About

Built for long-form, not another one-minute clip.

Most AI video tools are built for short clips — a scene or two, capped at a minute, meant for a single Reel or Short. DreamTuber started from a different question: what would it take to render an entire ten-hour sleep story, or a full-length documentary, from one topic — script, narration, visuals, and a finished file, without stitching a dozen short outputs together by hand?

That's the whole product. You give it a topic and a target length; it writes a script paced to actually fill that runtime, narrates it in a natural or cloned voice, generates matching scene visuals in whatever style fits, and renders everything into one video — checked start to finish so there are no black frames or dead air at the end.

We're a small team building this in the open, shipping fast, and fixing things quickly when they break — which, on any real production service, they occasionally do. If you hit a bug or have something you want to see, we'd genuinely like to hear about it.

How our guides are written

The articles and guides on this site are drafted with help from AI and then edited by our team. Facts about YouTube, Amazon and other platforms are checked against those companies' own help and pricing pages, and figures about competitors come only from their own pricing pages, with the date we checked. Numbers about DreamTuber — credits, plans, video lengths, voices — come straight from the product itself.

Platforms change their rules and prices often. If you spot something out of date or wrong, tell us through the contact page and we'll correct it.

What DreamTuber does — and doesn't do

DreamTuber writes chaptered scripts from 10 minutes to 10 hours, narrates them in 28 preset voices across 23 languages or your own cloned voice, generates a scene image for every moment in one of 31 art styles, renders the finished video, and can publish it to your YouTube channel with a title, description and tags. It doesn't burn captions into videos or add chapter timestamps to your description — you add those on YouTube.