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Vexub

Turn scripts and audio into narrated social videos with AI captions

Paid Video Generator

Overview

Vexub creates social videos from text, scripts, and uploaded audio. It combines AI visuals, narration, animated subtitles, and video assembly for creators making faceless stories, educational clips, and short videos. Users can adjust the visual style and export platform-friendly formats.

⚡ Video Generator 💵 Paid: free previews; official Plus checkout currently displays $50/month 📅 Listed Sep 16, 2026

Our take

Vexub turns scripts and audio into narrated social video with captions, with free previews and a single paid tier. It is a focused production tool for the narrated short-form format. Cost per finished video matters more than the monthly price, since this format is only worthwhile at volume.

Worth it if

Creators producing narrated short-form video consistently enough to use a monthly plan.

Look elsewhere if

Occasional video work, where the monthly rate exceeds the value of a handful of clips.

✨ Features

Script to Video

Builds scenes and visuals from a written story or prompt.

AI Narration

Adds synthetic voices or works with uploaded audio.

Animated Captions

Generates subtitles with customizable presentation styles.

Social Video Formats

Supports vertical, landscape, and square video workflows.

⚖️ Pros & Cons

Pros

✓ Narration and visuals in one workflow
✓ Useful for faceless social content
✓ Free initial previews available

Cons

✗ Paid output is limited by video allowance
✗ Offers differ between official regional pages

💰 Pricing

Plus

$50 /mo

  • 55 videos
  • Automatic subtitles
  • Current promotional checkout price

Pro

$100 /mo

  • 120 videos
  • AI narration and customization
  • Confirm regional currency at checkout

Unlimited

$500 /mo

  • Up to ten videos per three hours
  • High-volume creator workflow
  • Official checkout offer can change

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How should I evaluate it during the free preview?

Generate the hardest thing you actually need — your real script, with the technical terms, names and pacing you use. Previews in this category are short, and testing the awkward case reveals far more than producing something that demos well. Caption accuracy on your vocabulary is usually the deciding factor.

Do burned-in captions cause problems?

They are harder to fix after publishing than a separate caption file, and they cannot be turned off or translated by the platform. They also perform well because most people watch without sound. Proofread carefully before rendering, since a typo burned into the video means regenerating the whole thing.