Give your script a voice and a visual rhythm.
STH Voice analyses the writing, creates narration and finds footage for every scene before the render starts.
Natural narration
One workspace. Script to finished video.
Make videos worthwatching and sharing.
Turn one script into a voiced, illustrated and fully rendered video. Choose a vertical Short or a landscape Long, then follow every stage while STH Voice builds it for you.
- No editing timeline
- Short & long formats
- Download when ready
STH Voice Studio
9:16Live preview
Preview
- 5
- tools in the workspace
- 4
- stages you can watch run
- 4
- narration voices to choose from
- 4
- styles, in either of two formats
Create with STH Voice
Videos that feel made,
not mechanically generated.
Built for the feed and the full screen.
Scripts up to three minutes become vertical 9:16 Shorts. Longer stories use a landscape 16:9 frame.
9:16 SHORT
16:9 LONGStay informed. Download when it is ready.
Watch four real production stages, leave the page while the worker runs, then download the finished file to your device.
READYBuilding your video
100%The toolkit
Five tools for the work around a video
Each one does a specific job in the process of getting something published. Script To Video is the one that takes a project all the way through.
Thumbnail Extractor
Download the thumbnails published across a YouTube channel.
AI Voice Cloning
Create and manage generated voices for your narration.
Requires confirmation that you own the voice or have permission to use it.
YouTube Downloader
Fetch your own uploads and openly licensed material.
Clip Cut
Cut a short preview from a longer video you supply.
The full pipeline
Script To Video
Take a written script through voice, media and rendering to a finished video.
Flagship
Script To Video, from the first line to the finished file
The part of the product the rest of the toolkit supports. You give it a script, it gives you a video, and it tells you what it is doing the whole way through.
- The script decides the timing
- Scene boundaries come from the writing itself, and the narration sets how long each one is on screen.
- Work happens in the background
- A render takes minutes, so it runs as a job rather than inside a page request. You can close the tab and come back to it.
- Progress is read from the server
- The percentage you see is the state the job is actually in. Nothing about it is estimated in the browser.
- Files do not pile up
- Working files are removed as soon as a render finishes, and the finished video is kept for a set period before it is deleted too.
Coastal Kitchens, episode two
Analysing script
Overall progress12%
- Script analysis55%
Splitting into scenes
- Voice generation0%
- Media preparation0%
- Video rendering0%
- Audio
- Not started
- Video
- Not started
- Created
- 01 Jan 2026, 03:12
- Completed
- Not yet
A sample project, shown in the same panel the dashboard uses.
How it works
Four stages, in the order they run
Nothing happens out of sequence, and each stage hands the next one what it needs.
- 01
Add your script
Paste the words you want spoken. The script is split into scenes, and every later stage works from that split.
- 02
Generate the voice
The narration is produced from your script using the voice you selected, and the timing of it sets the length of the finished video.
- 03
Prepare the visuals
Every scene is given footage that fits the line being spoken, so the picture follows the narration rather than running on its own.
- 04
Create the video
The picture, the narration and the cuts are rendered into one file, and the project keeps a record of how it was built.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What is Script To Video?
It takes a written script and produces a finished video from it. The script is split into scenes, narration is generated from your text, footage is matched to each scene, and the result is rendered into one file.
How does video generation work?
Each project runs as a background job through four stages: script analysis, voice generation, media preparation and video rendering. Because it runs in the background you can close the page and come back to it without losing the work.
How is usage counted?
In credits. One credit is one minute of finished video, rounded up, so a short clip costs a whole credit and a ten minute video costs ten. A render that fails costs nothing. How many credits you get each month depends on the package on your account, which you can see in the billing area once you are signed in.
What happens when I run out?
New videos wait until the allowance resets at the start of the next month. Nothing you have already made is affected: earlier projects stay in your account and finished videos stay available to download.
Which payment methods are supported?
Easypaisa and JazzCash. You send the payment using the details shown in the billing area, enter the transaction reference, attach the screenshot, and your package is activated once the payment has been confirmed.
Can I track video generation progress?
Yes. Every project shows its current stage, an overall percentage, and the state of the audio and the video separately. The figures come from the server, so they reflect what the job is actually doing.
How long are my finished videos kept?
Working files are deleted as soon as a render finishes. The finished video stays available to download for a set period, then it is removed from the server. Your project and its settings are kept either way, so it can be generated again.
How do I get help?
Sign in and open the help area in your dashboard. Messages sent from there arrive with your account attached, so whoever answers can see the project you are asking about instead of asking you to describe it.
Your next story starts here
Turn the next idea into something people remember.
One workspace for voice, visuals, rendering and a finished file ready to publish.