Your photo, as a talking AI avatar

One photo becomes an avatar that speaks, in a voice you pick or a clone of your own. From 2 credits a second, no watermark on any plan, and you own the result.

Make my avatar talk

An avatar is three parts

Each part has its own page with every model and what it costs. Only the third is required: a photo you already have can talk today.

Step 1

The face

Use your photo as it is, or make new pictures of yourself in any outfit, setting or style with models that keep your likeness.

from 4 credits an image
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Step 2

The voice

Pick a voice, or clone your own from a short clean sample so the avatar sounds like you, in several languages.

from 2 credits a minute to clone
AI voice generator
Step 3

Talking

Lip sync puts the voice on the face: the mouth, jaw and head move with the words. A 10 second clip is 20 credits.

from 2 credits a second
Talking photo

An avatar of you, not a stock presenter

Many avatar tools start from a library of actors filmed in a studio. That suits a training video. It does not suit a founder, a coach or a creator whose audience knows their face. Here the avatar is you: your photo, lip synced to a script in a voice you choose or your own clone.

New outfits and settings without a photoshoot

The same face in a studio, on a stage or at a desk comes from image models that keep your likeness. GPT Image 2 at 4 credits follows plain instructions about clothes, backdrop and light. Make the picture once, then make it talk as often as you like.

Your face and your voice, saved once

If you will make many videos, clone yourself once, face and voice together, and every later video starts from the saved avatar instead of a fresh upload. AI agents can do the same through the Percify MCP server.

What it costs

A 10 second talking clip is 20 credits on the fast lip sync model, roughly 35 to 50 cents, at 480p. The higher quality model renders 720p at 6 credits a second. The playground quotes the exact cost before anything runs, and a run that fails is refunded.

Comparing tools? The best AI avatar generator page scores Percify, HeyGen, Synthesia, D-ID and others on the same points, including each one’s watermark policy.

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Make your photo talk

From 2 credits a second, no watermark, and failed runs refunded.

Make my avatar talk

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you start.

A tool that turns a picture of a person into a digital presenter that can speak. On Percify an avatar is three parts: a face, which can be your own photo, a voice, which can be a clone of your own, and lip sync, which makes the face say the words.

Yes. One clear, front facing photo is enough for the avatar to talk. If you want it in other outfits or settings, make new pictures of yourself first with a model that keeps your likeness, from 4 credits an image, then animate any of them.

The talking part starts at 2 credits a second on the fast lip sync model, so a 10 second clip is 20 credits, roughly 35 to 50 cents. Cloning a voice starts at 2 credits a minute of audio, and pictures of you start at 4 credits each. The playground quotes the exact cost before anything runs, and failed runs are refunded.

Yes. Record or upload a short, clean sample and a voice model reads new scripts in that voice, in several languages. Only clone a voice you have the rights to: your own, or someone who has agreed to it.

Only with their permission. Percify’s terms require that you hold the rights to what you upload, and a person’s likeness is theirs. Do not upload a public figure or anyone who has not agreed.

On the fast lip sync engine the median 17 second clip takes about 86 seconds to render. The higher quality engine renders 720p and takes longer.

The fast lip sync model renders 480p. InfiniteTalk renders 480p at 4 credits a second or 720p at 6 credits a second.

No plan adds a watermark, and under the terms you own the content you create, so you can use it in marketing, courses and client work. Output is not exclusive.

It depends on the job. For stock studio presenters, tools like Synthesia and HeyGen are built around that. For an avatar of you, from your own photo and your own voice, Percify does it with no watermark on any plan. Percify is our product, so compare it on the same points: the full comparison is on our best AI avatar generator page.

Yes. Through the Percify MCP server, Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor can save your avatar once with a face and a voice, then make it say any script, which costs roughly 25 to 60 credits for a short line.