Fliki is a strong text-to-video tool, but it is a generalist - it turns scripts into narrated videos built largely from stock footage and AI images. If what you actually want is faceless short-form story content that looks generated and cinematic rather than a slideshow with a voiceover, you will start looking for a Fliki alternative. That is the specific job aicut is built for.

To be clear up front: this is not a "Fliki is bad" piece. Fliki is excellent at what it does. It is just built for a different output than viral faceless story videos.

What Fliki does well

Fliki's core workflow is text-to-video. You paste a script, and its AI assigns each paragraph to a scene, auto-selects stock footage or AI-generated images, and applies an AI voice narration. Its standout strength is voice: 2,000+ voices across 75+ languages and dialects, plus voice cloning on higher tiers. It also handles blog-to-video and podcast-to-video, and it can now schedule and auto-post to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and more.

Pricing runs from a free plan (5 minutes/month, watermarked) to Standard at around $28/month and Premium at around $88/month. For narrated explainers, blog repurposing, and multilingual voiceover work, it is one of the best options available.

Why creators look for a Fliki alternative

The friction shows up when the goal is faceless short-form entertainment rather than narrated information:

Stock-footage look. Fliki leans on stock clips and AI images assigned per paragraph. That is perfect for explainers, but it does not produce the generated-scene, character-driven look that faceless story channels rely on.
No recurring characters. A drama or Reddit story lands because the same character carries across scenes. A per-paragraph stock assembly cannot do that.
Built for information, not story arcs. Fliki optimizes for clear narration over visuals. Viral faceless shorts optimize for a hook, escalation, and payoff.

If your channel is drama fruits, Reddit stories, or any character-led faceless format, a text-to-stock-video tool is aimed at a different target.

aicut: a Fliki alternative built for story video

aicut is purpose-built for faceless short-form story content, not general text-to-video.

Generated scenes, not stock slideshows

aicut generates the actual scenes of your video with consistent characters, so the result looks produced rather than assembled from stock clips.

Proven viral story formats

It ships AI Video Story series - drama, Reddit stories, recreations of formats that already went viral - each structured hook-first for retention.

Character consistency across the whole video

The same character stays visually consistent scene to scene, which is exactly what a story format needs and what a per-paragraph tool cannot deliver.

Create, edit, and auto-post

Every video is editable in the built-in editor before it publishes, and aicut auto-posts to TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram on a schedule.

Fliki vs aicut: quick comparison

	Fliki	aicut
Core strength	Text-to-video, huge voice library	Faceless story video
Visuals	Stock footage + AI images	Generated scenes
Consistent characters	No	Yes
Best content	Explainers, blog-to-video, narration	Drama, Reddit, viral story formats
Auto-post to socials	Yes	Yes
Free way to test	Free plan (watermarked)	Pay-as-you-go

For the full breakdown, see aicut vs Fliki.

What to look for in a Fliki alternative

Fliki is a strong generalist, so the question is really "which specialist do I need." If your target is faceless story video, look for:

Generated scenes over stock footage. Story content needs visuals that look produced, not clips assigned per paragraph.
Recurring characters. A drama or Reddit story only works if the same character carries across scenes.
Retention-first structure. Formats built around a hook, escalation, and payoff - not neutral narration.
Built-in auto-posting. So the finished video reaches all three platforms without a manual step.

Fliki covers narration and voice brilliantly; aicut covers the story-video specialization Fliki was never built for.

How to switch from Fliki to aicut

Open aicut and pick a story series - drama, Reddit, or a viral recreation - instead of pasting a narration script.
Generate a video free on pay-as-you-go and compare the generated scenes against a Fliki text-to-video export.
Adjust scenes, captions, and audio in the built-in editor.
Connect your accounts and schedule auto-posting to TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram.

If you also produce narrated explainers or multilingual voiceover work, there is no harm in keeping Fliki for those and using aicut for the story videos - they are complementary, not redundant.

Who should use which

Stick with Fliki for narrated explainers, multilingual voiceover, and turning articles or podcasts into informational video. Its voice library is hard to beat.
Choose aicut for faceless story content - character-led drama, Reddit stories, and recreations of viral formats - that needs to look generated, not assembled.

Frequently asked questions

Is aicut better than Fliki?

Neither is "better" outright - they target different jobs. Fliki wins for narrated, stock-based explainers and voiceover. aicut wins for faceless character-driven story videos built to go viral.

Does Fliki make faceless story videos?

Fliki can produce faceless narrated videos, but its visuals come from stock footage and AI images without recurring characters. aicut generates story scenes with consistent characters instead.

Can I try aicut for free?

Yes. aicut's pay-as-you-go free plan lets you generate a real story video before subscribing.

Does Fliki have better voices than aicut?

Fliki's voice library is one of the largest in the category, with 2,000+ voices across 75+ languages, and that breadth is a genuine strength. aicut competes on the video itself - generated scenes and consistent characters - rather than raw voice count.

Can aicut turn a script or PDF into a video like Fliki?

aicut is built around story series and formats rather than pasting long scripts or PDFs. If document-to-video is your main workflow, Fliki is purpose-built for it; if faceless story video is the goal, aicut is.

Key takeaways

Fliki is a great text-to-video and voiceover tool built around stock footage and AI images.
aicut is purpose-built for faceless story video with generated scenes and consistent characters.
Both auto-post to social platforms, so the real difference is the look and format of the videos.
Test aicut on pay-as-you-go before committing.

Ready to make story videos, not slideshows?

If your channel needs characters and a story arc, not stock footage, create a faceless story video with aicut and post it everywhere automatically.