It is free
You do not pay for the pilot sample. There is no card and no trial that converts into a charge.
Turn your book into an animated video
Voiceido is selecting authors for early product pilots. Selected authors receive a free animated sample built from their own book or story, in exchange for honest feedback about what worked and what did not.
The terms, in plain language
Feedback, not a review
We ask for candid product feedback. A positive review is never required, and feedback is never treated as a testimonial.
Nothing is published without permission
Your book, your characters, and your sample stay private unless you give explicit written permission to publish a public case study.
You must own the rights
We can only produce from work you wrote or otherwise control, or from work that is verifiably in the public domain.
Apply for a pilot
Everything except the book link is required. We read every application ourselves.
Before you apply
What do you do with my manuscript?
It is stored in the production system to build your sample and is not published, sold, or used to train a public model. If you ask us to delete it, we delete the book, its characters, and its generated media.
How long does a pilot take?
Days, not weeks, once the cast is approved. The slow part is you reviewing character designs, which is deliberate.
What if I hate the result?
Say so. That is the most useful outcome for us at this stage, and it costs you nothing.
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AI Video for AuthorsFor novelists, nonfiction writers, and self-published authors: turn your own book into narrated animated video without hiring an animation studio.Turn a Book Into an Animated VideoVoiceido reads a whole book, builds a consistent cast, plans scenes against the source text, and renders narrated animated video you can publish.See Voiceido in Sixty SecondsA book becomes story understanding, a locked cast, planned scenes, motion, and narrated video. See each stage without creating an account.AI Book Animation for Massachusetts AuthorsVoiceido is looking for Massachusetts authors to test technology that turns books into narrated animated video. Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Concord, and Worcester.