Alexander M.

I don't condone using Face Swap for NSFW and really don't like it when companies advertise that side of themselves.

I use a lot of Face Swap products and the quality isn't quite there on this one

Real time is a bit ambitious of wording, but the concept is unique and it works.

Decent output but not really something you can use unless you want heavily stylized output.

Does lipsyncing pretty well. Not sure that's sufficient to win in the long term, but they have a lot of room to develop.

HeyGen is the leader in AI avatars, hands down. There's no other product to consider.

I would like it more but I've had bad experiences with payment. The free trial set up is ambiguous and set up to take your money inadvertently. The product is easy to use but doesn't offer a lot for your money. Quality of video is good though.

Somewhat overrated but gets good marks for its simplicity and ease of use

AI Super App is blending a lot of good trends and might be the winning combo

The quality of the videos doesn't always meet my bar, but the product is easy to use with a good amount of features

Mental health for men is different, and this is the right level of niche and approach a product should be taking

Really great product, but HeyGen has it beat in terms of quality

I dig it. The B-roll is usable, but the product needs more features imo

Pretty streamlined use of AI video that could have better quality videos

Quality is pretty low given where AI models are today

Easy to use video editor that solves any use case you could practically have

The best DB ever, forever, and always

At first, I was skeptical. There have been dozens of AI video apps launched this year and they all do the same text-to-video generation. What was different here was the UX. Magic Hour takes a thoughtful approach to giving you a toolset, and then making it easy for you to take baby steps towards using them. For non-AI techies, this is a godsend.