Manufaktura

Transcribes the speech, cuts it into lines and burns them into the frame. Style, font and position are all on the preview before you render.

A file or an Instagram link goes in, the spoken script comes out — ready to edit and copy.

Paste a link and it says what it found before fetching anything — then pulls the largest stream Instagram holds, or an iPhone-friendly one.

Upload a wide video or paste a YouTube link, and it finds the strongest stretch by what is said — then stands it up as 9:16, whole frame or centre crop.

A talking head comes in flat and comes out cut: four scenes, wide and close in turn, the close-ups pushed in on the face. Same length, same soundtrack, untouched.

Offers a few frames worth using — sharp, and with a face in them where there is one — suggests a title from the opening, and puts one on the other. Three looks, and you place the title yourself.

The photo is fitted into the frame by dragging and zooming; text blocks come in any number, with presets and your own fonts.

Three voices — Leo, Victor ru and Victor En — with an emotion to pick. Each can be heard before you spend a generation on it.

A waveform you can zoom to a single frame, cuts, deletions, tempo and silence removal. Any piece downloads on its own.

Step frame by frame with the arrows, grab stills at the clip's own resolution, download them one by one or all at once.