Spokesperson videos with an AI presenter, no film crew
This AI spokesperson video generator turns a topic into a spoken piece delivered by an AI-generated avatar you choose, across one to three scenes. It is a scripted brand video, not a customer review. Each scene sets its own location and action, the lines are written for you unless you supply them, and the finished video runs 5 to 30 seconds.
How it works
- 1
Pick an avatar and topic
An avatar is required — it fronts every scene. The topic can be a sentence.
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Describe the scenes
One to three, each 5 or 10 seconds, with its own setting and action.
- 3
Generate
Lines are written per scene unless you supply your own, then lip-synced.
What you can make
Brands illustrating a use case
Show how a product fits into someone’s day when you have no customer footage to work with.
Pre-launch products
Explain what the product does before launch with a video that is openly AI-presented, rather than waiting for customers to talk about it.
Ad creative teams
Produce several spoken angles quickly to find which message lands, before commissioning real footage.
Localised campaigns
Re-record the same message with a different avatar and voice per market instead of re-shooting.
This AI spokesperson video generator turns a topic into a spoken piece delivered by an AI-generated avatar you choose, across one to three scenes.
Make your first spokesperson videoSpecs & limits
| Required | An avatar, and a topic of 3–500 characters |
|---|---|
| Scenes | 1 to 3, each with its own setting |
| Scene length | 5 or 10 seconds each → 5–30 seconds total |
| Spoken lines | Auto-written per scene, or supply your own |
| Aspect ratios | 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 |
| Captions | Optional, burned in, top / centre / bottom |
Tips for better results
- Write the scene as a place and an action, not a mood. "Holding the jar at a kitchen counter, morning light" gives the model something to build; "authentic and relatable" does not.
- Supply the spoken line yourself when a specific claim matters. Auto-written copy is fine for tone, but you should control anything a customer could hold you to.
- Two scenes usually beats three. A change of setting adds credibility; a third often just adds five seconds people do not watch.
- Keep one avatar per campaign. A spokesperson reads as one presenter, and swapping faces between videos breaks the continuity this format relies on.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a real customer testimonial?
No. It is a scripted video delivered by a synthetic presenter — useful for illustrating a use case, not for standing in as a real person’s account. Presenting it as a genuine customer testimonial is deceptive, breaches ad-platform policy, and in most markets falls under consumer-protection and advertising rules. Label it as an illustration where context could mislead.
Do I need an avatar first?
Yes — an avatar is required, since it fronts every scene and is lip-synced to the script.
How long is the video?
Between 5 and 30 seconds: one to three scenes, each 5 or 10 seconds.
Can I write the script myself?
Yes. Each scene takes an optional spoken line; leave it blank and one is written for you.
Is it free?
No — generating spends AI credits from your Wujud account. Video costs more than image tools because each scene is generated and lip-synced; credits are bought as a pack, and new accounts start with none. AI tools need a paid plan.
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