OmniHuman 2.0
OmniHuman 2.0 — Talking avatar
Animate a portrait with an uploaded voice recording. Add one image and one audio file, review the task settings, and continue in Vizify to create a talking video.
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Talking avatar
Reviewed 2026-11-01
Where this family fits.
Animate a portrait with an uploaded voice recording. Add one image and one audio file, review the task settings, and continue in Vizify to create a talking video.
What not to assume.
Output length follows the recording. Inspect lip sync, motion and identity; exact preservation is not guaranteed.
The current balance check uses the 300-second maximum, rather than a trusted measurement of your recording. Final usage is reconciled after processing. This can require more available balance than a short recording ultimately consumes.
What should I upload?
Upload one portrait image and one WAV or MP3 recording. Audio must be 4–300 seconds and at most 15 MiB; the image upload limit is 10 MiB. A motion instruction is optional, up to 300 characters.
What will I receive?
The task produces a 720p talking-avatar video driven by the audio. It is not a text-to-video workflow, voice clone or image generator.
Capability review
The form and delivery contract were reviewed against the Vizify integration on 2026-11-01. This is not a guarantee of channel availability, speed or output quality.
Questions about OmniHuman 2.0 — Talking avatar
What should I upload?
Upload one portrait image and one WAV or MP3 recording. Audio must be 4–300 seconds and at most 15 MiB; the image upload limit is 10 MiB. A motion instruction is optional, up to 300 characters.
What will I receive?
The task produces a 720p talking-avatar video driven by the audio. It is not a text-to-video workflow, voice clone or image generator.
What are the current limits?
Output length follows the recording. Inspect lip sync, motion and identity; exact preservation is not guaranteed.
How is usage estimated?
The current balance check uses the 300-second maximum, rather than a trusted measurement of your recording. Final usage is reconciled after processing. This can require more available balance than a short recording ultimately consumes.