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Give a campaign message an on-screen presenter, then cut to the product, offer or demonstration.
Create your AI twin or custom avatars with our AI avatar generator for a lesson, product demo or campaign in 50+ languages. Generate the presenter clips then let the agent assemble a first cut in the invideo editor for you to edit the final cut.
Give a campaign message an on-screen presenter, then cut to the product, offer or demonstration.
Use an avatar to introduce a feature, then show the steps with product footage or a screen recording.
Prepare a script for another audience using a language supported by your chosen voice and avatar models. Review the pronunciation and delivery before the edit.
Guide viewers through an idea or process, moving between the presenter and the detail each step needs.
Give the agent the brief about your avatar and video. Set the audience, message and tone before you generate. Keep the script and relevant references together so each clip starts from the same creative direction.
Try nowWatch each generated clip for clear speech, lip sync and a presentation that fits your brief. Choose the takes you want to use and revise the generation inputs when you want a different result.
Try nowBring the avatar clips and supporting footage together. Ask the agent to arrange them with titles, captions and audio on a real multitrack timeline.
Try nowTrim and reorder clips, decide when to cut from the presenter to a demonstration, and time titles to the sequence. Review the captions, adjust audio levels and give the closing message room to land.
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Turn any script or idea into a shot-by-shot plan, then tweak as needed before generating.

Write your script inside invideo, and ask an AI co-writer for help if you'd like.
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It creates video featuring a digital presenter. Use the resulting avatar clips in the invideo editor to build a presenter-led video with supporting footage, text and audio.
Start with a presenter image and a script or voiceover. You can generate the voiceover from text in agent chat. Check the photo, audio and other input requirements of the avatar model you choose.
Results depend on the generation workflow and inputs. Use consistent references where supported, and review clips together for appearance, speech and delivery before selecting them for the edit.
Yes. Work with the generated avatar clips on the timeline: trim their duration, change their order and combine them with other footage. Timeline edits work on the video clip as a whole; changing the performance requires updated presenter footage.
Yes. Build a sequence that moves between the presenter and supporting visuals. For example, introduce a feature with the avatar, then cut to a screen recording that shows how it works.
Language support depends on the selected voice and avatar models. Prepare the script in a supported language, generate the voiceover and avatar clip, then review the pronunciation, delivery and lip sync before editing.
Revise the script or audio used by the avatar workflow and generate the updated presenter footage. Add the new clip to your edit, then review the surrounding cuts, captions and sound.
Choose a presenter image and write your script. Generate the voiceover in agent chat, then create the talking-head clip with a supported avatar or lip-sync model. Add the clips to your timeline, edit and export.
Use them for product explainers, training and onboarding videos, ads, presentations and social posts. They work anywhere a presenter helps explain the message.
It depends on the avatar model you choose and the length of your script. Shorter clips come back faster, so break long scripts into scenes and generate them one at a time.
No. The avatar is generated from a presenter image, so use a different image for each look or setting. Keep your references consistent when you need the same presenter across clips.
It depends on your workflow. With invideo, you generate avatar clips using top avatar and lip-sync models, then edit them on one timeline with your footage, captions and audio.