Upload Image
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Format: jpg/png/webp, Size: up to 20M
Dimensions: Width and height between 300-5000 pixels
Upload Image
Click or drag a file to this area to upload
Format: jpg/png, Size: up to 20M
Photo avatar
Turn one front-facing portrait into a reusable speaking avatar. No camera, script, or studio recording is needed — the photo becomes an avatar you can select every time you create a lip-sync video.
Price: 30 credits









A photo avatar is the fastest route: one still portrait, about a minute of training, and the avatar is ready to speak any script you give it. A video avatar learns from a speaking performance instead, so it captures your natural motion and can be trained further for closer lip-sync. If you already have usable footage, train from video; if all you have is a headshot, start here.
A photo avatar reproduces a real person’s likeness, so only upload portraits you own or are authorized to process, and obtain the subject’s consent for avatar creation and its intended use. Photos of public figures are not accepted — the training job returns a failure instead of an avatar.
Upload one front-facing portrait, start Instant Avatar to train it, and after about a minute select the finished avatar from My Avatars when creating a lip-sync video.
One photo is enough. Use a forward-facing portrait where both ears are visible, keep a single face in frame with no sunglasses or other obstructions, and let the face width take up between one-tenth and one-third of the image width.
The uploader accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images up to 20 MB. Higher-resolution portraits give the avatar more facial detail to work from.
Photo avatar training runs for about a minute and costs 30 credits. Video avatar training takes longer because it learns from a speaking performance.
Choose photo mode when you only have a still portrait and want the fastest setup. Choose video mode when you can supply a speaking recording, which supports continued training for closer lip-sync.
Only with that person’s permission. Upload photos you own or are authorized to process, and obtain consent for avatar creation and its intended use. Photos of public figures are rejected and the job returns a failure.