New features and improvements in Slenvox, month by month.
Animated graphics built from your script, shown beside real footage.
Read MoreRead and edit the script before any scenes are made.
Read MoreNarrate your videos in your own voice, on every plan.
Read MoreSlenvox now draws an animated graphic for each scene and shows it beside real footage. Steps, timelines, checklists and comparisons come from your script and move with the narration.
PDF pages that are scans or phone photos of paper are now read when you upload them, including pages in Hindi, Arabic and other writing systems. Their words reach the script like any other page.
Add a document and the length slider moves to the length that covers it, with one line showing how much fits. Ask for one part, such as a single chapter, and the slider follows that part. Script Review then lists the pages the script uses.
Slenvox now writes the script page by page, in the order of your PDF or PowerPoint. When a line talks about a chart, photo or slide, that picture from your document appears in the scene.
Upload up to two PDF or PowerPoint files of up to 200 MB each, with up to 150 pages or slides in total. Slenvox reads every page when you upload it.
Each scene card has an eye button. Turn a scene off and it stays in your project, but the final video and the export leave it out. The timeline total updates right away, and you can turn the scene back on at any time.
Luma, Nova, Titan, Atlas and Remy joined the voice library, which now has 142 narrators. If a voice you picked is ever retired, Slenvox narrates with a similar voice so your video still finishes.
Choose the video language and the narrator’s accent separately. The language sets the script and the subtitles, and any of the 142 voices can read it. Paste a script in another language and Slenvox detects the language for you.
Customers outside India can now buy any paid plan by card in US dollars. Customers in India still pay in rupees.
Record or upload a short sample of your own voice once, then choose My Voice when you create a video. Every plan can save at least one voice. Pro saves 3, Max 5 and Team 12.
Upload a .pptx file and Slenvox turns the slides into a narrated video, the same way it works with a PDF.
Describe the picture you want on the review page, and Slenvox paints it for that scene. Paint again if it is not right. Each scene can have up to five new paintings.
The highlighted word in your subtitles now follows the narrator’s real timing, word by word, in the preview and in the final video.
Add moving stickers and GIFs, emoji, and about 50 shapes to any scene. GIFs keep moving in the final video.
Slenvox now writes the script first and shows it to you before it makes any scenes. Edit any line, highlight text and ask AI to rewrite it, or rewrite the whole script in one step. Start production when it reads right.
Style one scene’s subtitles, layout or text, then press Apply to give every scene the same look in one step.
The export now gives you one clip per scene with your subtitles, layouts, logo, text and color look in place. The music comes as its own track, with a subtitle file and a timeline for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro.
Final videos are now encoded at higher quality, and the narration stays at full quality until the last step. Vertical videos on paid plans are made at the full 1080 × 1920 size.
Click any text you added and type straight on the preview. Set it bold, change the alignment and choose where it wraps, and the final video matches.
A new layout puts a title bar across the top of the scene, above the footage. Use it to name a step or a section.
Drag either edge of a scene on the timeline to trim it. The timeline also gained zoom, a ruler and a clearer playhead.
Changes on the review page now save to your account as you make them, from subtitle styles and trims to mutes, transitions and layouts. Close the tab, open the project on any computer, and your edits are there.
Open any video with a title card. Pick one of eight styles, let AI suggest the title or write your own, and put stock footage behind it.
Give every clip in your video the same color look. Pick one of nine looks, such as Cinematic Warm, Moody Blue or Vintage Film, and set how strong it is with a slider.
Replace a scene’s footage by searching Pexels and Pixabay together on the review page. Slenvox also chooses each scene’s clip from both libraries.
Drag, resize, cut and duplicate music on its own timeline row. Upload your own track, or add a second row of music.
Add your own text, images and shapes to any scene, put them in order in the layers list, and edit them in place.
Choose a layout for each scene to show text or graphics beside the footage, or across the bottom of it.
Download a project as its clips plus a timeline file, then keep editing in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro.
Save your logo, four brand colors, fonts, intro, outro and default music in a brand kit, then choose the kit when you create a video.
Upload your company’s photos and videos once. Slenvox learns what each one shows and uses it in the scenes that match.
Paste a link or upload a PDF, and Slenvox writes the script from it and uses its pictures in the video.
Try another word or group, or clear the filters to see every update.
Create a free video, or book a 30-minute demo with the Slenvox team.
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