vlogme.ai

Newsroom video tool

Create an AI news anchor video

Paste an approved newsroom script, choose a presenter image, and turn it into a polished briefing for YouTube, social, or internal updates.

Set up without signing upFiles stay local until you continue

Try it with your own files

Set up your generation

You will create an account on the next step, immediately before generation.

AI News Anchor Generator example

A publish-ready briefing

A consistent anchor delivers your approved script with voice and captions.

Consistent anchor across daily bulletins
Captions with 9:16 or 16:9 delivery
30+ languages for regional editions
Script-first workflow keeps editorial approval in control
VlogMe example

A publish-ready briefing

A consistent anchor delivers your approved script with voice and captions.

How it works

How to create with AI News Anchor Generator

01

Choose an anchor

Upload your licensed presenter image or begin with a VlogMe avatar.

02

Paste the verified script

Use only information your newsroom has checked and approved.

03

Publish the briefing

Render with voice and captions, then export for the target channel.

Workflow detail

Why “Paste the verified script” matters

Use only information your newsroom has checked and approved.

30+ languages for regional editions

VlogMe example

Newsroom video tool

Script-first workflow keeps editorial approval in control

From idea to publish-ready video

From “A publish-ready briefing” to a finished project

Set up your source and script on this page, review the workflow, then continue in the editor to generate, refine, and export.

No filming crewEditable scripts and variantsExport ready for publishing

AI News Anchor Generator: questions answered

Does VlogMe verify the news?

No. Your editorial team remains responsible for verification, corrections, and disclosure of synthetic media.

Can one anchor speak several languages?

Yes. Reuse the same presenter and render separate approved scripts with appropriate voices.

Can I make daily updates?

Yes. Save the presenter and repeat the script-to-video workflow for consistent recurring coverage.