ByteDance high-fidelity avatar model

Omni Human 1.5 is for expressive portrait performance

Use it when the avatar's face, emotion, and subtle performance matter more than a quick talking-head draft.

digital human 16 credits per second of audio.

Avatar Generation Input

Animate a clear portrait from speech audio with lifelike facial expression and natural digital-human motion.

16 credits per second of audio.

Your generated avatar will appear here.

Upload a portrait image, add voice audio, and click 'Generate Avatar' to start.

Examples

Omni Human 1.5 expressive avatar example

Hover a card to preview, then open the player to watch with sound and review the full prompt.

Fireside storyteller

A painted storybook character reacting with genuine warmth to a designed storyteller voice.

View prompt

Animate the supplied storybook portrait from the narration while preserving the painted style, identity, and warm fireside expression.

Model context

What does Omni Human 1.5 add to avatar generation?

Omni Human 1.5 focuses on lifelike portrait animation from an image and audio track. Its value is expression: eyes, face movement, and emotional delivery.

It is a strong fit for storytelling, character narration, high-quality presenters, and portrait-driven clips where the still image's style should be preserved.

Model strengths

Avatar work suited to Omni Human 1.5

Use it when the avatar's face, emotion, and subtle performance matter more than a quick talking-head draft.

  • Storyteller and character performances where micro-expression and warmth matter.
  • Portrait-driven presenters that need more lifelike facial motion than a basic lip-sync pass.
  • Illustrated or photoreal source images where preserving the original style is part of the result.

Prompt guide

Directing Omni Human 1.5

Choose an expressive source image

The portrait should already communicate the character, lighting, and mood you want.

Use clean emotional audio

The model follows the performance in the voice track, so record or generate the acting before video.

Avoid cluttered portraits

Busy backgrounds, odd head angles, and covered faces make facial animation harder to judge.

Review style preservation

For illustrated portraits, check whether the animation keeps the painted or stylized look.

Frequently asked questions

What is Omni Human 1.5 best for?

It is best for expressive digital-human portrait animation driven by a clear image and speech audio.

Can it animate illustrated characters?

Yes, but the source should have a clear face and stable front-facing structure.

What should I check in the output?

Watch eyes, mouth timing, face shape, style preservation, and whether the emotion matches the voice.

When is P Video Avatar a better fit?

Use P Video Avatar for faster presenter tests and prompt-guided body movement.