From voice track to talking video, without a reshoot.
Use the clips, voice notes, and scripts you already have. The tool turns a still portrait into a publishable talking photo video for every channel.
A talking photo generator for creators who already have the voice.
Start with a clear face and a voice source. The renderer aligns mouth shapes, jaw motion, and expression timing so the portrait speaks like a finished video.
Use it when recording another camera take would slow the idea down: product demos, founder updates, podcast clips, course lessons, internal explainers, and localized announcements.
Turn spare audio into publishable video.
Choose it when the message is ready but filming another clean take would cost time.
Make a talking photo in three focused steps.
Bring the face, choose the voice source, then export the finished MP4.
Control the details that make a still face feel spoken.
The page stays simple, but the render still respects voice timing, identity, input choice, and export needs.
Audio analysis to MP4 in three stages.
What happens between your upload and the final lip-synced video.
Teams ship video without booking a studio anymore.
Specific results from podcast hosts, marketers, and indie creators.
We cut a four-hour video repurposing pass down to twelve minutes per episode. Six short-form clips per show, all lip-synced to the host, no extra recording day.
Founder voice memo at 9am, polished spokesperson video on the landing page by 11am. The shoot we planned for next month never had to happen.
I keep one reference photo and feed in scripts as voice notes. Posting cadence went from twice a week to daily without burning out on camera.
Start with 20 free credits, then scale as your video volume grows.
Choose a plan for occasional talking photos, weekly creator localization, or studio-scale dubbing.
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