Avatar apps
Arteza has 8 Avatar apps. An app is one AI model with its settings already chosen for a single job, so there is nothing to configure: pick the one named after what you want, and run it.
Turn a script or a photograph into someone speaking. These 8 apps generate a talking presenter with lip sync, from text you type or a face you upload.
AI Talking Photo
Give one photo a line to say and a voice to say it in. It speaks back, in sync, on camera.
From 2 credits per generation
Wan 2.2 S2V
Wan 2.2 S2V moves the whole face and head from speech, not only the mouth. One photo plus audio, at 480p, 580p or 720p.
From 4 credits per generation
Fabric 1.0
Fabric 1.0 turns a photo and a voice track into a presenter, at 480p or 720p. The clip runs exactly as long as the audio you gave it.
From 2 credits per generation
Infini Talk
Infini Talk drives an avatar from audio with noticeably more expression than most. One photo in, 480p or 720p out.
From 5 credits per generation
Kling Avatar v2
Kling Avatar v2 will lip-sync a cartoon or an animal as readily as a person. Any character type, from one image and a recording.
From 2 credits per generation
SadTalker
SadTalker is the cheapest way to find out whether an avatar idea works at all. One photo, one audio file, and control over the expression.
8 credits per generation
Sync-3 Lipsync
Upload existing footage and new audio, and Sync-3 rewrites the mouth to match. 4K output, any character style, and no training step.
From 3 credits per generation
OmniHuman v1.5
Give OmniHuman v1.5 one photo and an audio track and it returns the person speaking it. Lip sync, expressions and gestures, all from a single still.
From 3 credits per generation
How it works
- Describe what you want to create, or upload your source file.
- Pick your options, then press Generate.
- Watch your result appear in the gallery within moments.
- Download, share, or generate again with a new idea.
How to choose a Avatar app
- The newest model is first
- This page is ordered by the date each app arrived, newest first, and anything added in the last few weeks carries a badge. The most recent model is usually the strongest one for the job, so the top of the grid is a reasonable default.
- The price is on every card
- Each card shows what one generation costs in credits, because the cost is the model's. Where an app offers settings that change the price, the card quotes the lowest it can be.
- The engine is named, not hidden
- Most of these apps are named after the model that runs them, so you can pick by engine if you already know which one you want. The rest are our own pipelines, named after the result instead.
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Avatar apps, answered
- What are Avatar apps?
- Each one is a single AI model with its settings already chosen for one job. The model, the resolution, the aspect ratio and the quality are fixed, so instead of configuring a studio you pick the app named after what you want and run it. There are 8 of them in this collection.
- How much does a Avatar app cost?
- Each app shows its own price in credits on its card, because the cost is the model's. Credits come with every plan, and a free account is topped up with 10 credits a day, which covers the cheaper apps in this collection. Opening an app costs nothing; only running a generation does.
- Do I need an account to use a Avatar app?
- You can open any app and look at what it makes without an account. Running a generation needs one, because the result is saved to your library so you can download it, redo it with a different prompt, or carry it into another app.
- Can I use what a Avatar app makes commercially?
- On a paid plan, yes: Starter through Studio include full commercial usage rights for everything you generate, and the terms are the same for all 8 apps here. Outputs made on the free tier are for personal use. The licences page states the full terms.