Paste your approved script, pick a presenter, and MakeAIVideo renders a lip-synced 1080p spokesperson video that reads your words verbatim. Sign off once, then re-render across voices, presenters, and aspect ratios whenever pricing, positioning, or policy shifts.
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No shoot. No studio. No actor.
Most spokesperson tools sell a 240-presenter library behind a sales demo and hide the price until you book a call. MakeAIVideo runs the full pipeline from your script: AI voiceover, lip-synced presenter, word-by-word captions, optional music under the narration, finished MP4. Pick a presenter from the library or upload a reference image and the pipeline generates a consistent AI character from it.
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Your script
ExampleMost people skip breakfast for the wrong reason. Here is the one change that made my mornings easier.
Sarah Female · American
Female · AmericanMature, reassuring, confident
How it works
Drop the exact words you want the presenter to say into the script box, or use Write with AI to draft them from a topic. The pipeline reads them verbatim, never rewriting or summarising, and the counter under the box estimates the runtime so you can trim to length first. Marketing and legal can sign off once on the wording, then you can re-render against the same approved script as many times as you need.
Choose an AI character from the curated library, or upload a single reference image (a generated headshot, a brand mascot illustration, a stylised portrait) and the pipeline builds a consistent presenter from it. Dress the role when you describe the character: business or smart-casual clothes and a plain backdrop read as a spokesperson, a hoodie reads as a creator. Because the character is AI-generated rather than cloned from a real person, there's no actor likeness to license.
Pick a voice from the curated library of natural AI narrators; match the tone to the character's apparent age and the audience. Set the aspect ratio up front: 16:9 for landing pages and YouTube, 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, 1:1 for feed posts. Captions auto-fit each safe area.
MakeAIVideo lip-syncs the presenter to the voiceover, lays in captions, ducks any music you add under the narration, and renders a watermark-free 1080p MP4. Most spokesperson clips are ready in a few minutes, depending on length. Open in the editor to swap the voice or restyle the captions, or post the default output as-is.
Same technology, different conventions
Both are a presenter lip-synced to your script. What makes one read as your company's spokesperson is the set of choices below, and every one of them is yours to make in Talking Avatar.
Script structure
About 200 words at spokesperson pace. Five beats, with most of the time spent on proof rather than on the greeting.
The result or the problem, in one line. No greeting.
What the product does and who it is for.
A feature walkthrough or an outcome you can evidence.
One ask: book the demo or sign up.
Your brand name and where to find you.
Paste the draft into Talking Avatar and the counter under the script box estimates the runtime, so you can cut to 90 seconds before you spend a credit.
Your brand's presenter
Pick the presenter, paste the script, render. Build the face of your brand once in the character wizard, from a description or reference images, give it a voice, and save it. From then on it is one click away in Talking Avatar for every script you approve.
Describe your character
ExampleA warm, confident presenter in her late twenties, soft studio light, cream knit sweater, looking straight at the camera.
Reference images
Optional, locks the face to look like these
Pick your portrait
Pick a voice
Warm Narrator
Calm, storytelling, perfect for explainer videos
Name & save
Name
Maya
All included
Every render comes with the lot, from verbatim narration to a clean 1080p export. On Plus and Pro you can also add your logo as a watermark and invite the people who sign off the script: 3 seats on Plus, 10 on Pro.
Brand Kit
Brand Kit is available on Plus and Pro
Watermark
PNG with transparency recommended. Max 5MB.
Upload watermarkShow watermark on renders
Team
Invite to team
Active members
ExampleOliviaYou
olivia@northshore.studio
Marcus
marcus@northshore.studio
Pending invitations
sam@northshore.studio
Invited by Olivia
Re-render, don't reshoot
When the tone is off or the captions need a fix, change it in the editor instead of booking another shoot. Need the same words over scenes instead of a presenter? Use script to video.
Audition the curated narrators, pick a delivery from calm to expressive, and apply it to the whole video.
The narrator for the whole video
Pick a voice
Play to auditionSarahfemale · american
Mature, reassuring, confident
Brianmale · american
Deep, resonant, comforting, natural authority
Lilyfemale · british
Velvety, warm. British narrator
Danielmale · british
Authoritative British male, newscaster gravitas
Matildafemale · american
Knowledgeable, professional, perfect for tutorials
Delivery
Used when you applyStable
Calm, even
Balanced
Default
Expressive
Punchy
Apply to every scene
Re-records the narration. Visuals stay as they are, and your current export stays until you export again.
Switch caption styles, or click any word in the transcript to correct it without re-recording the voice.
Clean, minimal, burned in
Edit transcript
Click any word to fix typos without re-rolling voice.
Scene #3
ExampleLight hitting your eyes left the sun eight minutes ago.
Scene #4
You are looking at the past, every single time.
Caption style
Edits save automatically
Export videoDownload a 1080p MP4 with SRT or VTT captions for your site, LMS or sales deck, or share a download link.
Download
MP4 video
The finished video, ready to post
SRT captions
Subtitle file for TikTok, YouTube, CapCut
VTT captions
Subtitle file for web video players
Share link
ExampleAnyone with this link can download the MP4, no account needed.
Publish to LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and seven more platforms from the app, now or on a schedule.
We upload the finished file to each account you pick.
Where should it go?
@yourbrand
TikTok
@yourbrand
Instagram · Posts as a Reel
Your Brand
YouTube · Vertical videos post as Shorts
Caption
RewriteRome did not build the Colosseum with magic. It built it with one ingredient we forgot. #history
Customise caption per platform
Schedule (optional, leave empty to post now)
Goes out within about two minutes of it.
Connect your AI agent
When pricing or policy changes, paste the new wording into Claude, ChatGPT or Grok. It makes the presenter video in your MakeAIVideo account with the character you already use, using the same credits and the same balance as the app.
MCP, API and CLI use the same credits and the same balance as the app.
Use cases
A presenter clip per render, on-brand and on-script.
Put a consistent AI presenter in front of every feature launch, release note, and the 30 to 90 second explainer at the top of a landing page. Re-render against the same script whenever pricing or positioning changes, no re-shoot.
Add a spokesperson clip to outbound emails, landing pages, and proposal decks. The presenter delivers the same value pitch every time, and for a key account you can duplicate the script, change the opening line to name them, and render a version of their own.
Standardise compliance, policy, and onboarding modules with a single AI presenter delivering the approved script. Update one line, re-render, push the new version, no studio time.
Turn long help-centre articles into short presenter-led explainers for the channels where users actually look first. The same character carries the support brand across every clip.
Record quarterly updates, board summaries, and stakeholder briefings without coordinating a studio booking. The presenter delivers the prepared remarks; you keep full control of the wording.
Test a new opening line against the same offer by changing the script and rendering again, one ad per render, or try another presenter or voice. No second filming day. Keep the presenter speaking as your brand, never as a customer who doesn't exist.
Use cases
The same presenter workflow, five different jobs. Each section covers the videos that audience needs, how to make them, where a real face still wins, and the rules that apply.
Coaches and consultants
A practice usually has three or four video jobs live at once. Hand the scripted, repeatable ones to a presenter and keep your own face for the moments that sell on trust.
Save one presenter in the character wizard, or upload a clip of yourself in Talking Avatar (the voice comes from the library, because MakeAIVideo does not clone voices), and use it everywhere so prospects meet one face. Render 9:16 for the feed and 16:9 for the sales page. Later finds Instagram favours Reels under 90 seconds, with the first three seconds doing the most work, and Sprout Social finds Tuesday to Thursday the most consistent days on LinkedIn, so a weekday cadence loses little.
Personal outreach to named prospects, the pre-call video when you have five minutes, and client stories. As a Forbes Coaches Council piece puts it, AI can refine messaging, but leaders should not outsource their judgment to it.
Fitness coaches
The workout is the content, so filmed form demos stay yours. A presenter takes the scripted layer around them: the promos, the nurture clips and the answers you repeat in every DM.
Write the hook and the last line before anything else, paste the script into Talking Avatar and render 9:16. Captions are burned in and timed to the voice, which matters because so much of the feed plays muted. Later notes that captions help Instagram categorise a Reel and match it to viewers, and that full-frame 9:16 video feels native.
Exercise form demos. Generated bodies moving through a compound lift still look wrong to a trained eye, so film those on a tripod, vertical, with room above and below the lift.
Transformation posts carry the biggest risk. The FTC's Endorsement Guides FAQ says a specific results claim is usually read as what others can expect, and that "results may vary" does not change that. Hold proof the result is typical, or say plainly what most clients can expect. A synthetic presenter reading the line changes nothing. For realistic AI scenes, tick TikTok's AI-generated content label and YouTube's AI use setting at upload.
Law firms
A Forbes Councils piece on law firm video argues a high-budget commercial is not necessary and that brief clips explaining legal concepts do the work. That is the job a presenter does well.
Lock the presenter, the voice and the ratio, and let the script be the only thing that changes between case types. Write any advertising label your bar requires into the script, so it is spoken and appears in the captions, and repeat it in the post text. Get the wording approved once, then re-render against the approved script.
Client testimonials. Never use an AI presenter to play a client who does not exist. Real testimonials, shown as they are with the disclaimers your state requires, are the only defensible route. A named partner's personal pitch also belongs to the partner.
Bar advertising rules vary by state, so check yours before anything runs. As a reference point, the ABA's Model Rule 7.2 lets lawyers advertise, bars paying anyone for recommendations except in narrow cases, and requires the name and contact details of at least one responsible lawyer or firm. Keep outcome promises and win rates out of every script. On the federal side, the FTC's Endorsement Guides FAQ requires an endorsement to reflect the endorser's honest opinion. This is not legal advice.
Dental practices
Most practices do not need a bigger ad budget. They need fresh creative every week without filming patients, and one face across the ads, the website and the waiting-room screen.
Build the presenter once and keep it for months, so a patient who sees the ad and then the website meets the same person. Render each ad separately and change one line of the hook between runs. For animated patient-education pieces, the AI explainer video maker builds them from a topic.
Patients. A generated presenter reading a general script puts no patient on camera. Before-and-after photos, testimonials and anything filmed in the surgery involve a real person, so get their written permission and your compliance adviser's review first.
Before-and-after results are a results claim. The FTC's Endorsement Guides FAQ says such claims are usually read as typical and that "results not typical" wording does not change that, so hold proof or state the generally expected result. Your state dental board's advertising rules sit on top. This is not legal advice.
LinkedIn and B2B
LinkedIn video is two jobs: the founder's personal posts, and branded content that explains the product. A presenter is for the second one.
Render 1:1 or 9:16 for the feed and 16:9 for longer desktop pieces, one ratio per render. Upload the MP4 natively rather than posting a YouTube link, so it plays in the feed, and keep the burned-in captions on for muted viewing.
The founder's own byline posts. The point of those is the person, and an avatar standing in for them undercuts the trust they are meant to build. Record them on a phone if that is all there is.
Disclose the presenter: a one-line caption such as "AI presenter, my script" costs nothing, while being caught passing an avatar off as a live person is hard to recover from. Use a generated presenter rather than a lookalike of a real colleague.
Best practices
Spokesperson scripts that read well silently often sound stilted out loud. Read your draft aloud before pasting it in, trim clauses that trip you up, and write for 130 to 145 words a minute rather than a creator's 150 to 170, with a pause after each key claim.
Don't open with a greeting on social or paid; lead with the result, the offer, or the question that earns the next ten seconds of attention. Move pleasantries to the end.
A young-looking character with an elderly voice (or vice versa) breaks the illusion immediately. Pick the voice from the curated library to fit the character's age and tone before generating.
If you're uploading your own character reference, pick a frontal headshot with even lighting and no harsh shadows. Side-lit or backlit photos lip-sync less accurately than well-lit ones.
Spokesperson clips work best in the 30 to 90 second range on Reels, Shorts, and TikTok. For longer training or webinar content, 16:9 with chapter-style sections holds attention better than a single long monologue.
Re-rendering with a tweaked script costs the same credits as a fresh generation. Get the wording signed off in writing once, then run the same approved script through different presenters, voices, or aspect ratios.
A funnel needs several videos: the landing-page hero, a few feature explainers, the outreach clip. Use the same saved character in all of them, so viewers meet one face for your brand rather than a new one at every stage.
Watch the first render with sound on to catch a line that sounds robotic or a voice that doesn't fit. Then watch it muted, the way much of a feed is watched, and check that the captions carry the message on their own.
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Talking Avatar, which makes every spokesperson video here, is about 19.5 credits a second of finished video, about 584 credits for 30 seconds. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Plus and Pro add Brand Kit for your logo watermark, plus team seats for the people who approve the script.
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For one creator posting every week.
$19/mo
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Long-form, your branding and a team of three.
$29/mo
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$49/mo
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An AI spokesperson video features an AI-generated presenter delivering a script through an AI voiceover, lip-synced to that voice and rendered as a finished MP4. MakeAIVideo generates the whole clip from your script, no camera, no studio, no on-screen talent.
Paste the script you want delivered, pick an AI presenter (or upload a reference image to generate a custom one), choose a voice and aspect ratio, then generate. The pipeline records the voiceover, lip-syncs the presenter, times captions to the audio, and renders a watermark-free 1080p MP4.
Most spokesperson clips are ready in a few minutes, depending on length. The render lands in your library when it's ready.
Plans start at $9 a month, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial that includes 350 credits. A talking presenter video is about 19.5 credits a second, so a 15 second spokesperson clip is about 310 credits and a 30 second one about 584, with the voice, lip sync, captions and export included. The app shows the exact credit cost before anything is made, and credits you buy never expire and stack on top of your plan. See MakeAIVideo plans and pricing.
9:16 vertical (Reels, TikTok, Shorts), 16:9 landscape (YouTube, landing pages), and 1:1 square (Instagram feed), all rendered at 1080p. Pick the ratio before generating; captions auto-fit each safe area.
No. Every export is a watermark-free 1080p MP4, yours to post anywhere. That holds on every plan and during the free trial.
Yes. Videos you generate are yours to use commercially, in ads, sales outreach, training, client work, and monetised channels. Because the presenter is an AI-generated character (not a real person we've cloned) and the voice is synthetic, there's no actor likeness to license. See the full terms.
Either works. Pick from the curated library of AI presenters, or upload a single reference image (a generated headshot, a brand mascot illustration, a stylised portrait) and the pipeline builds a consistent AI character from it for every render.
Yes. Open the finished video in the built-in editor to swap the voice, restyle the captions, or fix a word in the transcript. Re-rendering a tweak costs the same credits as a fresh generation.
Most competitors sell an enterprise avatar library behind a sales demo and hide the price until you book a call. MakeAIVideo gives you a working pipeline with published pricing (plans from $9 a month with a 7-day free trial, and about 584 credits for a 30 second presenter video), and the option to upload your own AI character reference instead of being locked into a library. You can also drop the same script into script to video for AI scenes without a presenter.
The technology is the same: an AI presenter lip-synced to a voiceover of your script. A talking head is the broad format. A spokesperson video is the business subset, with studio framing, a slower and more deliberate pace, a brand-aligned voice and a call to action that drives a demo or a sign-up. On MakeAIVideo both are made in Talking Avatar; see AI talking avatar videos for the format in general.
About 200 words for a 90 second video, at the 130 to 145 words a minute that suits a spokesperson read. A simple shape: a 10 second hook, 20 seconds of value, 40 seconds of proof, a 15 second call to action and a 5 second close. The counter under the script box estimates the runtime as you type, and a script can run to 5,000 characters.
Yes, with their permission. In Talking Avatar, choose Upload your video and add a 30 to 60 second landscape clip of them talking neutrally, well lit, against a simple background. The app lip-syncs that footage to each new script. The voice comes from the curated library, because MakeAIVideo doesn't clone voices, so it will not sound like them.
No. A synthetic presenter describing your product as your brand is fine. A synthetic presenter posing as a satisfied customer is not: the FTC's Endorsement Guides say an endorsement must reflect the honest opinion of the endorser, and its rule on fake reviews and testimonials covers testimonials that misrepresent they come from someone who does not exist. Write proof points from real customer outcomes you can evidence, and say them in the brand's voice.
Many will, and it is better to plan for that than to hide it. It matters least where people watch for the information: product walkthroughs, onboarding, release notes, internal training and policy updates. It matters most where the message rests on a real person's credibility, like a founder's personal pitch or a customer's own story, so keep a real person on camera there.
Yes, for explainers and intake ads, if the ad follows your state bar's advertising rules like any other ad. Keep outcome promises out of the script, write any required advertising label into it, and never use an AI presenter to play a client. Testimonials must come from real clients, shown as they are. Check with your state bar before anything runs; this is not legal advice.
Yes. A generated presenter reading a general script about a treatment puts no patient on camera, which suits weekly ads and treatment explainers. Before-and-after photos and testimonials still involve real patients, so they need written permission, a compliance review and, under the FTC's Endorsement Guides, proof the result is typical or a plain statement of what patients can generally expect.
For the scripted, repeatable layer, yes: weekday insight posts, a sales-page video you update when the offer changes, and program module intros. Keep your own face for personal outreach, discovery calls and client stories, where the buyer is deciding whether to trust you specifically. Label the AI posts.
Not well. Generated bodies moving through a compound lift still look wrong to a trained eye, so film form demos yourself, vertical and on a tripod. Use a presenter for promos, nurture clips and the questions every prospect asks.
Yes. A one-line caption such as "AI presenter, my script" costs nothing, and LinkedIn's audience is quick to spot avatars. Use presenters for branded product and explainer content, not for posts that are meant to be the founder speaking personally.
1:1 or 9:16 for the feed and 16:9 for longer pieces people watch on desktop. Each render is one ratio; to make another, switch the ratio in the editor and export again. Upload the MP4 to LinkedIn directly rather than linking to YouTube, so it plays in the feed.
Nothing is lost. Your account and finished videos stay exactly as they are, and your plan's credits reset on your next billing date. Run out? Add credits any time, from $5.
Paste the approved script, pick the presenter, and re-render whenever the message changes. Start a 7-day free trial with 350 credits, on plans from $9 a month.
