Video

A script, said out loud

Talking head is the least fashionable format in short-form and the one that keeps working, because a person making an argument holds attention in a way a montage of pretty shots never has to earn.

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Your script

Three things nobody tells you about switching to a standing desk

Delivered to camera
  • 0:00 · hook, direct address
  • 0:04 · point one, held on face
  • 0:11 · point two, cutaway

Three steps

How it will work

  1. Paste the script

    Or write a line and let the script writer expand it. Either way the words come first, not the visuals.

  2. Pick who says it

    A generated presenter, locked so the same person carries the whole run rather than a new face per post.

  3. Get it cut

    Vertical, captioned, and paced so the first sentence lands before anyone can scroll past it.

What it is for

Why this one is worth having

  • Attention follows a face

    A human face in frame is the strongest attention signal short-form has. It is why the format survives every trend cycle that was supposed to kill it.

  • The script is the product

    A talking head video is a script with a person attached. Weak writing is not rescued by good delivery, which is why this tool starts at the words.

  • Labelled by default

    A photoreal presenter is what platform detection is built to catch. Treat the AI label as automatic rather than optional.

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What you can already do

Attaching a presenter to a script and keeping the same face across a run already works inside AI Studio. The standalone generator is the part still being built.

AI Studio

FAQ

Talking head video generator, asked and answered

Do I need to be on camera?

No. The presenter is generated, which is the entire point of the format for anyone who does not want their own face attached to a brand account.

Can it use my own voice?

Voice cloning of a specific real person is not what this is for. Generated voices only, which is also the answer that keeps you clear of the likeness rules.

How long should a talking head clip be?

Short enough that the argument finishes. Most work between fifteen and forty seconds, and the ones that fail are almost always ones that spent eight seconds getting to the point.

More tools

The free tools that work.

The product is further along than the tools

Ten free videos, no watermark, and no card to start.