STYLE — AVATAR
Talking avatars that present your brand
A talking avatar is a photoreal generated presenter: a consistent face that fronts your videos, explains your product, and never needs a reshoot. Brands use avatars to put a human face on content that would otherwise be slides and screen recordings. Our engine generates the presenter and drives their speech, so one brief creates a spokesperson you can reuse across every video.
THE TECHNIQUE
How the Talking Avatar look is built.
The avatar workflow has two halves. First, generation: you describe the presenter — age range, styling, energy, setting — and the engine renders a studio-grade portrait with the polish of a professional headshot session. Second, performance: the lipsync pipeline drives that presenter's mouth, timing, and micro-expressions from a script and a voice, generated or recorded. The committed samples on this page are real outputs: a polished brand presenter in a studio portrait, a roster grid of diverse presenter options, and a presenter mid-delivery with natural motion. The practical wins are consistency and iteration speed — the same face can deliver a product update today and a sale announcement next week, in multiple languages, without scheduling anyone. Choose a presenter from a generated roster the way you would cast from headshots, then keep the brief on file; every future video starts from the same person, which quietly builds the familiarity real spokespeople are paid for.
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
Yes. Save the presenter brief and reference portrait; future generations reuse the same face, styling, and setting.
A script plus a voice — either a generated voice from the audio studio or your own recorded voiceover — synced by the lipsync pipeline.
Yes, where platform policy or local rules require it. Honest labeling also protects brand trust as audiences get better at spotting generated faces.
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