How to Make a Hindi AI Video with a Natural Voice-Over

Many "Hindi AI video" tools put robotic text-to-speech over stock footage. Your audience hears the difference in the first sentence. This guide makes the video the other way round: the scenes are generated for your story, and the voice-over uses voices trained on Indian languages.

What you need

• A story, script or idea. You can write it in Hindi, English or Hinglish.
• A Voxmin account with some credits. There's no subscription, and purchased credits never expire.
• A phone or a computer. FloStudio runs in the browser.

Step 1: Start a project and describe the video

Open Voxmin FloStudio and tell the assistant what you want:

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The assistant writes a shot list you can edit before anything renders.

Step 2: Make the cast

If the story has characters, approve a portrait for each. Every shot they appear in is built from that portrait, so the farmer looks like the same man from start to end. (See how to keep the same character in every AI video shot for the details.)

Step 3: Generate the scenes

Render the shots. Each one arrives with its own ambient sound: wind, birds, rain. Regenerate any shot you don't like; every take stays in the project.

Step 4: Add the Hindi voice-over

In the Voice-over tab, write or paste the narration and choose a voice. Voices are available in Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi and Odia. Listen, edit any line that sounds off and speak just that line again. You don't need to redo the whole narration.

A tip for natural Hindi: write the narration the way people speak it, short sentences with everyday words, not textbook Hindi. Hinglish is fine if that's how your audience talks.

Step 5: Music, captions and export

• Add a music bed: your own track, or instrumental music made from a line like "soft sitar and tabla".
• Captions: word-timed captions work in Roman script (Hinglish). Devanagari doesn't render correctly on screen yet, so don't plan on Hindi-script captions for now.
• Export 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and WhatsApp status, or 16:9 for YouTube.

Already have an English video? Dub it

If the video exists in English, you don't have to remake it. Dub the finished film into Hindi and other languages; the original stays untouched and each language becomes its own track. Lips aren't re-synced, so dubbing suits narration and voice-over more than on-camera speech. See AI video dubbing.

What it costs

You pay for generated shots (per delivered second), charged voices (per second of speech) and music. Editing, captions and export are free. Packs are priced in rupees, with no subscription. See pricing for today's rates.

Next steps

• Everything about Indian-language videos: Hindi AI video generator.
• Short-form series: AI Shorts maker.