Zebracat Review 2026: Prompt-to-Video with AI Voiceover
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Zebracat turns a prompt, script or blog idea into a finished short video with voiceover, music and captions. Paid plans add generative video from third-party models, AI avatars and voice cloning.
Quick verdict
Best for: creators and marketers producing many short social videos. Skip it if: you need long videos; the maximum length is 2 to 5 minutes depending on plan.
Main features
- Prompt or script to finished video, with voiceover, music and captions.
- Generative video using third-party models (the pricing page lists VEO3, Kling, Seedance and Pixverse).
- AI avatars and voice cloning, with custom avatars on all paid tiers.
- Video translation, stock footage and music library, brand kits.
Plans and limits
| Plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Videos/month | Max length | AI credits/month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cat Mode | $23/mo | $39/mo | 15 | 2 min | 350 |
| Super Cat (most popular) | $59/mo | $99/mo | 40 | 5 min | 1,400 |
| Unlimited Cat | see site | $199/mo | Unlimited | 5 min | 3,600 |
| Enterprise | from $599/mo | - | Unlimited | 5 min | Custom |
All paid plans export in 1080p without a watermark. Zebracat advertises a 7-day money-back guarantee. Its pricing page also contains some figures in the FAQ that do not match the plan table, so confirm limits at checkout.
Pros and cons
- Very fast way to produce short social videos
- Yearly billing saves about 40%
- 1080p, no watermark on every paid plan
- Custom avatars from the first paid tier
- Short maximum video length
- Some FAQ figures conflict with the plan table
- Generative credits run out quickly on Cat Mode
How we reviewed it
We based this review on the vendor's official pricing page, feature pages and documentation, checked in October 2026. Prices and limits change often, so confirm them on the official site before you buy. When a detail was unclear or inconsistent on the vendor's own pages, we say so.