Upload a portrait, paste your script, choose a voice — and the avatar delivers it on camera. No filming, no studio, no editing. Usually ready in five to fifteen minutes.
No complex settings, no long waits. Fewer clicks, better results.
A portrait with a clearly visible face, JPG or PNG. The sharper it is, the better the lip-sync.
Type a line and choose a voice — or upload your own audio for narration.
Ready in 30–60 seconds: an MP4 with speech and lip-sync. Download or share.
Real videos made by revideo.ai users. Click a card to watch.
A talking avatar is a video where a still portrait speaks your words. You provide two things — a photo and a script — and the model animates the face, generates the voice and matches the lip movement to the audio.
It solves a specific problem: publishing regularly without being on camera every time. A course author records a module without setting up lights, a founder updates the welcome video by editing one paragraph, a channel keeps a consistent host across dozens of clips.
The Pro plan starts at $12.99/month and includes 40 credits; a talking clip costs from 2 credits. The free tier covers the photo animation style — a portrait comes alive without audio — while talking video is part of the subscription.
A spokesperson video answers the same question over and over: what this product does, how the service works, what happens after checkout. Recording it with an actor means a shoot day and a reshoot every time the offer changes.
With an avatar the script is the only thing you maintain. Change a line, rebuild the clip, replace the file — the face, tone and framing stay identical across the whole library, which is exactly what a brand needs.
Front-facing photos work best: the whole face visible, eyes open, nothing covering the mouth. Even lighting matters more than resolution — a well-lit phone photo beats a sharp image with hard shadows across the face.
Sunglasses, a hand near the chin, a strong profile angle or heavy motion blur all reduce how natural the result looks.
Anyone who needs a consistent host without a camera.
Lessons and modules recorded from a script.
Welcome video on the landing page, redone whenever the pitch changes.
Answers to the questions that repeat every day.
A recurring host for a channel or a series.
Onboarding and policy updates for new hires.
Upload a front-facing portrait, paste your script and pick a voice. The video is generated in five to fifteen minutes, with lip movement matched to the audio.
Yes — keep the same source portrait and change only the script. That keeps the face and framing consistent across a whole series.
The free tier covers the photo animation style, where a portrait comes alive without speech. Talking video is included in the Pro plan from $12.99/month.
English and Russian voices are available, and the script is spoken exactly as you write it — no separate voice recording needed.
Only with their permission. Creating a talking video of a real person without consent is not allowed and, in many places, illegal.
Pay for results — a credit is spent only when the video succeeds.
No subscription traps.
Launched in 2026 — we build for bloggers and sellers, teachers and SMM agencies.
“Made an animated product card for my online store in 2 minutes — CTR almost doubled. I used to pay a designer $50 for every video.”
“I use a talking avatar in Reels — I don’t feel like filming my own face, and engagement stays the same. Setup took a couple of minutes.”
“I animated an old photo of my grandmother — she burst into tears. Before that I spent a month trying to get Kling working, with no luck. Here it worked on the first try.”