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MoneyPrinterTurbo harry0703/MoneyPrinterTurbo

Turns a topic or keyword into a finished short video with an AI script, voiceover, stock footage, subtitles and music. WebUI, API and CLI.

MoneyPrinterTurbo at a glance

Checked 15 Oct 2026

MoneyPrinterTurbo (v1.3.8, October 2026) takes a topic or keyword and automatically writes the script, matches stock or AI footage, adds voiceover, subtitles and background music, and renders 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 video. Runs as a local Python 3.11 WebUI/API, a Windows one-click package or Docker. Code is MIT. It can run without paid services using Ollama for the script, free Edge TTS and free Pexels/Pixabay keys, but most listed LLM, TTS and AI-video providers are paid cloud APIs. No talking avatars. The README carries many sponsor and affiliate links.

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How much of InVideo AI does it replace?

5 of 5 jobs. Covers the topic-to-short-video pipeline; footage is stock or from paid AI-video APIs, and there is no hosted timeline editor.

Partial: Script or prompt to video Partial replacement
Partial: Faceless short videos from a topic Partial replacement
Partial: AI voiceover Partial replacement
Partial: Automatic subtitles Partial replacement
Partial: AI-generated images and video clips Partial replacement

For AI-generated images and video clips, see other InVideo AI alternatives. You may also need to build an interface, an API server and hosting yourself.

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Every answer links to where we found it. We read the documentation; we did not install it.

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Runs on my machine? Confirmed: Yes, local Python WebUI/API, Windows one-click package or Docker Windows users: use the one-click package first for the fastest local trial github.com · README-en.md ↗ 1d ago
Code licence Confirmed: MIT github.com · LICENSE ↗ 1d ago
Model weights licence Confirmed: No bundled weights; depends on the LLM, TTS and video providers you choose github.com · README-en.md ↗ 1d ago
Commercial use Confirmed: Yes, MIT code; check the terms of the footage, TTS and model services you use github.com · LICENSE ↗ 1d ago
Paid services needed? Partial: Not required (Ollama + free Edge TTS + free Pexels/Pixabay keys); most listed LLM, TTS and AI-video providers are paid Use **Edge TTS (free, no API key required)**, Azure Speech, SiliconFlow, Google Gemini, Xiaomi MiMo, MiniMax, ElevenLabs github.com · README-en.md ↗ 1d ago
Hardware Confirmed: Minimum 4-core CPU and 4 GB RAM; GPU not required (4+ GB VRAM recommended for local transcription) A GPU is not required, but it is recommended if you want faster local transcription, faster video processing, or smoother batch generation github.com · README-en.md#system-requirements- ↗ 1d ago
Operating systems Confirmed: Windows 10+, macOS 11+, mainstream Linux Recommended platforms: Windows 10+, macOS 11+, or a mainstream Linux distribution github.com · README-en.md#system-requirements- ↗ 1d ago
Setup effort Confirmed: Easy on Windows (one-click package); uv/pip with Python 3.11 or Docker elsewhere, plus API keys macOS / Linux users: use `uv` for the primary local setup path github.com · README-en.md ↗ 1d ago

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