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Their Business Plan is $19/month (or $120/year billed annually) and includes all the above, an ad-free interface, ability to upload your own fonts, unlimited cloud store, unlimited videos in HD 1080px, and videos up to 2 minutes in length.
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Their free license is limited to personal videos only. WoFox's Free Plan includes all their templates and assets, unlimited designs/motions/photos, 360px resolution video, and videos up to 30 seconds. For podcasts and audio files, they offer a similar audiogram video creation service as Headliner App and Wavve.
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WoFox offers a full suite of motion graphic applications - from infographic and gif makers to video and animation editors.
No doubt Wavve makes a good product, but I can't justify the price at $0.10 to $1.00 per minute of video depending on your plan. This means my Agon video would've proportionally cost me $5.76 to make.
So in order to make that Agon Hare video at the top of this post, I'd need their largest $32/month plan, and I would've used 54 of my 300 minutes (ie: 18%) just for that one video. Wavve's premium plans range between $10-$32 per month, which isn't out of line as a price point, but the plans only include 10-320 minutes of video per month. Their Free plan only includes 1 minute of video per month and has their Wavve branding in the video. Wavve with two V's offers a similar service as Headerliner App above, but I think their pricing model is out of touch with reality. I'd love to have their audio transcription on a full length podcast, however, 10 minutes of audio transcription is still longer than any other app on this list. My only complaint is that the audio transcription is limited to 10 minutes per video.
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The Pro Plan is $12.95/month and includes unlimited videos without watermarks, custom watermarks, free stock videos and images (including some Getty), ability to create reusable templates, custom intro/outro videos, ability to import your own fonts, and priority support. You can actually create more than 10 videos per month on the Free Plan if you'd like, but the additional videoes would include watermarks. Their Free plan allow up to 10 videos without watermarks per month - which is an incredible value for free. It's also the one that I used to create the Agon Hare video above. Headliner App is my favorite app on this list because of its price point and generous feature set. Looks better than just a static image, right? These apps below are quick and painless ways to create this type of video. And ideally a faster process than doing it manually.įor example, check out the video below that I made from my 1 hour podcast interview with Agon Hare. I wanted something visually pleasing with audio waves moving and/or transcribed text. Obviously I could just open my video editing software, throw an image onto the canvas, and produce a video… but that's the bare minimum and boring. So I began looking for ways to convert my audio podcasts into videos so that I could share them on Facebook. That'd be amazing, but unfortunately it's not a reality. Imagine if you pressed Play on an embedded podcast on Facebook, and a player popped up at the bottom corner that continued playing the same podcast as you browsed Facebook and clicked through multiple pages. Huge missed opportunity to keep people on their platform while listening to podcasts. I actually think it's insane how non-existent Facebook is in the podcast market. Soundcloud used to work well, and you could play Soundcloud audio files directly from a FB post, but now they limit audio clips to only about 15 seconds and prompt you to “Listen on Soundcloud” to hear the whole thing. There's no great way to share and embed a podcast on Facebook anymore.
BONUS: 9 Podcast Platforms with Built-in AudiogramsĪs you've probably noticed, Facebook doesn't play nice with podcasts.These 7 apps will convert your audio podcasts into motion graphic videos known as “audiograms” that you can share on YouTube and Facebook.
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