Try before you buy I have subscribed to the Pro version of the product, paying $20 for a year, under the impression that this subscription would allow unlimited usage. However, the maximum video length is only 3 minutes, and the amount of usage per month is insufficient for someone who is in the learning stage of video creation. I believe Videogen should clearly explain all subscription options in advance or allow users to subscribe for one month to try the product.

I signed up for Pro I bought the pro plan. When I clicked voices I got one choice, Kyle. I would like to be able to find the 50 plus voices but they are not showing. Update: If you have your screen size set at more than 100% the voice choices are hidden. I let Anton at vidogen know about the experience. Now that the voice dilemma is solved, I am enjoying his easy to use product.

VideoGen rocks as a content creation… VideoGen rocks as a content creation tool—solid 5 stars! The interface is a breeze, making video creation smooth. It's a major time-saver, always leveling up with cool updates. Stellar customer support boosts the whole experience. Whether you're a pro or just starting out, VideoGen is a must in your content creation toolkit. It's all about efficiency, innovation, and top-notch support. Totally recommend it!

Impressed with VideoGen Impressed with VideoGen! It excels in its current capabilities, offering a unique combination of text-to-voice, text narration, and AI generation or file import (a big thing for me!- many did not do it) in one user-friendly platform. As someone who's tried multiple tools, VideoGen stands out for its efficiency and all-in-one functionality. Highly recommend it, and the customer service is top-notch too!

Doesn't work as expected. The AI is unable to generate videos that match your script accurately. 90% of the time it was showing me random video clips that have nothing to do with the script. Plus, they have no option to explore the pro-features for 7 days, and upgrade amount is NON REFUNDABLE. That, and quite a few features are still in development. Seems like a textbook case of a startup shipping an MVP but charging full price for it.