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VVimorph

AI talking photo

Turn one clear portrait into a talking video

Write a script and choose a voice, or upload audio you have already recorded. It works well for product explainers, course intros, announcements, and short-form videos.

The same portrait shown before and while speaking
Clear portraitText or audio

Use text or bring your own audio

Start with a script

Choose this when you have copy but no recording. Vimorph creates the speech first, then uses it to drive the portrait.

Upload recorded audio

Use a finished recording when its pace, pauses, and delivery should carry into the video.

From portrait to finished clip in three steps

01

Choose a suitable portrait

One person, a clear face, and a front or slightly angled pose work best.

02

Add what they should say

Enter a script and choose a voice, or upload an audio file.

03

Review and download

The task runs in the background. Check the mouth movement and frame before saving the result.

Check these four things before uploading

  • There is one main person in frame
  • The face is large enough to see clearly
  • Nothing covers the mouth or chin
  • Lighting is even, without harsh shadow or blown highlights

Some portraits are simply a poor fit

Group photos, strong side profiles, low-resolution screenshots, and covered mouths are more likely to fail or produce awkward movement. A better source photo usually helps more than submitting the same one again.

Only use images and voices you have permission to process.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to upload audio?

No. Enter a script and choose a voice, or upload your own audio when timing and delivery already matter.

Which photos work best?

Use one clearly visible person, facing forward or at a slight angle, with even light and no object covering the mouth.

What determines video length?

The generated video follows the length of the synthesized or uploaded audio.

Can I use someone else's photo?

Only use a person's image and voice when you have permission to create and publish the result.

Try it with one portrait

Make a talking photo