Narra: AI Video Narrator
Narra: AI Video Narrator Summary
Narra: AI Video Narrator is a free, with in-app purchases Android app in Entertainment by Shire Labs, LLC. Released in Jul 2026 (2 months ago). It has about 282+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 139 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store last updated Sep 12, 2026
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The commentator in your pocket
Make it legendary.
Every great moment deserves a great commentator. Narra takes the short videos you already capture — your kid's goal, the dog's antics, your buddy's tee shot — and turns them into shareable highlight reels with professional AI narration, ambient sound, and broadcast-style replays.
Upload a clip. Pick a vibe. Get a finished video in under a minute.
What you get:
AI commentary that actually understands what's happening on screen — not generic voiceover
A library of narrator personas: British Premier League, NFL hype, NBA color commentary, hushed BBC-style golf, track sprint, boxing, volleyball — and dynamic personas for everything else
Ambient sound beds and peak-moment sound effects that match the action
Narration in 16 languages with regional commentary styles — Argentine GOOOOL energy, BBC restraint, Mexican drama, Brazilian rhythm.
Four ways to create
*Feeling Lucky — drop in a clip, get a finished video. Zero decisions, zero friction.
*Custom mode — review what the AI saw, tweak the script, add real names ("Jake fires it past the keeper!").
*Choose a persona -- choose from our catalogue of narrators to get the specific narration you like!
*Create a persona - create a new narrator form scratch that you can reuse anytime!
For:
Sports parents capturing kids' games
Creators making short-form content for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts
Friends wanting to roast each other's golf swings
Anyone with a 15-second story that deserves a 15-second broadcast