Turn a script into a talking presenter
A talking avatar generator produces video of a person speaking your script, generating both the voice and the matching mouth movement from written text.
6text-to-speech models behind the voice layer
video · 16x9use-cases/talking-avatar/hero-avatar-16x9.mp4A generated presenter delivering a script
Examples
Presenters generated with Votocon
video · 16x9use-cases/talking-avatar/sample-training-16x9.mp4Presenter in a training video
video · 9x16use-cases/talking-avatar/sample-vertical-9x16.mp4Vertical presenter for short-form
video · 1x1use-cases/talking-avatar/sample-square-1x1.mp4Square presenter for feed
Process
How it works
01
Write the script
Type what the presenter should say. Conversational phrasing generates the most natural delivery.
02
Choose presenter and voice
Pick the face and how it sounds, or drive it from a reference image for consistency.
03
Generate
The speech is synthesised and lip-synced to the presenter in one pass.
Capabilities
What you get
Voice and lip-sync in one pass
Script becomes speech, speech drives the mouth — not three separate tools stitched together.
A consistent presenter
Drive from a reference image so the same face carries across a series.
Re-record by retyping
Changing a line means editing text, not booking the talent again.
Localise the same script
Regenerate in another language without reshooting anything.
Comparison
Compared with filming a presenter
| Traditional | With Votocon | |
|---|---|---|
| Talent | Cast, brief, schedule | Choose a presenter |
| Studio | Camera, lighting, sound | None |
| Script changes | Re-record the session | Edit the text |
| Another language | New talent, new shoot | Regenerate |
Explore
Related use cases
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI talking avatar?
A talking avatar is a generated presenter who speaks a script on camera. The voice is synthesised from your text and the mouth movement is matched to it, producing footage of someone delivering lines that was never filmed.
Can I use my own face?
You can drive the avatar from a reference image, which keeps a consistent presenter across videos rather than a different face each time.
What languages are supported?
The voice layer covers the major commercial languages. Which are available depends on the speech model selected for the generation.
How natural does the speech sound?
Close enough that script quality matters more than model quality. Written-to-be-read copy sounds read; conversational phrasing sounds spoken.
What is this useful for?
Training and onboarding video, product explainers, localised versions of one script, and ad creative where a presenter carries the message.