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Talking head video from a portrait plus your narration | TheFluxTrain

Upload a clear headshot, add voiceover, and preview a synced speaking clip you can polish later. Handy for quick promos, explainers, and social previews inside Flow Studio.

Walkthrough for AI Speaking Avatar: still plate plus VO in one graph—preview clips before you polish in an editor.

Note: Video sinks typically cost more wall-clock time and credits than still previews.

Try it: Open the Speaking Avatar workflow


Bundled demo inputs

Portrait plate (swap with your licensed likeness)

Demo VO bundled with the landing: listen to sample MP3


What you’ll need

  • Clear portrait framing — slight 3/4 or straight-on works better than extreme angles early.
  • Clean narration audio — normalized levels and minimal room noise.
  • Optional wardrobe edit prompts if you use refinement branches before motion.

The workflow in one sentence

Prepare portrait candidates → select the active plate → attach VO → run Creatify Aurora → pick the best sink clip.


Inside Flow Studio

Branches optionally refine plates; a switch chooses which image feeds Creatify Aurora alongside audio and optional scene prompts.


Sample clip (template sink output)

pReview-quality motion—expect trimming, color, and captions outside Flow Studio for hero campaigns.


Step-by-step

  1. Open the workflowAI Speaking Avatar.
  2. Bring portrait + VO — Replace demo audio on the input wired to Creatify; swap portrait plates feeding the selector path.
  3. Tune the scene — Adjust optional prompt lines—or lock prompts and iterate motion only.
  4. Route the winner — Use the switch when multiple portrait candidates exist.
  5. Generate — Run the avatar node; audition sinks for lip-sync feel, then export for finishing.

Tips

  • Match VO energy to facial expression in the still.
  • Keep framing consistent across iterations so motion models stay stable.

Limitations

  • Treat first passes as drafts, not broadcast finals.
  • Only animate people you are authorized to depict.
  • Long scripts may need chunked VO or timeline edits elsewhere.

Next step

Open the Speaking Avatar workflow