Voom vs Fliki: two ways to turn your product into a video

Voom and Fliki at a glance

Fliki is a text to video and voice platform. It turns ideas, scripts, blog posts and slides into narrated videos, with a voice library that runs to more than 2,000 voices on its top plan, translation into more than 80 languages and voice cloning on paid plans. It also has motion graphics workflows that start from your website, including a Product Hunt launch video maker.

Voom is a motion graphics video maker. You write a prompt and, if the film is about your product, paste its link. Voom reads the page and designs one film for that product: its palette, its type, its logo and the pictures worth showing, with a script, a voice-over, an original score and sound effects.

Both start from your link. Both give you a branded video with a voice-over. The films they make are built in different ways, and that difference shows on screen.

How each one builds a film from your link

Fliki: a storyboard filled with generated clips

Fliki’s launch workflow reads your site for its name, colours, fonts, logo and copy. It writes a voice-over and a storyboard of 10-second scenes, which you can review and edit before anything renders. Each scene is then rendered as a clip by an AI video model and timed to the narration. The Product Hunt workflow makes films of 15 to 60 seconds in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1.

Voom: one film, designed shot by shot

Voom writes a script sized to the length you choose, then composes each shot as motion graphics: type, shapes, icons, charts and your product’s own pictures, laid out for the size and animated to the voice-over. Because the type is set rather than generated, every product name, price and number reads exactly as written and stays sharp from the first frame to the last. The music is an original score written for that film, and sound effects land on the moments that matter. Films run from 15 seconds up to 3 minutes, in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5.

Voom vs Fliki compared

Fliki facts come from its own pricing and feature pages, read on 22 October 2026. Fliki shows its prices in your local currency, so the table compares what each tool makes rather than plan prices.

	Fliki	Voom
What the film is made of	Narrated scenes from stock media and AI-generated clips	Designed motion graphics: real type, shapes, charts and your product’s pictures
Starts from	An idea, script, blog post, slides or a website	A prompt, plus your product link
Launch film length	15 to 60 seconds in the Product Hunt workflow	15 seconds up to 3 minutes
Sizes	16:9, 9:16 and 1:1	16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5
Voices	300 on Free, 1,000 on Standard, 2,000 or more on Premium, in 80+ languages	20 voices, each speaking more than 20 languages
Music	Stock music library	An original score written for each film, plus sound effects
After the film is made	Edit in the video editor	Edit on-screen words or remake in another size, same voice, music and motion
Free plan	720p, watermark	First video up to 30 seconds, small watermark
Best for	Narrated videos from existing words, in many languages	Launch films, explainers and announcements in your own brand

Bottom line: Fliki is a strong choice when you already have the words, in a post, a script or a deck, and want them narrated in many languages. Voom is the choice when the film has to show your product and make it understood, with every word and number exactly right.

What makes a Voom film different

Every word is real type. AI video models draw text pixel by pixel, which makes exact names, prices and interface labels hard to hold. Voom sets type the way a designer does, so a price reads as the price and a button label reads as the label, in every frame.

The design belongs to one film. There are no preset themes. The palette, type, layout and motion come from your product, so a launch film for a bank and one for a game look nothing alike.

The score is written for the film. Each film gets original music shaped to its length and its story, mixed under the voice-over with sound effects and mastered to streaming loudness.

Numbers you can stand behind. A Voom film states only figures its sources state. With a link, every number is checked against your page and your prompt before it appears on screen.

One film, every channel. Remake a finished film in another size, or fix a word on screen, without new AI work. It keeps the same voice, music and motion and costs one credit for every five seconds of film.

The film at the end of this page is Voom’s own 30-second launch film, made by Voom from a single prompt.

Which one should you choose?

Start from the job.

• A narrated video from a blog post or a slide deck: Fliki, which starts from the words you already have.
• The same narration in dozens of languages, or in a cloned voice: Fliki, with its large voice library and voice cloning.
• A Product Hunt or launch film where the product is the star: Voom, designed around your product and its real pictures.
• An explainer that shows how something works, step by step: Voom, which draws each step as motion graphics.
• A short film for every release or feature: Voom, from a sentence and your link, in the size each channel needs.

For a launch, paste your product link into Voom and see the film it designs for you. Your first video is free. If it is for Product Hunt, upload it to YouTube and paste the full link into your gallery, as Product Hunt’s help centre asks. Our Product Hunt launch video page has the rest of what the video needs.

Comparing more tools? See the Pexo alternative, Voom vs Motion, the Powtoon alternative and the Vyond alternative guides.