01 / THE REAL WORLDA NEW PERSPECTIVESome things
Archive photograph · NASA THE HYBRID VIDEO STUDIO
Your ideas.
In their best light.
Your voice. Beautiful motion. A human touch.
Bring them together in videos that feel made, not generated.
Start with a recording, a script, or just a thought.
01 / THE REAL WORLD02 / IDEAS IN MOTIONLIVE PREVIEW
03 / THE HUMAN ELEMENTMAKE IT PERSONALYour voice.
Portrait study · Sibel Kusdemir Your voice.
Your point
of view.
REAL PHOTOGRAPHY. ACTUAL MOTION RENDERING.Portrait is a stock photograph, not an AI avatar demo. Motion preview has no audio.
Big idea Product story Deep dive How-to Social explainer
01 — A DIFFERENT KIND OF STUDIOA whole production.
A whole production.
Not a whole production crew.
Most ideas don’t need a blockbuster budget. They need the right words, the right visuals, and someone with a point of view. That someone is you.
YOUR CADENCE. NEVER COMPRESSED.
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Start with you.
Keep your real delivery. Or create with a consented voice clone and a presenter that appears only where you want it.
Meet your on-screen selfLESS TEMPLATE.More
feeling.
feeling.
DESIGNED, FRAME BY FRAME
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Give ideas a visual language.
Expressive typography, connected diagrams, and deliberate movement. Motion design that explains, not just decorates.
Watch the live previewFROM THE REAL WORLDSource and attribution attached
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Keep a little reality in it.
Actual photographs. Your screenshots. Original sources. Find web imagery without losing track of where it came from.
Explore this NASA source02 — FROM THOUGHT TO FINAL CUTLess tool-switching.
Less tool-switching.
More storytelling.
Bring the raw idea.
Record yourself, paste a script, or start from a link. Research and shape the words before choosing the voice.
Direct the scene.
Lead with motion. Bring in a real image for context or your presenter for connection. Every scene stays yours to change.
Make the final call.
Review the edit and the cost. Export a captioned video, or take the production assets to your favorite editor.
A little of each.
A better whole.60SEC
A better whole.60SEC
00:0000:3001:00
Your AI presenter12s
Designed motion36s
Real-world imagery12s
48 seconds told without AI video generation.
An illustrative edit, not a price quote. Speech, other generation, and final rendering can also use credits. You review the actual cost in the studio.
03 — EVERY STORY STARTS SOMEWHEREWhat’s on
What’s on
your mind?
You don’t need a perfect prompt.
Just something worth sharing.
04 — A LIGHTER WAY TO PRODUCESpend on the story.
Spend on the story.
Not every second.
Editable motion does the heavy lifting. Add paid generation when a shot actually needs it, with a credit estimate before you commit.
Your first idea
starts here.
Explore the narration-to-video workflow with trial access.
- Record or upload your narration
- Shape an editable storyboard
- Preview the actual motion design
Credit packs from
$5 / 500 credits
Top up an eligible account when you need more production credits.
- Scene-level generation, not all-or-nothing
- A maximum cost shown before paid work
- Keep editing without regenerating every shot
Trial limits and purchase eligibility apply. Narration processing, optional AI generation, and exports may use credits. Current rates and plan details are shown in the studio; this is not a per-video price or a competitor savings guarantee.
What makes this a hybrid video studio?
Telloa combines editable motion design, your own media, sourced photography, and optional AI presenter or video clips in one narrated timeline. You choose the right medium for each scene instead of generating the whole video from scratch.
Can I use my own face and voice?
Yes. Record your own narration, or use an optional voice clone after a separate voice-consent flow. A rights-attested presenter reference lets you add your AI presenter to selected scenes. Presenter and voice generation depend on provider readiness and are quoted before you spend credits.
Do I need to know how to edit?
Start with audio, an idea, a URL, a document, or a script. Telloa helps build the storyboard, then gives you scene-level controls for typography, diagrams, media, and presenter placement. Your narration keeps its original timing.
Where do the real images come from?
Search Wikimedia Commons from the editor, review the original page and license, then add an image to a scene. Attribution travels with the image into the video and production assets. An image adds context; it is not, by itself, verification of a claim.
What do I get when I export?
A vertical 1080 × 1920 MP4 with synchronized captions and the original narration. You can also download production media, the transcript, SRT and VTT captions, and a provenance manifest for further editing.