Generate speech from a script
Enter your lines under Generate Speech and select a voice. Write the message as you would say it aloud, then listen for pronunciation and pacing before creating the video.
Make a talking avatar with Pixlr AI using a portrait and the words you want it to say. Generate speech from your script or upload recorded audio, then create a lip-synced video for an introduction, explainer, or character message.
Choose the audio source before directing the visual performance. The spoken track supplies the words and their timing.
Enter your lines under Generate Speech and select a voice. Write the message as you would say it aloud, then listen for pronunciation and pacing before creating the video.
Use Upload Audio when you already have the delivery you want. A clean recording of one speaker is a useful starting point for a focused talking-head video.
The portrait sets the character’s appearance and the composition of the talking video.
Use a front-facing or gently angled portrait with visible facial features. Avoid a hand or object covering the mouth when that area needs to convey speech.
Use a head-and-shoulders portrait to give facial expressions room to read. Choose a background and clothing style that suit the message, so the presenter’s appearance supports the introduction or explanation.
Keep spoken content and visual instructions separate, then choose the available 720p or 1080p output.
Use the animation prompt for the visible performance: a calm expression, an attentive posture, or a restrained nod. Keep the direction consistent with the tone of the audio.
Watch the mouth, eyes, and head while listening to the speech. Check that the expression fits the message and that the beginning and ending are useful for your final edit.
Build a video around a message that benefits from a visible speaker.
Let a presenter introduce a topic, announce an update, or welcome viewers. Put the main point early in the script so the audience understands why the person is speaking.
Give an illustrated character a short explanation or story line. For a longer lesson, prepare separate spoken sections and combine the selected videos with supporting visuals in an editor.
Choose the tool by what should drive the performance: spoken audio or a described action.
A talking avatar is built around a portrait and speech. It is the direct choice when lip movement and delivery of your script are the central task.
Choose image-to-video generation for a product reveal, environmental motion, or a character action. Use motion control when you have a reference performance whose movement you want to follow.
Scripts, recordings, portraits, and the controls that shape your talking video.
Upload a portrait, select Generate Speech, choose a voice, and enter your script. The tool generates the spoken track for the avatar. Add visual directions for the performance, choose the output resolution, and generate the talking video.
Yes. Upload a recording to use that audio as the spoken performance. If you want to generate new speech guided by your voice, create it with the separate voice-cloning tool first, then upload the finished track.
No. The script contains the words to say; the animation prompt describes the visible expression or movement. When you upload audio, that recording supplies the words, while the prompt still guides the visual performance.
Yes. Use an illustrated portrait with clearly defined eyes and mouth to create a talking avatar. Frame the character for the spoken message, add a script or recording, and describe an expression that fits the voice. This works well for character introductions, short explanations, and story dialogue.
Yes. Prepare the lines in your target language, then upload a recording or generate speech with a suitable voice. Listen to the names, pronunciation, and pacing before creating the talking video, and pair the audio with your chosen portrait.
Yes. The avatar workspace offers 720p and 1080p output. Choose the resolution for your intended placement and start with a clear portrait so the face remains readable in the result.
Yes. Use the Pixlr AI talking-avatar tool to turn a portrait and a script or audio recording into a free talking photo. Give a character a greeting, let a presenter introduce a topic, or deliver a personal message.
Choose a portrait and add the message you want it to deliver.
Create Talking Avatar