VibeKnow turns docs, PDFs, PPTs and URLs into explainer videos with AI voiceover. Free plan available; paid plans start at $29/month. See features.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
VibeKnow is an AI explainer video platform from Minerva Noctua, LLC. It takes content a person has already written, such as a document, PDF, Word file, PowerPoint deck, Notion page, Markdown file, blog post or URL, and turns it into a finished video with a script, narration, visuals and background music. The company describes it as an AI producer rather than an AI editor.
The focus is on knowledge content instead of general video editing. According to the company, the system reads the structure of the source, so data becomes charts, workflows become animations and comparisons become split screens. The site lists creators, educators and marketing or internal teams as the main audiences, and the product publicly launched in April 2026.
The process has three steps. A user pastes or uploads a source file or link, and VibeKnow then writes the script, selects a voice, designs the visuals, adds music and assembles the cut. One independent reviewer quoted on the site says the storyboard can be edited before any frame renders. The user previews the result and exports it.
The company says a video takes about three minutes from source to render. An independent reviewer quoted on the site measured roughly 5 to 10 minutes for a finished 3 to 5 minute video. Both figures are published by the vendor, so real times may vary with source length and the generation queue on a given plan.
Output comes in 16:9 and 9:16 with auto subtitles and more than 100 templates. Narration is available in 8+ languages, with natural-tone voices and a voice clone option. Reviewers quoted on the site mention 40+ voices and one-click export to YouTube, TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Background music is supported on every plan.
Other listed capabilities include batch generation, an API for enterprises and platforms, a brand kit that applies colors and voice automatically, quizzes and timestamps for course videos, and versioning with an audit trail for compliance teams. Some of these, such as batch generation and advanced edit, are tied to higher tiers.
VibeKnow is an AI explainer video platform from Minerva Noctua, LLC. It turns documents, PDFs, PPT files, links and text into finished videos with script, narration, visuals and background music.
The Free plan costs $0, Plus costs $29 per month, Pro costs $79 per month and Max costs $199 per month. Annual billing is listed at 20% off. Enterprise pricing is not published.
Yes. The Free plan includes 400 one-time credits, which the site says covers roughly 2 to 3 videos. Exports carry a watermark and downloads are limited. The homepage says no credit card is needed.
It accepts plain text, web links, PDFs, PowerPoint files, Word files, Notion pages, Markdown, blog posts, TXT files and ebooks. Documents and links can be up to 50 MB.
The company says about three minutes from source to render. An independent reviewer quoted on the site reports roughly 5 to 10 minutes for a finished 3 to 5 minute video. Speed also depends on the plan's generation queue.
Yes. API access is offered to enterprises and platforms with batch video generation needs. The company asks interested buyers to contact its sales team.
The site names one-click export to YouTube Shorts, Reels and TikTok, and embedding on Teachable, Thinkific and Kajabi. Notion pages and Google Docs can serve as sources. No other integrations are listed.
It suits creators, educators, publishers and teams that already have written material and want video versions without editing skills. Agencies with high volume may prefer the Pro or Max plans.