Your first ₹450 is free — no card required. After that, you add money to your wallet when you need it, from ₹250, and it never expires. There is no subscription. Videos carry a small toast.video mark until you first add money, and none after it.

Add any amount from ₹250 in one payment. Each video costs what it really costs: talking-head and voiceover videos, ₹25 a minute of the footage you bring in; pictures toast draws for a voiceover video, what they cost Toast + 30%; animated videos, what each really costs Toast + 30%, at least ₹400. Before anything starts, Toast shows you what it will probably cost. To start, your wallet needs that plus 30% (at most ₹500 more). You then pay what it really cost, never more than your wallet holds, and the rest stays in your wallet. If it is not made, nothing is charged. A video is only charged once — re-editing it later is free.

Five. Talking-head: upload a video of you speaking and edit it by editing its words. Story video: upload a voiceover, or give a script or PDF, and Toast draws every frame. Animated: describe a topic or paste a link, and an AI agent writes, narrates and animates it. Property: give Toast a property’s shoot and it plans the videos. Event: give Toast the clips filmed at an event and it cuts a highlight reel.

When you edit your own video, it stays on your device: every frame is decoded, edited and exported in your browser, and the video is never uploaded to Toast or to any third party, unless you choose to share a finished video on Toast. Property videos are different: you upload the property’s shoot so Toast can make the videos, and it is kept privately until you delete it. Event videos are the same: you upload the clips filmed at the event, and an animated video made from your screen recordings uploads those recordings. Some other things leave too, because the features that need them cannot run on your device: the audio, for transcription and noise removal — and if you are making a voiceover video, the file you upload IS audio; your transcript or script, to the AI models that reason over it and to the voice that speaks it; and descriptions of the pictures Toast draws for you. Our privacy page lists everything that leaves and why, and names the companies that receive it.

Toast supports MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, and most common video formats, plus audio files like MP3, WAV, and M4A — all up to 10 GB. Export is available in MP4 and MOV at up to 4K resolution.

Yes! Toast supports MP3, WAV, and M4A. Upload a podcast episode, voiceover, or music track and Toast automatically generates a professional video with relevant B-roll, captions, and effects.

Toast supports transcription and editing in 99 languages with word-level timestamps and speaker diarization. Includes 12+ Indian languages like Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and more.