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TTS x Hallo Talking Portrait is an innovative Video Generation tool designed to create talking avatars from text-to-speech (TTS) inputs. It uses advanced AI technology to generate realistic talking portraits by combining images and audio. This tool allows users to bring static images to life with synchronized audio, creating engaging and interactive experiences for various applications such as marketing, education, and entertainment.
• Avatar Creation: Generate realistic talking avatars from any image or portrait. • Text-to-Speech Integration: Convert written text into natural-sounding speech synced with the avatar's movements. • Customization Options: Adjust settings like animation styles, voice tones, and facial expressions. • High-Quality Output: Produce crisp, lifelike video outputs with smooth lip-syncing. • Cross-Platform Compatibility: Use the tool on multiple devices and platforms seamlessly. • User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive design for easy navigation and customization.
1. What formats are supported for image uploads?
TTS x Hallo Talking Portrait supports JPEG, PNG, and BMP formats for image uploads. Ensure the image is clear and high-resolution for best results.
2. Can I use my own voice for the avatar?
Yes! You can upload a pre-recorded audio file or use the built-in TTS engine to synthesize the text into speech.
3. How long does it take to generate a talking portrait?
The generation time depends on the length of the audio and complexity of the animation. Typically, it takes a few seconds to a minute for standard outputs.