Turn a Photo into a Talking Video

You upload a portrait photo and a voice clip. An audio-driven image-to-video model, such as WAN 2.6 or 2.7, uses the photo as the first frame and animates the face from the audio, adding expression and head motion. You can also skip the clip and write the line in your prompt for a native-audio model such as Veo 3.1.

A clear, front-facing photo with good lighting and an unobstructed face gives the most natural result. Avoid sunglasses, extreme angles, and blurry images.

Yes. Upload a voice recording and the model animates the mouth from it. Make sure you have the rights to any voice you use.

Mouth movement follows the audio, but these are general video models rather than a dedicated lip-sync engine, so accuracy varies by clip. Clear speech, a front-facing portrait, and short takes give the best results; regenerate any take that drifts.

You can upload audio in other languages and the model animates the face from it, which helps when localizing the same presenter. Check each take, since results vary by language and clip.

Each clip is short: WAN 2.6 makes 5, 10, or 15 seconds and WAN 2.7 makes 2 to 15 seconds. For a longer script, split it into several clips.

Yes. Paid plans include commercial rights, so you can use talking avatars in ads, content, and client work. Make sure you have rights to the likeness and voice you use.

Morphed is a paid product — creating an account is free, but generating requires a plan. Plans start at $9/month with 30% off your first 3 months, and you can cancel anytime.