Birthday Video Message
Generated on PixelDojo with P Video Avatar. Produced by PixelDojo's generation pipeline.
A birthday video message needs one photo and something to say. P Video Avatar animates the photo so the mouth matches the words and synthesizes the voice from a script you write. We ran it on August 26, 2026 with a portrait and a 31 word birthday script. It came back in about 233 seconds as an 11.76 second clip at 832 by 1088 with a voice track attached, priced at 1 credit per second of finished video.
The birthday clip our script produced
Every example below was produced on PixelDojo. Hover to see the prompt.
Happy birthday. I hope your day is full of good food, good people, and at least one slice of cake before anyone else gets to it. Here is to another year.
P Video Avatar
One portrait, one 31 word script, no recording made. About 233 seconds later: an 11.76 second birthday clip with its own voice track.
How It Works
How we generated it, so you can repeat it with your own message:
Start with a clear, front facing photo
The model animates the pose it is given, so a photo looking straight at the camera works best. We used an existing frontal portrait rather than a photo shot at an angle.
Write the message as a short script
We sent this to P Video Avatar: Happy birthday. I hope your day is full of good food, good people, and at least one slice of cake before anyone else gets to it. Here is to another year. That is 31 words, no voice direction added.
Choose a voice and generate
There are 30 named voices across 10 languages. We picked Zephyr (Female) at 720p. The job estimated 13 seconds of speech from the word count, held that amount, and the finished clip landed at 11.76 seconds, about 233 seconds after we submitted it.
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about Birthday Video Message
How do I make a birthday video message with AI?
Start with one clear, front facing photo and write the message as a short script. P Video Avatar animates the mouth to match the words and attaches a synthesized voice. Ours took about 233 seconds on August 26, 2026 and returned 11.76 seconds of video.
What does it cost?
1 credit per second of finished video at 720p, 2 credits per second at 1080p. Our 31 word script was estimated at 13 seconds of speech before the job ran, and the finished clip came back at 11.76 seconds.
Can I use a photo of a specific person?
Yes, upload any portrait you have rights to use. Pick one facing the camera directly, since the finished clip keeps whatever head angle the source photo has.
Can I record my own voice instead of typing a script?
Yes. Pass an audio file and it drives the lipsync directly, overriding both the script and the voice choice, so the birthday message plays back in your own recorded voice.
How long can the message be?
There is no fixed word cap in the form, but cost and render time scale with length at roughly 2.5 words per second of estimated speech, so a 60 word message runs about 24 seconds and 24 credits at 720p.
How do I call it from the API?
POST to /api/v1/models/p-video-avatar/run with an image URL, a voice_script, and a voice, using the same API key as every other model in the catalog.