TapVid

TapVid

Feeds it your product screenshots, a document, or a webpage, and it builds a clear explainer video out of them instead of you learning video editing.

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📁 Visual, Image & Video Creation🗣️ English📅 September 5, 2026

Description

Explainer videos are one of those things everyone agrees they need — for a product demo, a feature walkthrough, an onboarding guide — but almost nobody has time to storyboard, script and edit themselves. TapVid takes whatever you already have — product images, screen recordings, a webpage, a document, or even a rough script — and turns it into a structured, narrated explainer video automatically.

It handles the full pipeline: script and storyboard generation, shot structuring, and final video assembly, with the ability to edit individual shots afterward rather than regenerating the whole thing from scratch. A Brand Kit keeps styling consistent across videos, batch generation covers producing several at once, and both a REST API and an MCP endpoint let it plug into automated workflows. Pricing runs on a credit system, starting with a $4.99 one-time trial and scaling to monthly plans for regular use, with Team and Enterprise tiers for higher volume.

💬 Our review

The short version: TapVid's real advantage is flexibility of input — it accepts screenshots, documents, webpages and scripts rather than requiring you to already have footage, which is the actual bottleneck for most people who need an explainer video but have nothing to film.

Compared to hiring a video agency or using a general-purpose AI video generator, TapVid's shot-level editing is the feature worth paying attention to: you can tweak one scene without regenerating the whole video, which saves both time and credits versus all-or-nothing regeneration. The MCP and API access also make it usable inside an automated content pipeline, not just as a one-off manual tool — a genuinely developer-friendly touch most competitors skip. Watermark removal and presenter-avatar features are still listed as 'coming soon', and SOC 2 certification is in progress rather than complete, both worth checking before committing at the Enterprise level. Worth it for SaaS teams and agencies producing explainer or demo videos repeatedly; less compelling for a single one-off video where the $49-199/month plans outweigh the $4.99 trial's single-video scope.

💰 Pricing

FreemiumEssai à 4,99$, puis abonnements de 49$ à 199$/mois selon le volume
Trial 4,99$ — 1 vidéoPro 49$/mois — ~20 vidéosUltra 199$/mois — ~150 vidéos

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

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💰 Pricing model
🆓 Freemium

Essai : 4,99$ (accès 24h, 1 vidéo). Pro : 49$/mois (2000 crédits, ~20 vidéos). Max : 99$/mois (6000 crédits, ~42 vidéos). Ultra : 199$/mois (14000 crédits, ~150 vidéos). -20% en facturation annuelle.

👥 Target audienceE-commerce, entreprises SaaS, agences de contenu, établissements éducatifs, équipes marketing et enablement interne
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesInternational
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Pros

Accepte captures d'écran, documents, pages web ou scripts en entrée

Édition plan par plan sans régénérer toute la vidéo

API REST et endpoint MCP pour intégration à des workflows automatisés

Rendus échoués ne consomment pas de crédits

Génération par lot possible

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Cons

Fonction de suppression du watermark encore en développement

Certification SOC 2 en cours, pas encore obtenue

Crédits non reportés d'un mois sur l'autre

❓ Frequently asked questions

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