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sovavoice

AI video editing + voice, in one place

Turn a whole shoot into a finished, voiced video.

Upload everything you filmed — not one pre-cut video, but the whole card. SovaVoice finds the moments worth keeping, cuts them for 9:16 or 16:9, evens out the sound, and can re-voice it or dub it into another language.

Start free — 20 credits See pricing

No credit card. 20 free credits is about 7 minutes of finished edit.

You can also open a limited demo without an account — 30-second audio, a few hundred characters of speech, a handful of runs an hour, and no video editing at all. Signing up shows far more.

A real edit

A week in Iceland, cut to under two minutes

158 clips off a phone and an action camera went in, covering 48 stops of the trip. Nobody trimmed anything by hand — and the geyser shot lands on the eruption, not on the steam beforehand.

158

source clips

20.6 min

of footage in

1:57

of edit out

Cut yours free

Music: Beave — Talk [NCS Release]

Who it is for

Built for people who shoot more than they publish

Creators with a full camera roll

You film far more than you post. Hand over the whole card and get a vertical cut back, instead of scrubbing through it on a phone.

Marketing teams and agencies

One shoot has to become several formats and often several languages. Re-cut to 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 and dub without booking a studio.

Course and podcast makers

Long recordings that need subtitles, a cleaner voice track and a short promo cut — all from the same source, on one balance.

AI Video Edit

It watches the footage, not the filenames

The cut is chosen from what is actually in the frame and in the sound — not from where a clip sits in the folder.

It rates every scene, not every file

Sharpness, motion, exposure and faces are measured per scene. The shaky, dark and empty stretches lose to the ones worth keeping.

It finds the moment inside a long take

A geyser erupts once in a two-minute shot. SovaVoice cuts around the peak instead of taking the first few seconds and missing it.

Vertical crops that follow the subject

Reframing to 9:16 tracks where the action actually is, so people do not end up cropped out of their own video.

One loudness across the whole edit

Clips shot on different days at different distances are matched to a single broadcast level, so nobody reaches for the volume mid-video.

Your music, not a stock library

Upload the track you already licensed

Most tools hand you a catalogue and hope something fits. SovaVoice takes your own file — the track your channel already sounds like — and ducks it under speech automatically, so dialogue stays intelligible without you drawing volume curves.

Any track you own

MP3 or WAV, straight off your drive.

Ducked under speech

Music drops where someone talks, comes back where they stop.

Re-render, keep the music

Change the cut without re-uploading the track.

Re-voice & dubbing

Keep the performance, change the voice

Or the language — while the timing stays where the picture needs it.

Knows who speaks when

The recording is split by speaker and handed back to you with a sample of each, so you can tell them apart before choosing anything.

A voice per speaker

Assign a different voice to each person in the recording, and hear the result before committing to it.

Dub into another language

Translate and re-voice while the timing stays put — optionally in a clone of the original speaker’s own voice.

Subtitles that match

Burn subtitles in, or export the SRT and edit each line on a frame-accurate timeline first.

Also included

The rest of the pipeline, on the same credits

No separate plan per tool — everything below draws from one balance.

Transcription

Word-level timing and speaker labels, in Czech and other languages.

Subtitle editor

Frame-by-frame timeline, then burn in or export SRT.

Voiceover

Generate narration from a script or an existing subtitle file.

Summarize

Condense a long video or a YouTube link — optionally in the original speaker’s voice.

Translate

Move a transcript or a subtitle track into another language.

Text to speech

Standalone synthesis when you only need the audio.

How it works

Two steps to a finished edit

Add your clips

Drop in a folder, or a zip straight from a phone gallery export. Up to 500 files at once.

Pick length and format

Vertical for stories, wide for YouTube. Style, music and captions are optional — the defaults work.

Get it back

It works out what the footage is about on its own. Adjust the cut, swap the music, or re-render — the storyboard stays editable.

Upload the footage you have been putting off

20 credits when you sign up — enough to cut a real video before deciding anything.

Create a free account