAI Speech API](https://plainly.guide/tools/openai-speech-api/): OpenAI's pay-as-you-go developer service for turning text into speech with a set of ready-made voices, and for turning recordings into text.
- [OpenArt](https://plainly.guide/tools/openart/): A web studio that lets you pick from many other companies' AI models to make and edit pictures and short videos, keep a character consistent, and add voice or music.
- [OpenAudio S1](https://plainly.guide/tools/openaudio-s1/): A text-to-speech model from the team behind Fish Audio that reads text in 13 languages and lets you add emotion tags like (sad) or (whispering).
- [OpusClip](https://plainly.guide/tools/opus-clip/): Cuts a long video, like a podcast or talk, into short clips for social media, adding captions and reframing for phones.
- [Otter.ai](https://plainly.guide/tools/otter-ai/): Joins your Zoom, Teams or Google Meet calls and writes down what is said, with speaker names and an AI summary you can ask questions of.
- [Parler-TTS](https://plainly.guide/tools/parler-tts/): A free, open text-to-speech model for English where you describe the voice in words (for example 'a calm female voice, very clear audio') and it reads your text that way.
- [Pebblely](https://plainly.guide/tools/pebblely/): A web app for online sellers: upload a product photo and it puts the item into a new, realistic scene with matching shadows and reflections, ready for shop listings, ads and social posts.
- [Photoroom](https://plainly.guide/tools/photoroom/): A phone and web app for product photos.
- [Picsart](https://plainly.guide/tools/picsart-ai/): A popular photo and video editor for phone and web with many AI tools: make pictures from a description, remove backgrounds, enhance photos, and generate video, voice and music using dozens of other makers' models.
- [Pictory](https://plainly.guide/tools/pictory/): A browser video editor that turns a script, blog post or long recording into a narrated video with stock footage, captions and AI voices.
- [PicWish](https://plainly.guide/tools/picwish/): A photo editing app that removes backgrounds, erases objects, sharpens and enlarges pictures, restores old photos and makes product shots.
- [Pika](https://plainly.guide/tools/pika/): A web app for making short video clips, lengthening clips, swapping things in a scene and adding a matching soundtrack.
- [Pixelcut](https://plainly.guide/tools/pixelcut/): A photo editor for sellers and small brands: remove backgrounds, sharpen and enlarge photos, and make product shots and short ad videos from a description.
- [Pixelmator Pro](https://plainly.guide/tools/pixelmator-pro/): A photo and graphics editor for Mac and iPad, now made by Apple.
- [Pixlr](https://plainly.guide/tools/pixlr/): A low-cost online photo editor with AI tools: make pictures from text, fill or extend parts of a photo, remove backgrounds and objects, upscale, swap faces and make short videos.
- [PixVerse](https://plainly.guide/tools/pixverse/): A web and phone app that turns a description or a photo into a short video clip, with extras such as lip sync, sound effects and extending a clip.
- [Plask](https://plainly.guide/tools/plask/): Records body and hand movement from an ordinary video and turns it into 3D animation you can put on a character, all in your browser.
- [Playground](https://plainly.guide/tools/playground-ai/): A browser design studio that makes logos, social posts, posters and T-shirt graphics from a description, with templates and editing tools.
- [PlayHT (PlayAI)](https://plainly.guide/tools/play-ht/): An online text-to-speech service that reads your text aloud in many voices and languages, with multi-speaker dialogue and an option to copy a voice.
- [Pollo AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/pollo-ai/): A web app that puts many makers' video and image models in one place, such as Seedance, Veo, Sora, Kling and Wan, plus its own Pollo model.
- [Poly (withpoly)](https://plainly.guide/tools/withpoly/): Poly used to make tileable textures and materials for 3D models from a text description.
- [Polycam](https://plainly.guide/tools/polycam/): A phone and web app that turns photos, video or an iPhone's LiDAR scan into a 3D model, splat or floor plan.
- [quso.ai](https://plainly.guide/tools/quso-ai/): Turns a long video into short captioned clips for social media, with an editor that trims filler words and a scheduler that posts to seven networks.
- [Qwen-Image](https://plainly.guide/tools/qwen-image/): A free, downloadable model from Alibaba's Qwen team that turns descriptions into pictures and is especially good at writing text inside images, including Chinese.
- [Rask AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/rask-ai/): A web app that translates the speech in your videos into other languages, re-voices them in a copy of the original speaker's voice, and can match lip movements to the new audio.
- [Real-ESRGAN](https://plainly.guide/tools/real-esrgan/): A free, open model that makes small or blurry photos bigger and sharper, with extra versions for anime.
- [Recraft](https://plainly.guide/tools/recraft/): A design-focused image maker in the browser and on phones.
- [Remini](https://plainly.guide/tools/remini/): A phone app (also on the web) that sharpens old, blurry or low-resolution photos, especially faces, in one tap.
- [remove.bg](https://plainly.guide/tools/remove-bg/): Cuts the background out of a photo automatically in one step.
- [Renderforest](https://plainly.guide/tools/renderforest/): An online studio for making videos, animations, logos and mockups from templates, now with AI tools that turn a description or picture into a video using several AI video models.
- [Replicate](https://plainly.guide/tools/replicate/): A pay-as-you-go service for running thousands of AI models by other makers, for pictures, video, speech, music and text.
- [Resemble AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/resemble-ai/): Used to offer voice cloning and text to speech, but has stopped selling voice generation.
- [Respeecher](https://plainly.guide/tools/respeecher/): Makes your recorded voice sound like a different voice (speech-to-speech), or reads text aloud, using a library of ready-made voices.
- [Rev](https://plainly.guide/tools/rev/): Turns recordings into text using AI, or by paid human transcribers for higher accuracy.
- [Revid AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/revid-ai/): A browser tool for making short social videos (TikTok, Reels, Shorts) from an idea, a web link or a script.
- [Riverside](https://plainly.guide/tools/riverside/): A browser studio for recording podcasts and video interviews with remote guests in high quality, then editing them by editing the transcript.
- [Rokoko Vision](https://plainly.guide/tools/rokoko-video/): Turns an uploaded video of someone moving into 3D character animation, free to try in your browser.
- [Runpod](https://plainly.guide/tools/runpod/): Rents graphics cards (GPUs) by the second so you can run AI models yourself, plus ready-made endpoints for popular image, video and speech models.
- [Runware](https://plainly.guide/tools/runware/): A pay-as-you-go service for developers that runs many makers' AI models through one API, mainly for pictures and video, plus some audio, 3D and text models.
- [Runway](https://plainly.guide/tools/runway/): A browser studio for making short video clips from a description or a still image, and for editing video you already have.
- [Runway Gen-4](https://plainly.guide/tools/gen-4/): Runway's video model that keeps the same character, object or place looking consistent across shots, guided by a reference image and a text description.
- [RVC (Retrieval-based Voice Conversion)](https://plainly.guide/tools/rvc/): Free, downloadable software that makes a recording or live voice sound like another voice.
- [SadTalker](https://plainly.guide/tools/sadtalker/): A free, downloadable research model that makes a single portrait photo talk in time with an audio clip.
- [Scenario](https://plainly.guide/tools/scenario/): A web studio aimed at game and design teams.
- [SeaArt](https://plainly.guide/tools/seaart/): A website and phone app for making AI pictures and short videos from text or images, using many different models.
- [Seedance](https://plainly.guide/tools/seedance/): ByteDance's video model family.
- [Seedream 4.0](https://plainly.guide/tools/seedream-4/): ByteDance's picture model that both makes images from a description and edits existing ones by instruction, can combine several reference pictures, and outputs up to 4K.
- [Sesame CSM](https://plainly.guide/tools/sesame-csm/): A free, downloadable speech model built to sound natural in back-and-forth conversation.
- [Simli](https://plainly.guide/tools/simli/): A developer service for adding a live, talking video face to an app or website, such as a support agent or tutor that answers out loud.
- [SkyReels V2](https://plainly.guide/tools/skyreels-v2/): A downloadable video model from Skywork that makes clips from a description or a photo and can keep extending a clip to make much longer videos.
- [Sloyd](https://plainly.guide/tools/sloyd/): A web app for making game-ready 3D models from a text prompt or a picture, then texturing, rigging and animating them.
- [Sonix](https://plainly.guide/tools/sonix/): Turns audio and video recordings into editable text transcripts in the browser, and can translate them and make subtitles.
- [Sora](https://plainly.guide/tools/sora/): OpenAI's app for making short video clips with sound from a written description, including putting yourself in scenes.
- [Sora 2](https://plainly.guide/tools/sora-2/): OpenAI's video model that made short clips with matching speech and sound from a description or a still image.
- [Soundful](https://plainly.guide/tools/soundful/): Makes royalty-free instrumental tracks and beats from a chosen genre template, in your browser.
- [SOUNDRAW](https://plainly.guide/tools/soundraw/): Makes backing tracks and beats in your browser: pick a genre, mood, length and energy, then tweak the result.
- [Soundverse](https://plainly.guide/tools/soundverse/): A browser music studio that writes songs with vocals from a text prompt, and can also extend tracks, split songs into parts and clone a voice.
- [Speechify](https://plainly.guide/tools/speechify/): Reads documents, web pages and scanned text aloud in natural voices, mainly for studying and listening on the go.
- [Splice](https://plainly.guide/tools/splice/): A big subscription library of royalty-free loops and samples made by people, with AI helpers that suggest matching sounds and build layered 'stacks' from a loop so you can sketch song ideas.
- [Spline AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/spline-ai/): Part of the Spline 3D design app: type a sentence or upload a picture, choose one of four looks, and get a textured 3D model you can light, animate and put on a website or app.
- [Stable Audio](https://plainly.guide/tools/stable-audio/): Stability AI's browser app for making music and sound effects from a written description, or reworking audio you upload.
- [Stable Audio 2.5](https://plainly.guide/tools/stable-audio-2-5/): Stability AI's closed music and sound model.
- [Stable Audio Open 1.0](https://plainly.guide/tools/stable-audio-open/): A downloadable model that turns a short English description into up to 47 seconds of stereo audio.
- [Stable Diffusion 3.5](https://plainly.guide/tools/stable-diffusion-3-5/): Stability AI's downloadable picture model that turns a description into an image, with better text and prompt-following than earlier versions.
- [Stable Diffusion web UI (AUTOMATIC1111)](https://plainly.guide/tools/stable-diffusion-webui/): A free, open-source program you install on your own computer to make and edit pictures with Stable Diffusion models, through a page in your browser.
- [Stable Diffusion XL 1.0](https://plainly.guide/tools/sdxl/): Stability AI's 2023 open image model that turns a description into a picture.
- [Stable Fast 3D](https://plainly.guide/tools/stable-fast-3d/): Stability AI's downloadable model that turns one photo of an object into a textured, low-poly 3D model in about a second.
- [Stable Point Aware 3D (SPAR3D)](https://plainly.guide/tools/spar3d/): Stability AI's downloadable model that builds a textured 3D model from one picture in about a second.
- [Stable Video Diffusion](https://plainly.guide/tools/stable-video-diffusion/): A downloadable model from Stability AI that turns one still picture into a very short clip of a few seconds.
- [starryai](https://plainly.guide/tools/starryai/): A phone and browser app that turns a description into a picture in many art styles, and can restyle, enlarge or cut out photos.
- [Step1X-3D](https://plainly.guide/tools/step1x-3d/): StepFun's open 3D model maker: it turns one picture into a clean 3D shape, then paints a texture onto it.
- [Steve AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/steve-ai/): Turns a script, blog post or idea into an animated or stock-footage video, with cartoon characters, AI presenters and computer voices.
- [Stockimg AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/stockimg-ai/): Makes ready-to-use graphics from a description: logos, posters, illustrations, stock-style photos, wallpapers and social posts, with simple editing and social scheduling.
- [Submagic](https://plainly.guide/tools/submagic/): Adds animated captions and quick edits to short videos for social media, and can cut longer videos into short clips.
- [Suno](https://plainly.guide/tools/suno/): Makes complete songs, with singing, from a short description or your own lyrics, in a browser or phone app.
- [sync.](https://plainly.guide/tools/sync-so/): A lip-sync service: give it a video and new speech, and it changes the speaker's mouth to match.
- [Synthesia](https://plainly.guide/tools/synthesia/): Turns a script into a video with a digital presenter, mainly for training and business videos.
- [Synthesys](https://plainly.guide/tools/synthesys/): A browser studio for making video adverts and explainer videos from a brief, a web link or your own footage, with stock AI presenters, AI voiceover, images and short AI clips.
- [Tavus](https://plainly.guide/tools/tavus/): Builds AI video presenters, mostly for developers: a lifelike face you can hold a live video conversation with, or videos read from a script.
- [Tensor.Art](https://plainly.guide/tools/tensor-art/): A community website where people share AI image models and styles and run them in the browser to make pictures.
- [Together AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/together-ai/): A pay-as-you-go cloud service, mainly for developers, that runs many other makers' AI models: chat and code models, plus picture and video models such as FLUX, Seedream and Kling.
- [Topaz Gigapixel](https://plainly.guide/tools/topaz-gigapixel/): A Mac and Windows app that uses AI to enlarge photos (up to 6x) while keeping them sharp, and to repair low-quality images and faces.
- [Topaz Photo](https://plainly.guide/tools/topaz-photo-ai/): A desktop app for Mac and Windows that uses AI to sharpen, de-noise, enlarge and repair photos, including blurry faces, dust and scratches.
- [Topaz Video](https://plainly.guide/tools/topaz-video-ai/): Desktop software (Mac and Windows) that cleans up and sharpens existing video: upscaling old or low-quality footage to 4K, removing noise, steadying shaky shots and adding frames for smooth slow motion.
- [TopView](https://plainly.guide/tools/topview-ai/): Makes marketing and product videos, including AI presenters that hold or show your product, lip-sync, and voice clones.
- [TRELLIS](https://plainly.guide/tools/trellis/): Microsoft's free, downloadable model that turns a picture (or, less well, a text prompt) into a textured 3D model you can save as a GLB file.
- [Tripo AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/tripo/): Turns a text description or one or more pictures into a 3D model in your browser, then can texture it, split it into parts and rig characters for animation.
- [TripoSR](https://plainly.guide/tools/triposr/): A free, open model from Tripo AI and Stability AI that guesses a rough 3D shape from a single picture in under a second on a strong graphics card.
- [Typecast](https://plainly.guide/tools/typecast/): Type a script and pick from a library of AI voices to have it read aloud with adjustable emotion, or turn it into a talking-avatar video.
- [Udio](https://plainly.guide/tools/udio/): Makes songs, including singing, from a text description, and can extend or remix audio you upload.
- [Ultimate Vocal Remover](https://plainly.guide/tools/ultimate-vocal-remover/): A free desktop app that splits a song into parts, such as vocals and instruments, on your own computer.
- [Upscayl](https://plainly.guide/tools/upscayl/): A free, open-source desktop app that makes small or blurry pictures bigger and sharper using AI.
- [Vectorizer.AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/vectorizer-ai/): A website that turns a normal picture such as a logo or drawing (PNG, JPG) into vector artwork you can scale to any size, as SVG, PDF, EPS or DXF.
- [VEED](https://plainly.guide/tools/veed/): An online video editor aimed at social media.
- [Veo 3](https://plainly.guide/tools/veo-3/): Google's video model that turns a description or a still image into a short clip (usually 8 seconds) with sound, including speech.
- [Videoleap](https://plainly.guide/tools/videoleap/): A phone and browser video editor from Lightricks with AI extras: turning text into video, AI effects and templates, background and object removal, auto subtitles and image generation.
- [Vidnoz AI](https://plainly.guide/tools/vidnoz/): A browser tool for making presenter videos from a script with stock AI avatars, making a photo talk, cloning your voice and translating videos with lip-sync.
- [Vidu](https://plainly.guide/tools/vidu/): A web and phone app for making short video clips from a description, a photo, or several reference pictures that keep the same characters or objects.
- [Viggle](https://plainly.guide/tools/viggle/): Puts a character from a picture into a video, copying the movement of the person in the clip, or swaps characters live.
- [Vizard](https://plainly.guide/tools/vizard/): Turns a long video into short vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- [Vizcom](https://plainly.guide/tools/vizcom/): A design tool for product and industrial designers that turns rough sketches into realistic renders, and can also make simple 3D models and short animations from them.
- [Voice-Swap](https://plainly.guide/tools/voice-swap/): A web studio for turning a sung or spoken recording into another voice from its library, splitting songs into parts, and reading text aloud.
- [Voicemaker](https://plainly.guide/tools/voicemaker/): A browser text-to-speech tool: paste text, pick from a library of voices and languages, and download the narration as an audio file.
- [Voicemod](https://plainly.guide/tools/voicemod/): A free app that changes how your voice sounds in real time while you chat, stream or play games, with 200+ voices and sound effects.
- [Vozo](https://plainly.guide/tools/vozo/): Translates and dubs videos into other languages, can match lip movements to the new audio, and translates subtitles and on-screen text.
- [Vyond](https://plainly.guide/tools/vyond/): A browser app for making animated explainer and training videos with cartoon-style characters, AI presenters and text-to-speech voices.
- [Wan 2.1](https://plainly.guide/tools/wan-2-1/): A free, downloadable video model from Alibaba's Wan team.
- [Wan 2.2](https://plainly.guide/tools/wan-2-2/): A free, downloadable video model from the Wan team.
- [Wav2Lip](https://plainly.guide/tools/wav2lip/): An older, free research model that makes the lips in any video match a new audio track.
- [WaveSpeedAI](https://plainly.guide/tools/wavespeed-ai/): A pay-as-you-go service for running many makers' AI models: video (Seedance, Wan, Kling, Veo and others), images, speech and music, lip-sync avatars and 3D.
- [WellSaid Labs](https://plainly.guide/tools/wellsaid-labs/): A text-to-speech studio for business voiceovers such as training videos and adverts.
- [Whisper](https://plainly.guide/tools/openai-whisper/): A free speech-recognition model from OpenAI that turns recordings into text in many languages and can translate speech into English text.
- [Wisecut](https://plainly.guide/tools/wisecut/): A browser video editor that trims long talking videos automatically: it cuts silences, adds captions and background music, reframes for phones and pulls out short highlight clips you can schedule to social media.
- [Wondershare Virbo](https://plainly.guide/tools/virbo/): Wondershare's app for making presenter videos: pick an AI avatar and voice, type a script or paste a product link, and it makes a talking-presenter video.
- [XTTS-v2](https://plainly.guide/tools/xtts-v2/): A downloadable text-to-speech model that reads text aloud in 17 languages and can copy a voice from a 6-second clip.
- [YuE](https://plainly.guide/tools/yue/): A free, downloadable model that turns your lyrics and a style description into a full song with singing and backing music, in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and more.
- [Zebracat](https://plainly.guide/tools/zebracat/): Turns a prompt, script or blog post into a finished short video with AI clips, stock footage, a voiceover and captions.

## Optional

- [About Plainly and its independence rule](https://plainly.guide/about/)