Talking Avatar Lipsync AI Generator
Generated on PixelDojo with P Video Avatar. Produced by PixelDojo's generation pipeline.
You need two things: one still portrait and either a script or an audio file. P Video Avatar animates the portrait so the mouth matches the words, and it will synthesize the voice for you if you only have text. We ran it on August 26, 2026 with a single portrait and a 20 word script. It came back in 39 seconds as an 8.76 second clip at 832 by 1088 with a voice track attached, priced at 1 credit per second of finished video.
The clip our 20 word script produced
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Welcome back. Today we are looking at how storm systems form over warm ocean water, and why the spin starts.
P Video Avatar
One portrait, 20 words, and what came back
The script we sent
"Welcome back. Today we are looking at how storm systems form over warm ocean water, and why the spin starts." That is 20 words. Nothing else was written, no voice direction and no camera notes.
What came back
An 8.76 second clip at 832 by 1088, 24 frames per second, 210 frames, about 5.9 MB, carrying a single channel voice track that runs the full length of the video.
The mouth actually moves with the words
We pulled two frames to check. At one second in, the mouth is open mid word with the teeth showing. At 4.4 seconds the lips are closed. The animation is tracking the speech rather than looping a generic talking motion.
Pick a portrait that faces the camera
This is the one thing we would do differently. Our portrait had the subject looking down at his hands, and the finished clip kept that head angle the whole way through. The model animates the pose it is given, so hand it a front facing shot with the face unobstructed.
Voices, or bring your own audio
There are 30 named voices across 10 languages when you supply a script. If you already have a recording, pass the audio file instead and it drives the lipsync directly, overriding both the script and the voice choice.
How the charge is worked out
1 credit per second at 720p and 2 credits per second at 1080p, billed against the length of the finished video. Because that length is not known until the clip exists, the job estimates it from the script at roughly 2.5 words per second, holds that amount, then settles against the real output. Our 20 words estimated to 8 seconds and the clip landed at 8.76.
One still image, 20 words of script, no audio recorded. 39 seconds later: an 8.76 second talking clip with its own voice track.
Why Choose Pixel Dojo for Talking Avatar Lipsync
Professional-quality results with cutting-edge AI technology
1 credit per second at 720p
Doubling to 2 credits per second at 1080p. A one minute explainer at 720p is 60 credits, so cost scales with script length and nothing else.
39 seconds, timed
Measured on August 26, 2026 from submission to the finished file. That is fast enough to rewrite a line and rerun it while you are still looking at the first take.
No microphone needed
The voice is synthesized from the script, so a talking clip costs you a portrait and a paragraph. Bring a recording instead when the voice has to be a specific one.
How It Works
What we actually did, in order:
Choose the portrait first
The clip inherits the pose, the framing and the lighting of the still. Front facing, face unobstructed, good light. Everything after this step is fixed by what you pick here.
Write the script and pick a voice
We sent 20 words and let the default voice handle it. Roughly 2.5 words per second is the working figure, so a 75 word script is about 30 seconds of video and about 30 credits at 720p.
Run it and check the mouth
Ours finished in 39 seconds. Scrub to two or three points in the clip and look at the lips against the audio. That is the fastest check that the lipsync landed before you build anything around it.
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about Talking Avatar Lipsync
How do I make a talking avatar video with lipsync?
Upload one portrait, paste the script, choose a voice and run it. The model animates the mouth to match the words and attaches the synthesized voice to the clip. Ours took 39 seconds on August 26, 2026 and returned 8.76 seconds of video.
What does a talking avatar video cost?
1 credit per second of finished video at 720p and 2 credits per second at 1080p. A 20 word script estimated to 8 seconds and produced an 8.76 second clip, so budget around 1 credit for every two and a half words.
Can I use my own audio instead of a script?
Yes. Pass an audio file and it drives the lipsync directly. When audio is supplied it overrides both the script and the voice selection, so the clip speaks in the voice you recorded.
What kind of portrait works best?
A front facing shot with the whole face visible. Ours was angled downward and the finished clip held that angle for all 8.76 seconds, because the model animates the pose you give it rather than repositioning the head.
What languages and voices are available?
30 named voices across 10 languages when the clip is driven by a script. Pick the voice and the language on the job, or skip both by supplying your own audio.
How do I generate one from the API?
POST to /api/v1/models/p-video-avatar/run with your API key, the portrait image URL and either a voice script or an audio URL. It is the same key and request shape as the rest of the catalog.