Plans & pricing

Pick the plan that matches your output

One subscription covers face replacement, Chinese voice generation and lip sync. Commercial rights are included on every plan — there is no per-export fee and no royalty.

Basic

For solo creators and short-form editors who need clean swaps and a reliable Mandarin voice track.

USD $99 / year

Works out to about $8.25 a month, billed once a year. Or $12 a month if you pay monthly.

Start with Basic
  • 1 seat, 2 activated workstations
  • Face replacement up to 1080p
  • 8 Mandarin & Cantonese TTS voices
  • 60 minutes of generated voice per month
  • Automatic lip sync
  • Lifetime commercial licence
  • Community support
  • Voice cloning not included
  • No batch queue

Students and verified educators get 30% off Basic.

More than 10 editors, or an on-premise deployment?

Custom seat counts, self-hosted inference, private identity libraries and bespoke licensing terms.

Talk to us

Prices shown in USD and exclude any local tax, which is calculated at checkout.

Full comparison

Every limit on both plans, in one table.

Feature Basic · $99/yr Pro · $159/yr
Face replacement
Maximum output resolution1080p4K (4096 × 2160)
Licensed identity library40 identitiesAll 120 identities
Upload your own reference
Relight & grain matching
Renders per monthUnlimited (local GPU)Unlimited (local GPU)
Voice & audio
Mandarin TTS voices824
Cantonese & dialect packs
Generated audio per month60 minutesUnlimited
Voice cloning
Automatic lip sync
Workflow
Seats included13
Activated workstations26
Batch queue & watch folders
Command-line rendering
Provenance watermark & edit log
Licence & support
Commercial use
Paid advertising & monetised platforms
Model & feature updates12 months12 months
SupportCommunityPriority, 1 business day

A face engine and a Chinese voice engine in the same licence

Most tools do one or the other, and almost none are trained on Mandarin first.

What you can make

  • Face replacement & de-ageing
  • Mandarin and Cantonese narration
  • Cloned presenter voices
  • Re-dubbed versions of a finished cut
  • Lip-synced localisations
  • Platform-specific ad variants

Where it runs

  • DaVinci Resolve 18 +
  • Adobe Premiere Pro
  • After Effects
  • Final Cut Pro
  • Any OpenFX host
  • Headless CLI & watch folders

What is under the hood

  • Diffusion-based face synthesis
  • Per-frame landmark tracking
  • Tone-aware Mandarin TTS
  • Few-shot voice cloning
  • Viseme-driven lip conform
  • On-device inference, no upload

Common questions

What exactly is SmartVidFX Studio?

It is a plugin that installs into your editing software and adds two AI engines to the timeline: one that replaces a performer's face across a shot, and one that generates natural Chinese-language speech. Both are driven from the same panel, and anything you export carries a commercial licence.

Are there limits on how much I can render?

Video rendering is unlimited on both plans, because it runs on your own graphics card rather than our servers. Generated audio is metered: Basic includes 60 minutes a month, and Pro is unlimited under a fair-use policy.

How does licensing work?

Everything you produce while your subscription is active stays licensed for commercial use forever, including client deliveries, paid advertising and monetised platform uploads. If you cancel, projects you already finished remain covered — you simply stop being able to render new ones.

Can I change or cancel my plan?

Yes. Upgrade whenever you like and you are charged the pro-rated difference straight away. Downgrades take effect at the start of the next billing period. Cancelling stops the next renewal; there is no refund for the current period, but you keep access until it ends.

Whose faces am I allowed to use?

Identities in our library ship with a signed release for commercial use. For anything you upload, you are responsible for having the subject's consent, and uploads are screened against a blocklist of public figures. Using the plugin to impersonate a real person without permission, or to produce sexual or deceptive content, breaks the acceptable-use terms and gets the licence revoked.

How good is the Chinese voice output, really?

The speech models were trained on Mandarin as the primary language rather than adapted from English, so tone pairs, erhua, measure words and number reading come out the way a native speaker would say them. Cantonese and several regional accents are included on Pro. We would rather you judge it yourself — the sample project in the download has raw output in it.

What hardware do I need?

A GPU with at least 8 GB of VRAM for 1080p, and 16 GB for comfortable 4K work. Apple Silicon Macs run on the unified memory pool — M2 Pro or better is the sensible floor. Preview scrubbing is real-time at half resolution on most current cards.

Does my footage get uploaded anywhere?

No. Inference happens locally by default, which is the main reason studios under NDA can use it. Cloud rendering exists as an opt-in for long batch jobs, and it is off until you turn it on per project.

Which plan should I pick?

If you are one person cutting short-form video and you only need the stock voices, Basic covers it. If you deliver to clients, need 4K, want to clone a specific presenter's voice, or run the same edit across several platforms, Pro pays for itself quickly. You can start on Basic and upgrade mid-term without losing anything.

Start rendering today

Install takes a few minutes. Your first swap takes about ten.