Uses
Generate a video from a URL to repurpose an article or page. Generate a video from a written text or script. Generate a video from a brief handled by an AI agent. Export in 1:1, 9:16, or 16:9 depending on where the video will be published.
Tool profile · Publisher documentation
Fliz
Fliz is a video generation tool that creates videos from a URL, text, or brief using an AI agent. According to the product's public documentation, it supports 1:1, 9:16, and 16:9 formats, AI-generated voices, and a REST API with n8n, Make, and Zapier integrations. This profile has not tested Fliz; it relies on the public documentation published by its supplier. The supplier reports USD prices from 14.90 to 119.90 per month depending on plan. Those figures are not confirmed by a trial, and the annual option and its reported savings are not confirmed. Quotas, regional availability, and terms of use are also not confirmed. Readers should check current prices, quotas, availability, and terms with the supplier on the day they decide.
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What to check before choosing
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 7, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
Offer and pricing
The supplier lists four monthly plans: Starter at 14.90 USD (1,000 credits), Creator at 29.90 USD (2,000 credits), Advanced at 69.90 USD (5,000 credits), and Enterprise at 119.90 USD (10,000 credits). These prices are not confirmed by a trial. The supplier also reports an annual option announced with up to 34% savings, but annual amounts were not recorded, so the savings are not confirmed. A typical video is reported to use about 95 credits, and the homepage reportedly offers the first video. Check credits, annual amounts, and terms with the supplier.
Limits to check
This profile has not tested Fliz and relies on the public documentation published by its supplier. Quotas, regional availability, and terms of use are not covered by the pricing summary and are not confirmed. Prices, the annual option, its reported savings, and the first-video offer are not confirmed and should be checked with the supplier.
What to check yourself
Before committing, check the supplier's site for the current plan prices, credit amounts, and what each credit covers, including the reported use of about 95 credits for a typical video. Confirm whether the annual option and the first-video offer still apply, and what quotas or regional restrictions come with them. If you can run a trial, test one URL, one text, and one brief at your intended format, then review the output, voice, and any export limits. Note the answers so you can compare them against the terms shown at checkout.
- Prices are not confirmed by a trial and should be checked with the supplier.
- The annual option, annual amounts, and its reported savings are not confirmed.
- Quotas, regional availability, and terms of use are not confirmed.
- The reported use of about 95 credits per typical video and the first-video offer are not confirmed.