Tool profile · Publisher documentation
Vsub is a tool that turns a script or a recorded voiceover into an illustrated video. According to the supplier's public documentation, it splits the input into scenes, narrates them and draws every scene with visuals guided by a model. The intended use is direct: you provide text or audio, and the tool assembles scenes, narration and drawings into a video. LE LABO IA has not tested Vsub, and this profile relies on the public documentation published by its supplier. That documentation describes script-to-video conversion, narration and visual models as core capabilities. Pricing is documented as three paid tiers with no free plan displayed. Quotas, territorial availability and usage terms are not confirmed in the summary and should be checked with the supplier. You should also verify image, voice, music and identity rights before any use, because no commercial rights are guaranteed.
Tool profile · Publisher documentation
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 6, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
Convert a written script into an illustrated video where each section becomes a scene with narration and model-guided drawings. Turn a recorded voiceover into an illustrated video, letting the tool split the audio into scenes and generate matching visuals. Produce narrated explainer or story videos when you want scenes, voice and drawings assembled from a single script or audio input.
The supplier documents three paid monthly plans priced in USD. Premium costs 99 USD per month and includes 27,500 credits per month, about 81 minutes of video. Premium+ costs 199 USD per month and includes 66,000 credits, about 193 minutes. Max costs 499 USD per month and includes 206,000 credits, about 616 minutes. No free plan is displayed. These prices are not confirmed and may change, so check current pricing, credits and terms with the supplier before committing.
LE LABO IA has not tested Vsub, so this profile only restates the supplier's public documentation. Quotas, territorial availability and usage terms are not confirmed in the available documentation and should be checked with the supplier. Image, voice, music and identity rights must be cleared before use, because no commercial rights are guaranteed. Prices are listed in USD and additional credits can be purchased when needed, but current rates are not confirmed.
On the supplier's site, prepare a short script or a brief voice recording that represents your actual use case and run it through Vsub to see how it splits scenes, narrates and draws each one. Check the visual and narration controls, the length limits and how credits are consumed during the attempt. Before paying, confirm the current plan prices, included credits, territorial availability and usage terms directly with the supplier. Also ask how generated images, voices and music can be reused, since rights are not guaranteed.
