As of August 2026, Latka tracks 26 synthetic media software companies with $5M–$10M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $184.6M and employ 2.3K people. They have raised $175.6M and serve 5.4K customers combined.
Every company below sells synthetic media software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Synthetic Media Software is a category of technology that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to create, manipulate, or enhance digital content such as images, audio, video, and text. This software enables users to produce high-quality media without the limitations of traditional methods, often facilitating workflows in industries like entertainment, marketing, and education. Use cases include generating realistic virtual characters, enhancing video production with synthetic visuals, and creating custom audio tracks using AI models. Key features of synthetic media software typically include content generation capabilities, real-time editing, and tools for the integration of synthetic elements into existing media. Buyer personas for these tools often encompass digital content creators, marketing professionals, film and video producers, and educators seeking innovative methods for engagement. This software streamlines the production process, making it accessible for both small-scale projects and large-scale media productions.
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Showing 10 of 26 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Prof Jim is an educational platform that revolutionizes the education sector by using artificial intelligence. The platform transforms text into interactive video, with narration, quizzes, code blocks, and other rich content.
Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Banuba is an artificial intelligence lab specializing in augmented reality SDK development. We bring the most immersive Face AR features into any app or website. Brands use our technology to delight consumers and increase purchases with innovative AR try-on features, easy to capture and share. Developers can boost engagement and user-generated content in your app with creative video editing tools tweaked specifically for mobile social media. KEY TECHNOLOGY - Face detection and tracking - Face AR animation and 3D graphic design - AI image and video processing - Background segmentation - Hand detection and tracking PRODUCTS We provide SDKs and software solutions aimed to revolutionalize the way people interact with the camera. 1. Face AR SDK. You can build amazing augmented reality apps with face filters, animation and beauty effects. 2. AI Video Editing SDK. You can empower users to create professional social videos without time-consuming editing. 3. TINT Virtual Try-On Platform. It applies ultra-realistic virtual items and features a recommendation system that suggests the best products based on the user's appearance. FEATURES - Face Filters & AR Lens - Virtual Try On - AR Makeup and Beautification - Background removal - Avatars and live emojis - Mobile video editing tools HOW WE HELP BRANDS We help people to self-express and connect creatively using AR, and we empower brands to grow sales with virtual try-on solutions for their NextGen consumers. TEAM 70+ amazing people. Developers, data scientists, creative minds and visionary leads — we're techno-optimists who believe in a better, AR-fueled tomorrow, one that we make happen today.
Middletown, Delaware, United States
Podcastle is a collaborative AI-powered platform that radically simplifies video & audio content creation, enabling YouTubers, Podcasters, Content Creators and Brands to produce, edit and distribute studio-quality content with ease. Our customers constantly tell us about how easy, intuitive, and time-saving Podcastle is for them. We're here to help you figure out how to start a podcast and give you all the tools you need to do it successfully.
Aventura, Florida, United States
Developer of an application that retrives online news, blogs and social streams and turns it into a video. The company provides an application that offers consumers with some anchors who will read articles and present the accompanying photos, pull-out information and video clips in a video presentation.
Paris, Île-de-France, France
The most realistic text to speech and voice cloning software. The most compelling, rich, and lifelike voices for creators and publishers seeking the ultimate tools for storytelling.
Seattle, Washington, United States
WellSaid is the leading AI text-to-speech technology company and first synthetic media service to achieve human-parity in voice. Creators, product developers, and brands alike power up their stories and digital experiences with a wide variety of voice styles, accents and languages — at the volume companies need.
Paris, France
SubMagic is a France-based AI video tool that enables creators to produce viral short-form content, including AI-generated captions and clip extraction from long-form video. The company was founded in May 2023 by David Zitoun and his co-founder, and is headquartered in France with most of its revenue coming from the United States. Zitoun serves as Co-Founder and CEO and runs the company with a team of 13 people. SubMagic reached $1M ARR exactly three months after acquiring its first customer in May 2023, hitting that milestone on August 1, 2023. By June 2025, the company had grown to $8M ARR, fully bootstrapped with no outside funding. The company sees between 5,000 and 10,000 new signups per day, converted roughly 2,500 new paid customers in its most recent month, and carries a monthly logo churn rate of approximately 15%. Its affiliate program, which pays 30% of lifetime customer value, accounts for more than 10,000 active affiliates and directly drives 20% of total revenue. The single most striking strategic fact is that SubMagic scaled from zero to $8M ARR in two years with 13 employees, generating roughly $700,000 of revenue per employee, by combining precise timing with the short-form content boom, a generous affiliate program launched within 30 days of its first customer, and a relentless focus on a three-click product experience rather than paid acquisition.
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, Israel
Alison. ai is an AI -powered creative workflow platform that revolutionizes video ad creation. We use advanced algorithms to analyze existing creatives, generate data-driven strategies, and produce high-performing video content. Our goal is to simplify the advertising process and deliver exceptional results...
London, England, United Kingdom
AmpiFire is the world’s first content amplification engine. If you have a website or any piece of content AmpiFire can advertise it across hundreds of authority sites automatically to drive you more traffic and sales. It does this seamlessly using a mix of AI, talented writers and software automation. It will create videos, slideshows, news articles, images, blogs and audio summaries of your content and publish them across major news sites, on high traffic blogs, on Slideshare, on YouTube & Vimeo, in podcast directories, and more.
Latka tracks 26 synthetic media software companies with $5M–$10M in annual revenue. Together they generate $184.6M in annual revenue and employ 2.3K people.
Prof Jim is the largest, with $9.8M in annual revenue, founded in 2020.
The average synthetic media software company in this list makes $7.1M a year, across 26 companies with reported revenue. They serve 5.4K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Prof Jim, Banuba, Podcastle, Chameleon Collective and Verihubs.
The 26 synthetic media software companies with $5M–$10M in annual revenue tracked here have raised $175.6M in disclosed funding between them.
- The software must allow users to create or manipulate digital content using AI technologies. - It should support various media formats, including text, images, audio, and video. - The platform must include tools for editing and enhancing media outputs. - It should enable the integration of synthetic components into existing media. - The product must cater to creative professionals in fields such as marketing, entertainment, or education. - Not limited to one format; software must support multiple types of media content creation.
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