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Avatars
Consistent on-camera characters for lip-synced video. Currently in beta.
VIDEO WALKTHROUGH · 4 min
Creating and using an avatar
Building an avatar from photos and from a prompt, then rendering a scene with the Narrator renderer.
Recording in production — the written steps below cover the same ground.
Three ways to get one
- Use a default
- A curated set of ready-made presenters.
- Upload photos
- Your own images, to keep a real face consistent across videos.
- Generate from a prompt
- Describe the presenter and generate the face.
Scenarios
An avatar can be placed into different scenarios — settings and framings — and generated from an existing avatar so the same character appears in a new context without losing their likeness.
Using an avatar in a video
Pick a host during channel setup, or assign one to any scene using the Narrator renderer at the Direction gate. The avatar’s face plus the scene’s narration produce a lip-synced talking-head clip.
Talking-head is the most expensive kind of generation in the system, and it is a paid capability — the free tier has none. Budget for it when planning a presenter-led channel.
Organising
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