AKOOL is a credit-based AI video platform for avatar presenter videos, lip-synced video translation, and face swap, aimed at marketing, localization, and agency teams that need multilingual video at scale. Rather than a flat per-video fee, AKOOL bills per seat plus a pool of monthly credits, and it gates commercial usage behind specific pricing tiers instead of granting it universally.
Who builds it
AKOOL positions itself as an enterprise-oriented AI video and face-technology company, offering avatar generation, video translation with lip-sync, and face-swap as a connected suite rather than single-purpose tools. The product ships both a self-serve web app and an API, so agencies and platforms can either use AKOOL directly or embed its avatar/translation engine inside their own product.
Core features
- Avatar Video — generate presenter-led videos from a script using AKOOL's avatar library, without filming.
- Lip-Sync Video Translation — translate an existing video's spoken audio into another language and resync the speaker's mouth movements, with support for 155+ languages.
- Face Swap — replace a face in existing footage with another likeness.
- API access — included on paid plans, letting teams automate avatar or translation jobs outside the web app.
- Up to 8K export — available on higher tiers, well above the 1080p/4K ceiling most avatar competitors offer.
- Tiered video-length caps — plans scale video duration from 15 minutes (Starter) up to 60 minutes (Business), rather than one fixed limit.
Pricing
AKOOL is freemium and credit-based, billed per seat:
- Free ($0): exports carry a full-screen watermark; videos up to 15 minutes.
- Starter (from $12/seat/month billed yearly, $0.060/credit): watermark removed, "personal" license, videos up to 15 minutes.
- Pro / Pro Max: longer runtime caps (up to 30 and 45 minutes respectively), still under a "personal" license.
- Business: videos up to 60 minutes and a "business" license, aimed at agencies and small businesses.
- Enterprise: custom video-length limits and an "enterprise" license, negotiated directly with AKOOL.
Because cost depends on seats, credits consumed, and which license tier you need for commercial work, teams should size their plan around monthly generation volume rather than treating the listed per-seat price as the full cost.
Who it's for
AKOOL suits agencies, localization teams, and platforms that need to produce or resell multilingual avatar and dubbed video at volume — the API, per-seat billing, and licensed tiers are built for that workflow. Solo creators evaluating the free plan should note the full-screen watermark, and anyone needing commercial rights should budget for at least the Business tier rather than assuming a lower-priced plan covers it.