Directory

AI video features compared: text-to-video, lip sync, captions, TTS

For solo creators and small teams who want to see where a capability shows up before they pick a tool. Each page lists verified tools and whether the web product, an API, or an MCP was observed, plus the price band copied on that check. A missing cell says not observed.

Generation

Where a clip is generated from text or from an image. Each page records the web product, an API, and MCP among the verified tools on this directory.

  • Text to video

    Where text-to-video generation is available on the web, API, or MCP among the eight verified tools on this directory.

    Pick this if you need text-to-video on the web, an API, or MCP.

  • Image to video

    Where image-to-video or reference-frame generation is available on the web, API, or MCP among the eight verified tools on this directory.

    Pick this if you need image-to-video or a reference frame on the web, an API, or MCP.

Audio and voice

Text-to-speech is a generated voice. Lip sync is a mouth matched to speech, a talking avatar, or mouth-aligned translation, as each tool page recorded it.

  • Text to speech

    Where text-to-speech and related voice generation show up on the web, API, or MCP among the eight verified tools on this directory.

    Pick this if you need text-to-speech or a generated voice on the web, an API, or MCP.

  • Lip sync

    Where lip sync, talking avatars, or mouth-aligned translation appear on the web, API, or MCP among the eight verified tools on this directory.

    Pick this if you need lip sync, a talking avatar, or mouth-aligned translation.

Finishing

Where burned-in or exportable captions were observed. The captions-and-covers workflow is the step-by-step path once a file already exists.

  • Captions

    Where burned-in or exportable captions are available on the web, over an API, or through MCP, across the eight tools this directory already verified.

    Pick this if you need burned-in or exportable captions.

How to choose

Elsewhere on ClipNav

Workflows are the recommended paths. Tools and models are the catalog those paths cite. Compare is the side-by-side pages. Stack cost totals one workflow from stickers copied off tool pages.