Talking avatar and AI presenter

Give one portrait a clear message

Turn one portrait and a short script or speech track into a presenter clip for explainers, announcements, lessons, and product messages.

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Talking Avatar & AI Presenter Video

One portrait, one voice-led presenter clip

01

Prepare the speech

Use a supplied speech track or turn a short script into reviewable narration before the video stage.

02

Direct a credible shot

Keep expression, head movement, camera, and background restrained, then review identity and mouth timing honestly.

How it is made

01 · Narration first

Build the clip around speech that fits

Use a supplied speech track or select a voice for a short script, check the actual audio length, and shape it for the presenter clip.

Make the script easy to say · Review generated narration before video · Match clip length to actual speech

02 · Presenter direction

Keep the performance focused

Direct the eyes, expression, posture, gentle movement, framing, and background around one clear message.

Use one stable portrait · Avoid competing movement · Review identity and mouth timing

Explainers, product messages, training, and announcements

Product explainers

Present a short feature, offer, or launch message without a new camera shoot.

Training and lessons

Deliver a compact onboarding point, course introduction, or internal update.

Announcements and social

Turn a prepared message into a human-facing announcement or talking-head post.

Questions

What do I need to start?

One portrait and either a supplied speech track or a short script plus a voice choice.

Can I use my own recorded audio?

Yes, when its type and length fit a currently supported video route.

How are lip sync and presenter consistency reviewed?

The speech drives facial motion, and the finished clip is reviewed for mouth timing, identity, voice clarity, and motion stability before choosing the most useful adjustment.

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Create the presenter message

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