Pruna AI avatar video model

P Video Avatar is the fast presenter generator

Use it when a portrait and voice track need to become a short talking presenter with controllable body motion.

digital human From 13 credits for 5 seconds at 720p.

Avatar Generation Input

Create a talking avatar from an image and audio with body-motion prompting and 720p or 1080p output.

From 13 credits for 5 seconds at 720p.

Your generated avatar will appear here.

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

Examples

P Video Avatar presenter example

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

Maya product presenter

A friendly product presenter built from a generated portrait and an Eleven V3 voice.

View prompt

Natural head movement, subtle facial expression, stable identity, clean speaking performance, realistic motion.

Model context

What makes P Video Avatar practical?

P Video Avatar is a direct image-and-audio avatar model. Give it a portrait, a speech track, and a short motion prompt, then review the talking result.

It is useful for product explainers, onboarding snippets, social announcements, and character clips where speed and controllable presentation matter.

Model strengths

Presenter jobs for P Video Avatar

Use it when a portrait and voice track need to become a short talking presenter with controllable body motion.

  • Short product presenters and training explainers from a generated or photographed portrait.
  • Avatar clips where a motion prompt should guide head movement, framing, and delivery style.
  • Fast spokesperson tests before investing in a more expensive digital-human render.

Prompt guide

Preparing a P Video Avatar clip

Use a direct portrait

A clear face, even lighting, and simple background give the model fewer identity problems to solve.

Upload final audio

Trim silence and fix pronunciation before generation. The video follows the audio.

Write natural motion

Prompt head movement, expression, and framing. Avoid exaggerated gestures unless the source image supports them.

Check identity stability

Review mouth shape, hairline, eyes, and face shape across the full clip.

Frequently asked questions

What inputs does P Video Avatar need?

It needs a portrait image and speech audio. The motion prompt guides how the avatar behaves.

What portrait works best?

Use a sharp front-facing or slight three-quarter portrait with visible facial features and simple lighting.

Can I control body movement?

Yes, through the video prompt. Keep movement modest for the most stable output.

When should I use Omni Human 1.5 instead?

Use Omni Human 1.5 when high-fidelity portrait performance matters more than quick presenter iteration.