The script gets rewritten out loud
The text lives in chat threads and voice notes: by the time production starts nobody knows which version was final, and an honest test in the ad account needs five variants, not one.
Every decision about a presenter video, settled in one brief
Write the script yourself or generate it, then pick an avatar, a voice, the framing and the subtitle style. The project is saved whole — script, scenes, presenter, look — so you can reopen it or hand it to production whenever the message changes.
Why a presenter video stalls before anything is filmed
Every language starts from zero
The same video for another market means a fresh translation, a new voice talent and a different list of requirements. In practice the localised versions never even reach the brief.
Vertical is remembered last
The video is imagined in 16:9 while Reels and Shorts want 9:16. Framing and subtitle placement get decided at the last minute, once redoing them is expensive.
Three steps to a finished project
The script
Write the text yourself or ask the AI generator to draft it for the goal and the platform. A longer video is split into scenes, each with its own lines.
Presenter and voice
Pick an avatar from the catalogue — professional, news, education, casual or creative — and a voice profile that fits the language and the tone.
Framing and a saved project
Set the frame to 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:3, choose quality, background, subtitles and music, then save the project. The brief stays whole in your account, ready to reopen, copy or rewrite.
What is in the studio
Scripts in 20 languages
From Russian and English to Arabic, Japanese and Polish: the language is set on the project and drives which voices are offered.
An avatar and voice catalogue
Twelve presenters across five delivery styles and twelve voice profiles — professional, friendly, calm or dramatic.
Templates by purpose
Product review, social promo, news report, tutorial, corporate message, story, intro, sales pitch, FAQ answer, testimonial and announcement.
Every frame you need
16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, 1:1 for the feed and 4:3: framing and quality — SD, HD or 4K — are recorded on the project and switch in one click.
Subtitles in your brand's style
Font, size, colour, position and animation, including the word-by-word reveal short-form viewers already expect.
Projects are kept whole
Script, avatar, voice, settings and status live in your account, so the brief can be reopened and rewritten instead of started over.
In numbers
- 20
- languages a script can be written in
- 12
- avatars and the same number of voice profiles
- 4
- frame formats: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:3
Questions about the avatar studio
Do I have to film myself?
No. The presenter comes from the avatar catalogue and the voice from a ready-made profile, so no shoot is involved at all. You only work with the script text and the framing, audio and subtitle settings.
Which language will the avatar speak?
The language is set on the project and there are twenty options: Russian, English, Spanish, German, French, Arabic, Japanese and more. The voice profiles offered are the ones that match the language you chose.
Can I set a vertical format for Reels?
Yes. The frame switches between 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:3, and quality between SD, HD and 4K. Nothing has to be rebuilt: the script, the avatar and the voice stay exactly as they were.
Will I get a finished video file?
Final video rendering is not yet available in this module and is currently rolling out. What the studio gives you today is the complete brief — scene-by-scene script, avatar, voice, framing, background and subtitle styling — stored in your account and ready to hand to production.
Can a long video be split into parts?
Yes, a project supports scenes: each holds its own piece of the script and, when needed, its own avatar, voice and background. One video is assembled from blocks instead of written as a single monologue.
Build the brief for your first presenter video
Start with the script — the avatar, voice, framing and subtitles are configured in the same window and saved with the project.