Fliki and Synthesia help docs, step by step
Fliki's docs have a page on five of the seven steps and Synthesia's on all seven; the two are documented differently on seven: starting from a script or prompt, keeping characters the same, breaking a story into scenes or shots, voices and dialogue, changing one shot or scene, getting the video out and sharing for viewing or review. From 3 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.
| Step | Fliki | Synthesia |
|---|---|---|
| Starting from a script or prompt | Guide: Video Types (covered inside a wider page) | How do I create a script in Synthesia? (a page on this step) |
| Keeping characters the same | Not documented in the pages searched | How do I use an Avatar in Synthesia? (a page on this step) |
| Breaking a story into scenes | Guide: Scenes (covered inside a wider page) | How do I manage scenes in Synthesia? (a page on this step) |
| Voices and dialogue | Guide: Layers and Customization Panel (covered inside a wider page) | What voice options does Synthesia offer? (a page on this step) |
| Changing one shot | Not documented in the pages searched | How do I use version history in Synthesia? (a page on this step) |
| Getting the video out | Guide: Download Options (covered inside a wider page) | How do I download my Synthesia video? (a page on this step) |
| Sharing for viewing or review | Guide: Preview Window (covered inside a wider page) | How do I share my Synthesia video? (a page on this step) |
Inclusion rule. The seven steps every tool on the map was searched for. Order. Making order.
1Where the manuals differ
Only Synthesia has a page on keeping characters the same and changing one shot or scene. Both document starting from a script or prompt, breaking a story into scenes or shots, voices and dialogue, getting the video out and sharing for viewing or review.
The difference is in what each help centre was written for, not necessarily in what each tool can do.
2From each tool's pages
Breaking a story into scenes
A Scene refers to a sequence or segment within a Fliki file.
Fliki guide
Learn how to add, copy, and replace scenes in Synthesia to structure your video's beginning, middle, and end.
Synthesia Knowledge Base
Voices and dialogue
With Fliki, you can add voiceovers to your video and audio files to give them a narration.
Fliki guide
Understand the voice options in Synthesia — stock voices, custom voice clones, and personal voices — and find the right article for each step.
Synthesia Knowledge Base
- Guide: ScenesScenes as the segments of a file, added, moved and renamed
- How do I manage scenes in Synthesia?Adding, copying and replacing scenes to give a video its structure
- Guide: Layers and Customization PanelVoiceovers chosen by language, with custom and cloned voices
- What voice options does Synthesia offer?Stock voices, voice clones and personal voices, with a pointer to each how-to
3Where a third tool's help covers what Fliki and Synthesia differ on
| Topic | SceneMixer | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Keeping characters the same | Why faces drift between shots, and reference sheets and per-shot references against it | SceneMixer guides |
| Breaking a story into scenes | How a project divides into episodes, segments and takes | SceneMixer guides |
| Voices and dialogue | Voices described in words by default, or matched to a preset you can play first | SceneMixer guides |
Inclusion rule. Topics on which the two tools' help pages differ and SceneMixer has a guide. Order. The order topics take on every tool page.