Vexub

What is Vexub?

Vexub is a browser-based AI video generator that turns a written script, an MP3 recording or an existing clip into a short narrated video for social platforms. You paste your text, choose a voice and a visual style, and the tool assembles footage, voiceover and subtitles into a finished file within minutes.

Most users treat it as a faceless video maker. The output is designed for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels, where channels post narrated stories, facts or explainers without anyone appearing on camera. Beyond scripts, Vexub can add captions to your own MP4 files and build visuals around podcast or voice recordings.

Vexub is operated by Vexub SAS, a company registered in Paris under SIREN 980 146 419, and its voices come through a partnership with ElevenLabs. In October 2026 its homepage counter showed 1,330,582 videos generated by more than 10,000 creators, and Toolify reports a launch date of June 2025. Sign-ups were still open in early October 2026.

Key Features

Script-to-video generation is the core of Vexub, backed by ElevenLabs narration, styled captions and vertical exports that suit short-form channels without manual editing.

• Text to video: Paste a script or a short prompt and Vexub generates matching scenes, narration and on-screen captions. The whole edit is assembled for you, so a writer with no editing skills can publish a finished clip.
• Audio to video: Upload an MP3, such as a podcast segment or recorded narration, and Vexub builds visuals and subtitles around it. This keeps your own voice on the channel while the tool handles the imagery.
• Automatic subtitles: More than 22 caption presets are listed, with support for over 70 languages. You can also caption an existing MP4, which helps creators who film themselves but dislike timing subtitles by hand.
• ElevenLabs voices: Narration comes from ElevenLabs voices chosen inside the editor. Paid plans also list a personalised AI voice, so a channel can keep the same narrator across every upload.
• Visual styles and models: Vexub offers over ten visual looks and lists Veo 3, Kling and Grok among its generation partners. Picking a style sets the tone of the clip, from realistic scenes to illustrated story formats.
• Multiple formats: Videos export as 9:16 vertical, 16:9 widescreen or square files at 1080p. One script can therefore serve Shorts, a standard YouTube upload and a square feed post without being rebuilt from scratch.

Pros

Speed with almost no learning curve is why creators pick Vexub: a short prompt becomes a narrated, captioned video in roughly five to ten minutes.

• Minimal skill required: A short prompt and two dropdown choices produce a usable first draft. Writers and newcomers can start a faceless channel without learning timelines, keyframes or audio mixing.
• Fast turnaround: Vexub says most videos are ready in five to ten minutes. Creators planning a daily posting schedule can batch a week of clips in a single session.
• Commercial rights included: Vexub states that you hold full commercial rights to what you generate. That clears the way for monetised channels, though each platform’s own rules on AI content still apply.
• Refund safety net: A first purchase carries a 30-day money-back guarantee if fewer than three credits were used. This gives cautious buyers a limited way out if early results disappoint.
• Story formats built in: Text-message stories, built through a dedicated SMS-to-video mode, and narrated tales are ready-made formats rather than workarounds. Channels in fiction, drama and relationship niches get a ready template that general video editors rarely provide.

Cons

Conflicting price information is Vexub’s weakest point, because its landing pages, blog posts and directory listings each quote different plans and amounts.

• Mixed price signals: Landing pages list $50 to $375 monthly plans, while Vexub blog posts mention $29 and $79 credit plans. Check the live pricing inside your account before entering card details.
• Inconsistent visuals: Reviewers report that generated scenes vary in quality between runs. Some clips may need regenerating before they are ready to post, which uses extra credits on per-video plans.
• Short-form focus: The tool is designed for brief vertical clips rather than long edits. Creators making ten-minute documentaries or tutorials will need a full editor such as InVideo AI or a desktop suite.
• No direct publishing: We found no built-in scheduling or auto-posting to TikTok or YouTube. You download each MP4 and upload it yourself, which adds manual steps for busy channels.
• Limited control over details: Presets handle most choices, so fine adjustments to individual scenes are limited. Brands with strict visual guidelines may find the output harder to match to their style.

Who is Using Vexub?

Faceless short-form creators make up most of Vexub’s audience, alongside podcasters and small marketing teams who need quick vertical clips without filming.

• Faceless channel owners: Creators run Shorts and TikTok channels without appearing on camera. They batch narrated facts, stories and lists for daily posting.
• Storytellers and writers: Authors turn scripts and short stories into narrated clips. The built-in text-message story format suits fiction and drama channels.
• Podcasters: Hosts upload MP3 segments and receive captioned visual clips. These short clips then promote full episodes on TikTok, Shorts and Reels.
• Small marketing teams: Businesses produce quick promotional and explainer clips. Square and widescreen exports cover feeds as well as vertical stories.

Pricing

Vexub offers free first videos and three monthly plans from $50 to $375 (Vexub landing pages, checked October 2026). Plans differ mainly by the number of videos you can generate each month.

Other figures circulate: Vexub blog posts mention $29 and $79 credit plans, Futurepedia lists a $30 Basic plan with 30 videos, Toolify shows $15, $25 and $50 tiers, and topai.tools lists $15, $50 and $185. The homepage also advertised a limited annual offer in October 2026. Plans renew automatically, so cancel in account settings if you stop posting.

Disclaimer: Vexub has quoted several price sets at once, so confirm the plan, credit allowance and renewal terms on the checkout page before paying.

What Makes Vexub Unique?

Narrated vertical storytelling is Vexub’s entire focus, from script to captioned 9:16 file, aimed at creators running monetised Shorts and TikTok channels. Many rival tools concentrate on studio-style adverts or talking avatar presenters instead.

Its ready-made text-message story format and the combination of ElevenLabs voices with several video models give storytelling channels a specialised toolkit. The ability to build clips from your own MP3 audio also suits podcasters, who rarely get dedicated options in general text-to-video apps.

Compatibilities and Integrations

Vexub runs entirely in the web browser and connects to outside AI models rather than to social platforms, so finished videos leave as MP4 downloads.

• Platform: Web app that runs in a standard browser with no installation.
• Inputs: Plain text scripts, MP3 audio files, MP4 video clips and SMS-style message threads.
• Outputs: MP4 files at 1080p in 9:16, 16:9 or square formats for social apps.
• AI partners: ElevenLabs for voices, with Veo 3, Kling and Grok listed for visuals.
• Sign-in options: Google, Apple or email accounts.

Vexub Tutorials

Producing a first Vexub clip takes about ten minutes, most of it spent waiting for the render to finish.

1. Create an account with Google, Apple or an email address.
2. Choose your input: a text script, an MP3 recording or an MP4 clip.
3. Paste or upload your content, then pick a narrator voice and a visual style.
4. Select a caption preset, the language and the aspect ratio for your platform.
5. Generate the video and review the draft, regenerating any weak scenes.
6. Download the MP4 and upload it to TikTok, Shorts or Reels.

How We Rated It

Vexub earns 3.6 out of 5 because ease of use and quick renders score well, while unclear pricing and download-only publishing hold the total back.

Summary

Vexub suits creators who want a steady stream of narrated vertical videos without filming or learning to edit. Its text, audio and caption modes cover the common faceless formats, and most clips are ready within minutes. The main weakness is unclear pricing, with landing pages, blog posts and directories quoting different plans. Visual quality can also vary from one render to the next. Test the free videos on your own niche, then confirm the plan and credit allowance inside your account before upgrading.