Vmake alternative for ads that have to read right in Arabic

What is Vmake?

Vmake, from Starii Tech Pty Ltd, is an AI toolkit for video and images, with a web version and apps for iPhone and Android. Its iPhone app, Vmake Labs: create viral video, is rated 4.79 from 5,133 ratings on the US App Store, with the app interface in English, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish (September 2026).

Its pricing page names three plans but shows no dollar prices (checked September 2026). Free gives 20 credits a day, valid for one day, with exports up to 720p. Plus gives 1,000 credits a month with 1080p export. Pro gives 4,500 credits a month with 2K and 4K export. The App Store listing shows the prices as in-app purchases, including Vmake Plus at $9.99 and Vmake Pro at $29.99, plus credit packs from $3.49 for 100 credits to $59.99 for 5,000.

Vmake's AI subtitle generator page lists English, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Arabic is not mentioned on that page.

Why people look for a Vmake alternative

• Arabic is missing from its caption-language list. The subtitle page names seven languages, and Arabic is not among them (checked September 2026).
• The app interface is not in Arabic. It ships in English, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish.
• Prices are not on the website. You find them in the App Store's in-app purchase list.
• It is a toolkit. You get many tools and put the hook, the demo and the call to action together yourself.
• It does not keep your accounts posting. Vmake's pricing page does not list planning or publishing posts to your social accounts (checked September 2026).

Vidpop vs Vmake

If the ad has to be in Arabic, the gap is simple. Vmake's own subtitle page does not list Arabic, so there is nothing to rely on. Arabic is the wrong language to guess about: when a caption system treats Arabic like English, the letters come out disconnected and in the wrong order, and a native reader cannot read them.

Vidpop's Arabic covers the whole video. The script is written in Arabic, one of 7 Arabic voices reads it, one of 4 Arabic-speaking presenters delivers it, and the captions join up and read right to left. You give it a screen recording of your app or up to four product photos, and the finished ad is ready in about nine minutes. The edit chat can change the music, voice, presenter, captions or script afterwards.

What Arabic support has to mean

"Supports Arabic" can mean several different things, and a tool can pass some and fail the one you need. Voice is reading Arabic aloud. Script is writing marketing copy that reads as if it was written in Arabic. On-screen text is where things break, because Arabic letters change shape depending on where they sit in a word and the line runs right to left.

Vidpop handles all three for video. One thing to know: the Vidpop app's own interface is in English, and Autopilot carousels are written in English for now. The Arabic is in the videos.

Vidpop also runs your social posting

Beyond video, Autopilot learns your business from your website, your App Store page or a six-question interview, then plans and designs 3 carousels a week with a caption for every post. Post for Me publishes them to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn on schedule, and your videos can go to TikTok.

Turn on "Ask me first" and nothing goes out until you approve it. Both plans include this. Pro adds one UGC video ad a week plus one redo. See pricing.

Who Vidpop fits

Vidpop fits you if your ads have to work in Arabic and the text on screen has to read correctly to a native speaker. It suits a solo founder or small business selling into the Gulf or the wider Arabic-speaking world, working from an iPhone on iOS 17 or later.

It also fits anyone, in English or Arabic, who wants the whole ad made for them instead of building it from parts, and who wants their social accounts to keep posting every week.

Frequently asked questions

Does Vmake support Arabic subtitles?

Vmake's AI subtitle generator page lists seven languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Arabic is not among them (checked September 2026). Vidpop makes Arabic video ads with captions that join up and read right to left.

How much does Vmake cost?

Vmake's website shows plan names but no prices. The App Store listing's in-app purchases include Vmake Plus at $9.99 and Vmake Pro at $29.99, plus credit packs from $3.49 to $59.99 (September 2026). Vidpop Starter is $8.99 a week or $29.99 a month with a 3-day free trial, and Pro with UGC video is $16.99 a week or $59.99 a month on the US App Store.

How many Arabic voices does Vidpop have?

Seven, in Saudi, Kuwaiti, Omani and Egyptian accents. There are also 4 presenters who speak Arabic. The script, voiceover and captions can all be in Arabic.

Why do Arabic subtitles come out broken in some tools?

Arabic letters change shape depending on where they sit in a word, and lines run right to left. A caption system that treats Arabic like a Latin script shows disconnected letters in the wrong order. Vidpop's captions join the letters and lay them out right to left.

Can Vidpop post to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and TikTok?

Yes. Post for Me publishes to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and TikTok, right away or on a schedule. Instagram needs a Business or Creator account and Facebook needs a Page, and LinkedIn posts to a company Page you manage. TikTok takes video posts, so carousels go to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Are Vidpop's carousels in Arabic?

Not yet. Autopilot carousels and posts are written in English for now. Arabic is available for UGC videos on Pro.

What does a Vidpop video look like?

A 720x1280, 9:16 vertical video up to 30 seconds long, with an AI presenter, a voiceover, burned-in captions, licensed background music and an end card. Pro includes one video a week plus one redo.