Video Apps

Talking Head Studio

Turn a single portrait and a script into a natural, lip-synced talking clip. Pick a voice, type the line, and ship creator-style UGC, explainers and avatar reads in minutes — not a shoot day.

Input
1 photo · script or audio
Length
Up to 60s
Aspect
9:16 · 1:1 · 16:9
Output
Timeline-ready MP4

From portrait to talking head in four steps

  1. Step 1

    Upload a face

    Drop in a clean front-facing portrait — a real photo, a generated character, or an avatar from your library. Eyes forward, mouth visible.

  2. Step 2

    Write the script

    Type what they should say, or upload your own voice clip. Edit the line as many times as you want before committing to a render.

  3. Step 3

    Pick the voice

    Choose a narrator voice and tone — calm, energetic, warm, authoritative — or bring your own audio for full creative control.

  4. Step 4

    Render the talking clip

    The studio synthesizes speech, syncs the lips and lands the finished MP4 on your project timeline, ready to caption and ship.

Key features

Everything you need to direct AI video

Natural lip-sync from one photo

Drive a still portrait with any audio and get mouth shapes, micro-expressions and head motion that actually read as a human talking — not a puppet.

Bring your own voice — or pick one

Upload a voice clip for full control, or generate the line with a built-in narrator voice. Swap voices on the same script without redoing the visual.

Creator-style UGC at scale

Spin up dozens of native-feeling talking-head ads from one face. Test hooks, hooks, hooks — the talent never gets tired, never needs a re-shoot.

Multilingual reads, same face

Run the same portrait through scripts in any language with a matching voice — global launches, localized ads and dubbed explainers from a single asset.

What people make with it

UGC-style ads

Native creator-feeling talking heads for Meta and TikTok — straight-to-camera hooks, testimonials and demos without booking talent.

Avatar spokespeople

Give your brand a recurring on-camera face. Same character, infinite scripts, consistent delivery across every campaign.

Explainers & onboarding

Walk users through features, policies or product changes with a friendly face. Update the script the next quarter without re-recording.

Localized reads

Same portrait, every market. Swap the audio language and ship region-specific cuts without flying anyone anywhere.

Training & internal comms

Stand up a calm narrator for course modules, SOPs and exec announcements when scheduling a human take would slow the team down.

Pitch & sales videos

Personalized intro clips for outbound, demo recaps, or founder-led explainers — recorded in the time it takes to write the script.

See it in action

promptFounder-style talking head: “In 2026, your customers don't want another dashboard — they want answers.” Warm, conversational, 9:16.
promptUGC ad read for a skincare brand: “I genuinely didn't expect this to clear my skin in two weeks.” Energetic, gen-z, 9:16.
promptCalm narrator for a meditation app onboarding: “Take a slow breath in. Welcome back.” Soft, soothing, 1:1.
promptExplainer for a B2B fintech: “Here's how we cut your reconciliation time by 80%.” Confident, professional, 16:9.
promptLocalized launch in Spanish: “Ya está disponible en México — bienvenidos.” Friendly, upbeat, 9:16.
promptCourse intro: “Welcome to Module 3 — today we're talking about retention loops.” Instructor energy, 16:9.

FAQ

What kind of photo works best?

One clean front-facing portrait with the eyes forward and the mouth visible — a photo, a generated character, or an avatar from your library.

Can I use my own voice instead of a generated one?

Yes. Upload an audio clip and it overrides the script — the studio syncs the lips to your recording instead of synthesizing speech.

How long can a talking clip be?

Up to 60 seconds per render.

Will it work for non-English scripts?

Yes. Run the same portrait through a script in any language, or upload audio in that language.

What about commercial rights and likeness?

Only upload a face you have the right to use. You own what you generate, under Pika's terms.

Where does the finished clip end up?

In your library as a timeline-ready MP4 — download it, save it to a project, or publish it.