An AI-generated presenter for your brand videos
This AI avatar generator turns a written description into portraits of a synthetic presenter, not a real person, and can animate any of them into a short silent clip that keeps the face consistent. Once you have an avatar you like, the ad and spokesperson video tools can use it as their on-screen presenter.
How it works
- 1
Describe your avatar
Age, look, clothing, setting. Then choose how many, the size and the quality.
- 2
Generate the stills
Up to four portraits per run, saved to your media library.
- 3
Animate one, if you want
Write a motion prompt, pick 5 or 10 seconds, and wait a minute or three for the clip.
What you can make
Founders who hate being filmed
A consistent presenter for product videos, so the brand has a face that is not yours.
Performance marketers
Build two or three avatars once, then run the same script through each to see which presenter your audience trusts.
Faceless channel creators
A recurring host character that viewers recognise from one upload to the next.
Social media managers
A short animated clip of the avatar makes a quick intro or reaction post on its own, no editing needed.
This AI avatar generator turns a written description into portraits of a synthetic presenter, not a real person, and can animate any of them into a short silent clip that keeps the face consistent.
Design your first avatarSpecs & limits
| Description | 3 to 2,000 characters |
|---|---|
| Stills per run | 1 to 4. Square, Portrait or Landscape. Standard or High |
| Animation | Motion prompt required, 5 or 10 seconds |
| Audio | None. Animation is silent motion only |
| Render time | About 1 to 3 minutes per clip |
| Reused by | Ad video, ad variations, testimonial and faceless video tools |
Tips for better results
- Describe the face plainly and early. A clear head-and-shoulders portrait, looking at the camera, makes the best presenter for the video tools later.
- Put the setting in the description too. A home office, a shop counter or a studio wall tells viewers what kind of person this is before they say a word.
- Keep motion prompts small. "Nods and smiles, slight head tilt" holds the face far better than asking the avatar to walk across a room.
- Start with 5 seconds. Anything past 5 seconds is billed per extra second, so stretch to 10 only once the motion looks right.
- Animate again rather than starting over. Every version is kept, so you can try a different motion on the same still and compare.
Frequently asked questions
Can my avatar talk?
Not in this tool. Animate makes silent motion only: no voice, no script, no lip-sync. To have the avatar speak, use it in the ad video, ad variations, testimonial or faceless video tool, which add the voiceover and sync the lips.
Will the face stay the same when animated?
That is what the animation step is tuned for. Gentle motion holds best, and big movements or turning away from the camera give it more room to drift.
Can I make an avatar of a real person?
This tool works from a written description, not a photo. Do not describe a real, identifiable person, and do not present a synthetic presenter as a real customer or employee.
Is it free?
No. Each run spends AI credits from your Wujud account. Stills are billed per image, with High costing more. Animation is a base charge covering 5 seconds plus a charge per second beyond that. Credits are bought as a pack, new accounts start with none, and AI tools need a paid plan.
Can I use the avatar in ads?
Yes. Just do not pass it off as a real person’s endorsement. Ad platforms treat that as misleading.
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