AIAvatarVideo
Talking avatar video from one photo and your own audio
About AIAvatarVideo
AIAvatarVideo is a focused web tool for making talking avatar videos. You upload one photo of a person and one audio clip, and it returns a video of that person speaking your words, with the mouth movement matched to the audio. The site pitches it for product pitches, podcast intros, channel intros and greetings: short clips where you want a face on camera without filming anything or installing an app.
The site is open about how it works. Its about page says it routes your photo and audio through established lip-sync video generation models and hands back the finished MP4, so it is a dedicated front end for one job rather than a model of its own. It also says it does not train models on uploads or sell them, and that uploaded media and generated videos are removed on request. Pricing is one-time credit packs from $5.99 with no subscription, credits never expire, and failed renders refund automatically. New accounts get 10 free credits, which the site says covers one 5-second 480p test render.
Pick a mode first. Talking Avatar is the main one, and the pricing page also lists a Performance mode at 480p. For a talking avatar you choose a scene preset: Clean Portrait (straight to camera on a plain backdrop), Podcast Guest (condenser mic and warm desk light), News Desk (anchor desk and studio screens) or Street Interview (a daylight street look).
Next, add a photo: one front-facing person, even light, no sunglasses, as JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10MB. Then upload the speech that drives the lip sync as MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC or OGG up to 20MB. You pick 720p or 1080p, a clip length of 5, 10 or 15 seconds that covers your audio, and an orientation. The credit cost shows before you generate, and you need an account to render. The site says generation usually finishes within minutes, and the MP4 downloads without a watermark.
- •Photo plus audio lip sync - The avatar is driven by the audio you upload, so the mouth follows your words and your timing, and the final video length follows the audio.
- •Scene presets - Four ready-made looks (Clean Portrait, Podcast Guest, News Desk, Street Interview) set the backdrop and lighting, so one portrait can be placed in different settings.
- •Resolution and length options - Export in 480p, 720p or 1080p, with clip lengths of 5, 10 or 15 seconds, in portrait for Reels and TikTok or landscape for YouTube.
- •One-time credit packs - First Take $5.99 (80 credits), Creator Reel $16.90 (240 credits) and Studio Bundle $29.90 (480 credits). There is no subscription, and credits never expire.
- •Automatic refunds - Failed renders return their credits automatically, without a support ticket.
- •Consent rules - You confirm you have permission to use the photo and the audio. Celebrities, copyrighted characters and commercial music are not allowed, and consent is required from everyone recognizable.
AIAvatarVideo suits people who want one talking clip rather than a full video platform: a founder recording a short product pitch, a podcaster who wants a visual intro, a creator making a channel intro, or someone sending a greeting with their own face. The about page says that most avatar products are full video platforms with per-seat subscriptions and a learning curve, and that this site is built for the single-clip job instead.
Occasional users can buy the $5.99 pack for one 10-second 720p clip and stop there. People making several clips can take a larger pack at a lower price per credit. It is not a video editor, and it only works with photos and audio you own or have permission to use.
Pricing
One time purchase, not a subscription
- First Take$5.99 once
- Creator Reel$16.90 once
- Studio Bundle$29.90 once
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-11-05
