



One clear photo is enough. Percify syncs the mouth and head to your voice.
portrait.jpgFront facing, sharpReady to talkNo training session and no studio footage. A sharp, front facing photo of one person is all it takes to make it talk.
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Your voiceSaved for new scriptsRecord yourself, upload an audio file, or clone your voice once and type new scripts for it.
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The mouth follows each word of the track you give it, whether you recorded it or typed it.
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EspañolDeutschPick a voice in your language and type the script, or translate a finished video and re‑sync the lips.
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Your own photo, a colleague who agreed to it, or a ready made presenter if you would rather not use yours.
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Give it a photo and a voice track. You get back that face speaking it.
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Your photo

Write or record the script. Percify voices it and syncs the lips.
Use a recording you already have, record one in the browser, or pick a voice and type the words.
Explore talking photo2 credits a second on InfiniteTalk Fast: a 30 second clip is 60 credits, and a minute costs roughly $2 to $3.
See pricingIf a video fails, the credits come back. You pay for the clips you get, not for the attempts.
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Change a line and generate again. Same face, same voice, no timeline to learn.
Hi everyone, quick update on this month. We shipped three things you asked for, and I want to walk you through each one in under a minute.

Clone your voice from a recording, then type any new script for it instead of recording every take.
Explore voicesReuse the same photo for every clip, so a whole series looks like one presenter.
Explore talking photoYou get an MP4 with no watermark, yours to post wherever you like, under our terms.
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Translate a video with the lips re‑synced, or type a script in your language.

Upload a video you already made and get it back in another language, with the lips re‑synced to the new speech.
Explore translationChoose a voice that speaks your language, type the script, and your photo says it.
Explore voicesUse the same photo for every version, so each audience sees the same presenter.
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0:15Turn one photo into a lip synced talking video with your voice or a typed script.
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Your voice Clone your voice from a recording and type new lines for it, no studio needed.
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FrançaisPut a finished video into another language with the lips re‑synced to the new audio.
Explore toolPick a ready made presenter when you would rather not use your own face.
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AnimateAnimate a still into a short clip with video models such as Kling, Veo and Seedance.
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audio.mp3Give it a voice recording or a podcast clip and get a talking video of a face saying it.
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Yours to post, with no mark on the video and no charge for failed runs.
Read the termsVideos come out clean on every plan. There is no upgrade to remove a mark because there is no mark.
Our terms say you own the content you create. You need the rights to the photo and the voice you use.
If a generation fails, its credits are returned. You pay for the videos you get.

The studios people open first in the app. Each one runs on the same credits.
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Type a prompt and get a finished shot in about five seconds.
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Two hosts talking through your script, ready to post as a video podcast.
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Upload your face once and put yourself in any style or scene.
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Clone your voice once, then type new lines for it instead of recording every take.
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Two of our own demos. Press play for sound, then use the arrows for the next one.



One photo, a typed script and a voice. The Percify screens in this clip are the whole workflow: no camera, no lighting, no retakes.
Percify demo: no filming
Our most read guides on voice cloning, lip sync and animating a photo.
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VoiceEight options compared: which tools include cloning, how long a sample you need, and which open models are free.
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Lip syncTwelve tools compared: free plan limits and watermarks for hosted tools, plus open models with no limit.
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PhotoSeven apps compared: which make a face talk, which move the scene, and real render times.
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CaptionsTen options for iPhone, Android and web: apps that read lips from video and free caption apps.
Read the guideUpload a clear, front facing photo, add the voice (record it, upload an audio file, or pick a voice and type what it should say), and generate. You get an MP4 of that face speaking, lip synced to the audio.
Talking photos cost 2 credits a second on InfiniteTalk Fast, so a 30 second clip is 60 credits and a minute is 120. Credits work out at about 2 cents each depending on the plan, so a minute costs roughly $2 to $3. Plans start at $26 a month.
No. Videos come out clean on every plan.
Yes. Record or upload your voice for a clip, or clone it once and type new scripts for it.
Yes. Pick a voice in your language and type the script, or upload a finished video and translate it, with the lips re‑synced to the new speech.
Talking photos run on InfiniteTalk. The same credits also run video models such as Kling, Veo and Seedance.
You do. Percify’s terms say you own the content you create, subject to the terms. You need the rights to the photo and the voice you use.
Runs that fail are refunded, so you only pay for videos you get.