Wava AI
Wava AI offers tools for making narrated social videos, text-story videos, and split-screen clips. Its homepage focuses on story-based and faceless-creator formats. The pricing page adds voiceover, caption, image, and background-clip features to that description.
Choose a video format and script
Wava presents Text Story Videos, Split Screen Clips, and Generate Story Videos as creation options. It also lets you write your own script and generate AI voiceovers. This is relevant if your main asset is a short written story or narration that needs a visual presentation.
Begin by deciding what the viewer needs to understand and how much text the video should contain. A text-story format and a narrated split-screen clip place different demands on the script. Check the final wording and pacing together; a script that reads well on a page may need shorter sentences when someone speaks it aloud.
Review the supporting production features
The plan comparison lists background video clips, text-to-speech voiceover, custom voice import, an image generator, and custom auto captions. These are documented plan features rather than a demonstration of how each control behaves. Confirm the voice and caption options in the creation interface before planning a series around them.
For narrated material, compare captions with the spoken script and inspect the timing. If you import a custom voice, check that the result matches the intended speaker and delivery. Wava's public page advertises quick creation and viral videos, but it provides no basis for promising views or audience growth.
Compare allowances before subscribing
The pricing page displays Basic at $19, Pro at $29, and Elite at $69. It lists 30, 60, and 150 minutes of video generation respectively, paired with 30, 60, and 150 AI credits. Monthly and yearly selectors appear on the page; confirm the selected billing term and checkout total.
The FAQ names cancellation and refund questions without readable answers. Check those conditions and how credits relate to generation minutes before paying. The listed allowance can help compare tiers, but it does not establish the cost of every possible video length or creation attempt.