Voiceover to video

Voiceover to video AI for YouTube

Upload the narration you recorded. ViCut cuts a YouTube documentary to your voice, finds a real, licensed shot for every sentence and adds subtitles from your own words. You approve every shot.

The Great Molasses Flood: A Wave That Rewrote Engineering7:51
Purity Distilling Company
Purity Distilling CompanyWikimedia Commons · Public domain
Boston, 1943 · topographic map
Boston, 1943 · topographic mapUSGS · Public domain
How it works

How to turn a voiceover into a video in 4 steps

01

Upload your voiceover

Drop an MP3, WAV or M4A narration, 3 to 35 minutes long. ViCut detects the language: English, Spanish or German.

What’s the next documentary?

IdeaScriptVoiceover
narration-final.mp318:42 · English detected
VoiceYour recordingStyleGraphiteSubtitlesMinimal
≈ 19 min · 209 credits · shown before you start
02

Get scenes cut to your voice

ViCut transcribes the recording word by word and splits it into scenes, so each shot changes with the sentence it shows. Paste your transcript if you want the subtitles word-perfect.

Your recording · word timingsEnglish detected
0:00January 15, 1919. Just after noon,
0:03a steel tank in Boston’s North End split open.
0:07Two point three million gallons of molasses
0:11rolled into Commercial Street as a wave.
03

Review the shots

Every sentence gets a photo, map or clip with its source and licence. Swap any shot before render.

04

Render and publish

Download the MP4 with your narration, subtitles timed to your words, thumbnail options and the YouTube pack.

The Great Molasses Flood: A Wave That Rewrote EngineeringReady
VoiceoverScenesSubtitlesExport 1080p
Title
The Great Molasses Flood: A Wave That Rewrote Engineering
Description · chapters
0:00A Tank Built to Fail
1:45The Wave
4:28The Trial That Changed the Rules
Footage credits
Great Molasses Tank, Boston · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
Boston Molasses Flood plaque · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
+ 42 more
7:51
MP4 · 1080pSRT3 thumbnailsTags
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Your voice

Your narration, exactly as recorded

What ViCut does with your recording

  • Keeps your voiceViCut doesn’t re-voice or rewrite your narration. The video is cut to the recording you upload.
  • Subtitles from your wordsWord timings from the recording place the subtitles and the scene changes.
  • Source and licence on every shotWikimedia Commons, Openverse, Pexels, Pixabay and USGS maps. Credits go into the YouTube description.
Great Molasses Tank
Great Molasses TankWikimedia Commons · Public domain
Boston, 1943 · topographic map
Boston, 1943 · topographic mapUSGS · Public domain
Molasses Flood plaque
Molasses Flood plaqueWikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

When another tool fits better

  • Talking avatars and lip syncViCut shows footage over your narration; it doesn’t animate a presenter saying your words.
  • Music videosA song needs visuals cut to the beat, not shots that illustrate sentences.

For these, a tool built on AI generation is the better pick. Compare AI video tools →

Narrations

Voiceovers ViCut turns into videos

Your narration voiceover to video example
Your narrationMaine towns, read by you
History voiceover to video example
HistoryThe Great Molasses Flood, 1919
True crime voiceover to video example
True crimeCases, trials and cold cases
Places to live voiceover to video example
Places to liveMain streets people are moving to
Engineering voiceover to video example
EngineeringWhy the bridge fell
Cold War voiceover to video example
Cold WarThe air-raid sirens
Railroads voiceover to video example
RailroadsThe station that closed
Business voiceover to video example
BusinessBuildings that became logos
Nature voiceover to video example
NatureThe Maine coast in a winter storm
Space voiceover to video example
SpaceWhy we never went back to the Moon
Old houses voiceover to video example
Old housesWho built the Victorian houses
Science & tech voiceover to video example
Science & techHow a hard drive stores data
What you get

Everything your voiceover needs to go live

Researched script

Chapters, narration and a source for every figure.

36 AI voices or your recording

Pick a voice or upload your narration; ViCut cuts to it.

Maps and charts

Historical maps, numbers and timelines drawn in your style.

Subtitles

Burned in or as an SRT file.

Thumbnails

Options made from the video’s own frames.

YouTube pack

Title, description with chapters, credits and tags.

English, Spanish, German
Examples

Watch what ViCut makes

Frames from real ViCut renders: narration, footage, chapter cards and subtitles as they come out of the render.

From $0.42 per finished minute. A 20-minute voiceover uses 20 minutes of your plan.

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FAQ

Questions about voiceover to video

How do I turn a voiceover into a video with AI?

Upload your narration in ViCut’s Voiceover mode. ViCut transcribes it, splits it into scenes, finds a licensed photo, map or clip for each sentence and shows you the storyboard. Swap any shot, then render the MP4 with subtitles and the YouTube pack.

Which audio files can I upload?

MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC or OGG, from 3 to 35 minutes long.

Which languages are supported?

English, Spanish and German. ViCut detects the language of your recording.

Do I need to upload a transcript?

No. ViCut transcribes the recording itself. If you paste the exact words you spoke, subtitles and scene changes line up more precisely.

Will ViCut change my voice?

No. Your recording is the narration of the video. If you want, you can replace it with an AI voice later in the storyboard.

Your voice, shot by shot.

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