Stories · captions · splitscreen · AI clips
Turn Reddit posts, uploads, and YouTube links into narrated, captioned vertical videos — from about 17¢ a video. No editing, no timeline, no monthly bill.
What's a tiny habit that completely changed your life?
One credit wallet, four tools
Story videos, captioned clips, splitscreens, and AI-picked highlights all draw from the same minute credits — spend them on whatever your channel needs this week.
A natural voice reads the story over gameplay while word-timed captions keep every viewer hooked. Add an intro card, pick the voice, done — the whole thing renders in minutes.
Upload a clip or paste a YouTube link. Speech-to-text puts every word on screen at the moment it's spoken — you control size, color, and position.
Word-timed · Styled your way
The retention format, assembled for you — captioned, trimmed to the part that matters, and framed for vertical.
Drop in a stream, podcast, or YouTube link. AI reads the whole transcript, finds the moments worth clipping, and cuts each one into a captioned short — subtitle style or splitscreen, your call.
Upload up to 12 of your own background loops and reuse them across every job.
Paste a link instead of uploading — StoryTok pulls the source for you.
Size, colors, outline, and position — set once, reuse everywhere.
Point an AI agent at your favorite story subreddits and set a schedule. Every cycle it finds the best fresh post, rewrites it into an original script, and renders a narrated, captioned video into your library — hands off, on repeat.
This morning, on autopilot
From source to post
StoryTok handles the repetitive part: voice generation, caption timing, gameplay, formatting, and export.
A Reddit post, your own script, an upload, or a YouTube link.
Voice, gameplay background, caption style — or bring your own footage.
A finished vertical MP4 with no watermark, ready for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.
The un-subscription
Subscription clip tools run $19–$69 a month whether you post or not, and their credits vanish at the end of every cycle. StoryTok bills by the rendered minute. Take a month off — your credits will be right where you left them.
The math
Simple pricing
One credit covers one minute of finished video, across all four tools. If a job fails, its credits come straight back.
One hour of finished video — around 60 story videos.
Six hours of finished video, including one bonus hour.
Questions, answered
Four things: narrated Reddit-style story videos over gameplay, auto-captioned clips, splitscreen videos (your clip over gameplay), and AI-picked highlight shorts cut from a long video. All of them come out as vertical 1080 × 1920 MP4s ready for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.
Really. There's no plan and nothing renews. You buy a pack of minute credits when you need one — $10 for 60 minutes — and they sit in your account until you spend them.
Yes — every new account starts with 3 trial minutes, enough for a few real renders on any of the four tools. Trial renders carry a small StoryTok watermark; buy any pack and new renders are watermark-free. No card required to try.
You create a series: pick up to five subreddits, a schedule, a voice, a background, and a caption style. On each cycle an AI agent pulls the day's top posts, picks the strongest story it hasn't used before, rewrites it into an original narration script, and renders the video straight into your library. Each video spends your normal minute credits, and the series pauses itself (and emails you) if your balance can't cover the next render.
One credit covers one minute of finished video, rounded up to the next minute, on any of the four tools. You only spend credits when you render — and if a job fails, its credits come back automatically.
Never. Take a month off and your balance will be exactly where you left it.
No. There's no timeline. You pick a source, a voice, a background, and a caption style — StoryTok does the narration, caption timing, cropping, and export.
Both. Write or paste any story instead of importing from Reddit, and upload up to 12 of your own background videos to use instead of the stock gameplay library.
You do. Every paid export is watermark-free and yours to post, monetize, or edit further — no credit to StoryTok required. Only trial renders carry a small watermark.
Sixty minutes of video. Ten dollars.
No subscription · Try before you buy · Credits never expire