Pictory
Turn blog posts, scripts, and articles into engaging videos with AI
Founded
N/A
Starting Price
$19
Category
AI Video Generation
Last updated February 11, 2026
About Pictory
Pictory is an AI video creation platform that transforms written content — blog posts, articles, scripts, or long-form text — into polished videos automatically. Paste your text, and Pictory selects relevant stock footage, adds voiceover with premium ElevenLabs voices, and generates captions. It's built for content marketers, bloggers, and educators who want to repurpose existing content into video format without video editing skills.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Best-in-class for turning written content into videos
- Premium ElevenLabs voiceover sounds natural
- Massive stock library with 12M+ assets
- 7-day free trial with full feature access
Cons
- No free plan — only a free trial
Key Features
Article-to-Video
Paste a blog post or article URL and AI automatically creates a video with matching visuals, voiceover, and captions
Script-to-Video
Write or paste a script and Pictory pairs each section with relevant stock footage and narration
ElevenLabs Voiceover
Premium AI voiceover using ElevenLabs technology for natural-sounding narration in 29+ languages
Auto Captions
Generate subtitles with 95%+ accuracy in 93 languages, with customizable styling and SRT export
Stock Media Library
Access to 12 million+ stock videos, images, and music tracks curated by AI
Video Summarization
Condense long-form videos into short highlight clips using AI-powered extraction
Pricing
Starter
$19/month
- 30 videos/month
- 10-minute video limit
- AI voiceover
- Auto captions
- 12M+ stock assets
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