Create presenter-led videos in a browser, localise them with synthetic voices and video dubbing, or build interactive training with quizzes and SCORM export.
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AI STUDIOS is DeepBrain AI’s browser-based workspace for turning scripts, documents, web pages, images and short clips into videos with avatars, narration, translation and visual media.
Its AI avatar video workflow combines a presenter, script, voice and scenes. Dubbing, document automation, courses and separately metered live avatars serve different jobs. Generated material needs review; editorial, consent and factual responsibility remain with the user.
AI STUDIOS is a scene-based web editor. Videos can be trimmed, looped and volume-adjusted. Scenes can be added, deleted, copied and moved left or right; drag reorder is not currently supported. Images, video, text and objects offer duration, direction, delay and easing; avatars cannot have entry animations. Preview plays voice and slide animations; avatar lip-sync and body movement appear only after export. Teams needing nonlinear timelines or frame-by-frame control should verify the workflow.
The product combines four avatar families with source-to-draft automation, multilingual voice generation, dubbing and interactive course delivery.
The current official catalogue advertises more than 2,000 ready-to-use avatars, more than 1,000 voice choices, more than 150 languages and accents, and more than 7,000 templates.
AI STUDIOS currently distinguishes Custom, Photo, Studio and AI-generated avatars.
A reusable Video Avatar can be made from a live recording, an uploaded video or a single photo; the live-recording route uses about 30 seconds of footage. Video preserves more of a person’s delivery, while a photo is faster. The source should show one unobstructed, front-facing person with clear speech and stable lighting, and movement generated from a photo can vary by image and generation.
The functions depend on one another: voice changes tone, timing affects lip-sync, and pronunciation errors can persist across languages. Approve terminology first, then review the audible result.
A project can start from a blank canvas, a template, PowerPoint, or AI-assisted Topic-to-Video, URL-to-Video, Docs-to-Video and Script-to-Video routes. A template supplies layout; automated conversion interprets a source and proposes content.
Presentation work has three distinct modes: editable PPTX elements with font mapping, original slides used as scene backgrounds, or Docs to Video generating a new structure, script, scenes, avatar, narration and suggested visuals. Choose them respectively for element-level edits, design fidelity or the fastest—yet most editorially interventionist—draft.
An avatar video becomes a course only when navigation, completion and assessment logic work. A polished presenter cannot fix an ambiguous branch or wrong answer key; a linear explainer may not justify the extra authoring controls.
Use Editable Slides for object editing, Slides with Avatar for an approved design, and Docs to Video when the document is source material rather than a storyboard. Start from a script when wording is controlled; topic and URL routes need fuller factual review.
A defensible production sequence is:
This sequence keeps rework early: correct sources before dubbing, test interaction before SCORM packaging and document consent before creating reusable assets.
Training teams can turn maintained slide decks or documents into reviewable scenes, add quizzes and branching, then export SCORM packages for an LMS.
Topic, URL, document and script routes provide different starting points for these jobs.
Training fits frequently updated, stable formats such as onboarding, product instruction and internal processes. Editable imports support scene changes, Docs to Video proposes new lessons and checkpoints test understanding.
A multilingual-voiceover workflow avoids refilming one message for every region. Script-to-video keeps the source controlled; video dubbing suits an existing recording. Use a glossary, then listen for register, pacing and caption alignment.
Topic, URL, document and product inputs speed first drafts. Custom or Studio Avatars favour presenter continuity; AI-generated or Photo Avatars favour variety and setup speed. Public URLs and portraits still require reuse rights and consent.
AI STUDIOS suits solo creators on Personal, collaborative content teams on Team, and organisations needing training, security or bulk-production controls on Enterprise.
In a third-party comparison sample, 88.9 percent of AI STUDIOS reviewers came from organisations with 50 or fewer employees. This does not limit the product to small firms, but enterprise buyers should validate governance and support under their own contract.
The ordinary editor runs in a browser, while V3 API access and interactive-avatar deployment serve different integration needs.
app.aistudios.com and the mainland-China service to app.aistudios.cn, so endpoints and accounts should not be mixed.Video number, duration, dubbing time, priority processing and generative credits are measured separately.
| Plan | Displayed price | Video allowance | Export and duration | Dubbing and generative allowance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month | 3 videos per cycle | Up to 1 minute, 720p | 3 dubbing uses; 16 one-time generative credits |
| Personal | From $24/month | Unlimited video count | Up to 30 minutes, 1080p | 120 dubbing minutes/month; 60 monthly or 720 annual generative credits |
| Team | From $55/seat/month | Unlimited video count | Up to 60 minutes, 4K | 240 dubbing minutes/month; 150 monthly or 1,800 annual credits per seat, shared by the team |
| Enterprise | Custom | Contract-defined | Contract-defined | Configurable allowances, models and add-ons |
“Unlimited” applies to video count, not every resource. Included credits and dubbing minutes do not roll over. Annual generative credits are issued up front, whereas dubbing minutes still reset monthly; after the included dubbing time is exhausted, additional dubbing can consume generative credits. Narration, dubbing and media generation therefore use different units.
Bulk generation, SAML SSO, SCORM, dedicated support and contract-shaped allowances matter only when they map to real governance or delivery needs. Compare add-ons first if credits are the only constraint.
| Plan | Displayed price | Included credits | Session limit | Concurrency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month | 2 | 10 minutes | 1 user |
| Standard | $99/month | 100 | 20 minutes | 20 users |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
Standard usage is measured at one credit per five minutes. Session duration and concurrency are separate controls, so estimate total time and peak demand and test the intended LLM, voice and channel.
One current software comparison groups HeyGen, Synthesia, InVideo, Colossyan Creator and Vyond with AI STUDIOS. A second current comparison highlights CloneVoice.ai, Fliki, Adobe Express and VideoExpress. Different buyer intents explain the different lists; capabilities still require direct comparison.
Use these comparison questions instead of selecting from a popularity list:
Run the same rights-cleared sample in finalists and measure corrections, failed renders, terminology and review effort.
A product-review sample reports 4.2 out of 5 across 1,027 AI STUDIOS reviews and groups 37 mentions under slow performance. The 37 are a tagged subset, not 37 percent or a universal rate, but justify testing rendering time.
A separate product-review sample reports 4.5 out of 5 across 51 AI STUDIOS reviews, with individual reports of delayed presentation imports and poor support experiences. These examples are not measured problem rates.
A company-level review sample for DeepBrain AI reports 2.8 out of 5 across 228 reviews, with 26 percent one-star ratings and recent complaints touching billing, cancellation, processing, support and translated-script tone. It measures the vendor; the 1,027- and 51-review samples measure the product. Different objects and methods mean the ratings must not be averaged.
Ordinary refunds require a request within 14 calendar days and no use of the service; any partial use normally makes subscriptions, credits and other payments non-refundable. Exceptions include company error, attributable material malfunction and mandatory local law, not ordinary feature dissatisfaction.
Cancelling preserves paid access and project files until the billing period ends; afterwards, downloads and exports are limited by the Free plan rather than the projects being automatically deleted. Cancellation is not account deletion; export required deliverables before expiry.
Paid subscribers own generated outputs under the current public terms; Free users may use them only personally and non-commercially unless separately authorised.
Users must have rights and permission for avatar source media and other inputs; publicly shared AI output must be disclosed, and the company does not guarantee output accuracy, completeness, exclusivity or reproducibility. Ownership therefore does not prove uniqueness, accuracy or third-party clearance.
The public terms and privacy policy place responsibility for source rights, AI disclosure and sensitive inputs on the user while defining separate retention periods for account, inquiry and payment data.
Document consent before uploading likenesses and map third-party processing to the actual workflow.
Yes. It includes three videos per cycle up to one minute, 720p export, one custom avatar, three dubbing uses and 16 one-time generative credits. Free output is personal and non-commercial unless authorised.
Yes. Editable Slides makes PPTX objects editable, Slides with Avatar keeps each slide as a background and Docs to Video proposes a new script and scenes. Choose editability, design fidelity or automatic drafting.
Yes. It can translate speech, create replacement voices and synchronise lips, with plan-specific minutes. Review translation, voice, timing and visual sync together.
Paid subscribers own outputs; Free use is personal and non-commercial unless authorised. Users remain responsible for source and likeness rights and public AI disclosure.
They do not roll over. Annual generative credits arrive up front, dubbing minutes reset monthly and extra dubbing can consume generative credits, so track both units.
No. AI STUDIOS belongs to DeepBrain AI; Google AI Studio is a separate product.