Turn a portrait into a spoken welcome, lesson introduction, or project update.
Give a photo a spoken welcome, a lesson introduction, or a project update. Add your words or upload a voice recording to create a talking-photo video.
Start with a clear portrait. Choose text with an available voice, or use audio that already has the tone and pacing you want.
A talking photo gives a short message a visual presenter. Use it to open a conversation with your audience, introduce something they are about to see, or add a spoken note to a collection of images and written updates.
Make your photo talkA welcome, a new topic, an update from the studio. Start with one thing worth saying.
Welcome people to a project, a community, or a new page with a short introduction. Say who the message is for and what they can explore next. A spoken opening can sit alongside the written information on a welcome page or in a shared project update.
“Hi, welcome to the project. Let me show you what we are working on and what comes next.”Sample script
Put a face to the topic before the main material begins. Introduce the subject and the first activity, then let the rest of the lesson carry the detail. Use the clip as an opening for a class presentation, a learning page, or a prepared set of materials.
“Today, we will turn a simple idea into a story. Let’s start with a character.”Sample script
Introduce new work with a spoken update alongside your photos, collection, or project. Share what has changed and the detail you want people to notice. A short introduction can give a new piece, an exhibition, or a progress post some context before people explore the work.
“The first pieces are out of the kiln. Here is a quick look at what I have been working on.”Sample script
Type a short script and choose a voice from the tool. A direct opening and a few conversational sentences make a useful starting point for a welcome or an explainer.
Choose the words around the occasion: a friendly greeting for a community, a clear topic for a lesson, or a brief announcement for a project. Read the script aloud as you write so the sentences have the rhythm of a message someone would say.
Upload an audio file prepared in your recording app. Keep your own pronunciation, pauses, and delivery, within the duration and file limits shown in the form.
This route is useful when you have already prepared a greeting or recorded a spoken update. The audio supplies the performance you want to use with the photo. Choose a recording with a clear voice and the beginning and ending you want in the clip.
Pair a portrait with the message you want people to hear.
Use a clear, front-facing photo with the mouth visible.
Choose Generate Audio for a script and voice, or Import Audio for a recording.
Select Generate. Watch and download the finished video from its task page.
Use a clear, front-facing photo with the mouth visible and the face well lit. Choose the expression and framing you want as the starting point for the video.
Yes. Upload a prepared audio recording to use its delivery in the video. In text mode, select a voice from the available list.
Yes. Create a new video with another script or audio file. You can use the portrait for different welcomes, topics, and project updates.
After creating the video, follow its progress on the task page. Open the completed result there to watch and download the clip.
Choose the face. Add the message. Make your introduction a video.
Create a talking photo