Combine an avatar image with audio to create a talking video.
A short presenter video can open a lesson, introduce a product action or welcome a colleague. Pairing a portrait with prepared speech gives creators a talking segment to place alongside their other course, product or training material.
A course creator wants a presenter to introduce the purpose of a lesson before the screen recording begins. A portrait and a short spoken introduction become a talking-avatar clip. In the course edit, the presenter can open the topic before the slides and demonstrations take over the explanation.
A product team is explaining one common action, such as starting a new project. A presenter clip introduces the task using prepared narration, while the actual screen recording shows the operation. The editor can combine the two sources into a walkthrough with a clear beginning and a concrete demonstration.
A team preparing onboarding material wants a short welcome before the detailed training modules. A talking-avatar clip can introduce the first day’s focus and point new colleagues towards the written checklist. Keeping the welcome as its own segment makes it easier to replace when the onboarding programme changes.
A support team repeatedly receives the same product question. A concise spoken answer can become a presenter video to accompany the written help article. Giving each clip one topic creates a collection of focused explanations that the team can place beside the corresponding support material.
Open voicv.com and choose AI Talking Avatar. Upload an authorised portrait or choose an available template, then select completed TTS audio or provide your own recording.
Select the available resolution and review the audio source. Sign in with an eligible paid entitlement and check the duration-based credit estimate before generating.
Play the completed clip and check face animation, speech alignment and the message itself. Download a useful result for the rest of your video-editing workflow.
Generate a talking video from a portrait and an audio track. The supplied speech drives the mouth movements, so the spoken content and pacing come from your recording or completed TTS audio.
Describe facial expression, head or hand movements and camera behavior in the video prompt. These directions guide the generated performance rather than placing an exact gesture at a specified moment on a timeline.
Choose 720p or 1080p for the generated video. Match the output resolution to your presentation or video project, with both options available for the same portrait-and-audio workflow.
Prepare an avatar image and an audio source. You can choose completed TTS audio in Voicv or upload your own recording. The task combines those inputs into a talking-avatar video; it is not a screen recorder, a live camera avatar or a general timeline editor for assembling a whole presentation.
The avatar task needs audio to drive the speech. When you select a completed TTS result, its text can be shown for review, but this step does not silently create a second speech request. Generate or revise the narration in the TTS tool first, then select the finished audio you want the avatar to use.
Choose an authorised image with a clearly visible face and suitable lighting. If you use an available template, check whether it suits the intended message. Complex backgrounds or an unclear face can make the clip harder to evaluate. The output still needs review; a good input is a starting point, not a performance guarantee.
The current form offers 720p and 1080p choices. Choose the option appropriate to where you will use the video and check the cost before submitting. Resolution describes the output choice; it does not guarantee that source detail, facial motion or lip alignment will meet every project’s needs without review.
An eligible paid entitlement is required for avatar generation. Free credits alone do not unlock the feature. You can read the tool page and its examples before choosing an account option. The server checks eligibility before creating the paid task, so the presence of an upload or preview control is not itself approval to generate.
The selected resolution and real audio duration determine the request’s credit estimate. Review the displayed amount and the chosen audio before submitting. A new generation is a separate request, including a revised clip using similar inputs. Test with a concise message when you are evaluating whether the portrait and delivery work together.
Use a portrait and voice only when you have the necessary rights and permission for the intended use. An account plan does not grant permission to impersonate someone or imply their endorsement. Check the applicable terms and review what the finished clip appears to communicate before sharing it with an audience.
A failed task keeps the original error and follows the saved-charge refund rules. For the avatar tool, the cancel-and-refund entry becomes available after 30 minutes of waiting. Cancellation prevents a late result from restoring the task in your account; it does not promise that remote computation has physically stopped.
Prepare a short, authorised audio take and a suitable image, then review the video before placing it in a larger project.
