🔥 Great Free Alternative To Vidnami Lumen5 And Invideo - Little Known Software
TLDRIn this video, Vince from the Digital Nomad Institute introduces 'Narit', a free alternative to AI video editors like Vidnami, Lumen5, and Invideo. Formerly known as 'Video Puppet', Narit allows users to create videos from Word documents or PowerPoint presentations without a monthly fee. The software supports text-to-speech narration and the option to upload personal audio. Viewers learn how to create a video by uploading a PowerPoint, adding text and narration, and then generating the video through Narit's web-based tool, which is accessible on any device without the need for additional software.
Takeaways
- 🔥 Vidnami, formerly known as Content Samurai, is being acquired by GoDaddy Studio.
- 😀 Vidnami is an AI video editor that can convert text into video, similar to Lumen5.
- 💰 AI video editors like Vidnami and Lumen5 typically charge a monthly fee.
- 📚 Narit, previously called Video Puppet, is a free alternative to these services.
- 🎬 You can create up to 10 videos without registering, and up to 50 scenes per video with registration.
- 📝 Narit allows you to upload a Word document or PowerPoint to create a video or audio file.
- 🗣️ You can add narration text for text-to-speech or attach your own audio for each slide.
- 💻 The process is straightforward: upload your PowerPoint, add text and narration, and Narit will create the video.
- 🌐 Narit is a web-based tool, accessible on any device without the need for software installation.
- 🚀 Despite its simplicity, Narit can handle complex PowerPoints with images and text, converting them into engaging videos.
- 🌟 This tool is an excellent alternative for those who want to avoid monthly subscription fees associated with other AI video editors.
Q & A
What is the current status of Vidnami?
-Vidnami, formerly known as Content Samurai, is currently being purchased by GoDaddy's Studio platform, and its service as Vidnami will end and likely reboot.
What is the alternative to Vidnami, Lumen5, and Invideo presented in the video?
-The alternative presented is called Narit, which was formerly called Video Puppet. It allows users to create videos from text or PowerPoint presentations without a monthly fee.
How many videos can you create without registering on Narit?
-You can create up to 10 videos without registering on Narit.
What is the maximum number of scenes in a video if you register on Narit?
-If you register on Narit, you can create videos with up to 50 scenes each.
Can you upload a Word document directly to Narit to create a video?
-If you upload only a Word document to Narit, it will create an audio file using text-to-speech, not a video.
How does the text-to-speech functionality work in Narit?
-You can add narration text for the text-to-speech to read for each slide in the presenter's notes. Alternatively, you can add your own audio narration and attach it to the slides.
What is the process of creating a video in Narit?
-The process involves uploading a PowerPoint or Word document, adding narration text or audio, saving the presentation with embedded fonts, and then uploading it to Narit to create the video.
Is there a need to time the narration with the slides in Narit?
-No, you do not need to time the narration with the slides. Narit will automatically play the narration and move to the next slide.
What are the system requirements for using Narit?
-Narit is a web-based tool, so there are no specific system requirements. You can use it on any device with a web browser, including mobile devices.
What issues might arise when uploading a presentation to Narit?
-Issues might include missing narration text for some slides, which will result in those slides being without sound, or the use of animations and transitions not supported by Narit.
How long does it take to create a video in Narit?
-The time it takes to create a video in Narit depends on the number of slides, audio, and graphics in the PowerPoint. It can take a while, but the process is relatively straightforward.
Outlines
😀 Introduction to Vidnami and Alternative AI Video Editors
In the first paragraph, Vince from the Digital Nomad Institute introduces the topic of the video, which is about finding an alternative to Vidnami (formerly known as Content Samurai), an AI video editor. Vidnami is being acquired by GoDaddy Studio, and its service will end and potentially reboot. Vince mentions that AI video editors like Vidnami and Lumen5 charge a monthly fee, which might not be affordable for everyone. He introduces 'Narit' (formerly Video Puppet) as a cheaper alternative that doesn't require registration and allows users to create up to 10 videos for free. Registered users can create longer videos with up to 50 scenes. The process involves uploading a Word document or PowerPoint to create a video or an audio file using text-to-speech technology. Vince also demonstrates how to add narration text for text-to-speech or attach live audio narration.
😀 Demonstrating the Use of Narit for Video Creation
In the second paragraph, Vince continues his demonstration of how to use Narit for creating videos. He explains that users can upload a PowerPoint presentation or a Word document to the platform. If a PowerPoint is uploaded, the platform will create a video; if a Word document is uploaded, it will create an audio file. Vince shows how to add narration text to the presenter's notes for text-to-speech or how to add live audio narration. He also discusses the limitations of Narit, such as not supporting animations and transitions from the PowerPoint. Vince then proceeds to upload a PowerPoint file and shows the process of creating a video, including selecting a narrator's voice and previewing the video. He emphasizes the ease of use and the fact that no additional software is needed, making it a great alternative for those who do not want to be tied to a monthly subscription with other AI video editing software.
😀 Conclusion and Call to Action
In the final paragraph, Vince wraps up the video by asking viewers to hit the like button if they found the video helpful. He reiterates his identity as Vince from the Digital Nomad Institute and promises to see viewers in the next video. This paragraph serves as a polite and friendly conclusion to the video, encouraging viewer engagement and interaction.
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Keywords
💡Vidnami
💡Lumen5
💡Digital Nomad Institute
💡AI video editor
💡Narit
💡Text-to-speech
💡PowerPoint
💡Presenter's notes
💡Narration
💡Web-based tool
💡Monthly plan
Highlights
Vidnami, formerly known as Content Samurai, is being acquired by GoDaddy and will end its service.
Vidnami is an AI video editor that creates text-based videos automatically.
AI video editors like Vidnami, Lumen5, and Invideo charge a monthly fee.
An alternative to these services is Narit, previously called Video Puppet, which doesn't require a monthly subscription.
Narit allows users to create up to 10 videos without registration, and up to 50 scenes with registration.
Narit can create videos from Word documents or PowerPoint presentations.
Users can add narration text to slides or attach their own audio for a personalized touch.
Narit is a web-based tool, accessible on mobile devices without the need for downloads or installations.
The process of creating a video with Narit involves uploading a PowerPoint, adding narration, and waiting for the video to be generated.
Narit does not support animations and transitions from PowerPoint, but it will still create the video without them.
Users can choose from different narrator voices for the text-to-speech feature.
The video creation process with Narit is straightforward, requiring minimal effort from the user.
Narit is an excellent free alternative for those who do not want to commit to a monthly plan.
The presenter shares his experience with other AI video editing software and why he prefers Narit.
A review of other AI video editing software is available in the video description for viewers interested in more options.
The presenter invites viewers to hit the like button if they found the video helpful.
The video concludes with an invitation to join the Digital Nomad Institute for more free alternative software.
