Bunsy · iOS & Android

An AI talking avatar from a single photo

A face, a voice you chose, and lips that match.

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Running over a fallen tree in a forest

Inside the app

An AI talking avatar involves three choices: the face, the voice and the lip-sync result. Preview the voice before generating, then check the performance and edit the clip on the timeline.

Preview your AI talking avatar's voice

Every voice in the catalogue has a preview. Choose the delivery before you render, instead of after.

  1. Generate — a screen from the Bunsy app

    01

    Generate

  2. Let it render — a screen from the Bunsy app

    02

    Let it render

  3. Cut it — a screen from the Bunsy app

    03

    Cut it

  4. Post it — a screen from the Bunsy app

    04

    Post it

Why it holds up

Lip sync that holds up

Mouth movement is matched to the audio you supply — a script you typed, a voice you generated, or a recording of your own.

Then caption it

Automatic subtitles with speaker labels, editable cue by cue, because most of this footage is watched with the sound off.

Made in Bunsy

What it produces

Clips made in Bunsy, exactly as they came out of the app.

Make your own
  • A man on a Manhattan street

    A man on a Manhattan street

  • An anime kid running through tall grass

    An anime kid running through tall grass

  • A mug of coffee at sunrise

    A mug of coffee at sunrise

  • Running over a fallen tree in a forest

    Running over a fallen tree in a forest

  • A woman reaching towards a park fountain

    A woman reaching towards a park fountain

  • A princess at a mirror, generated in Bunsy

    A princess at a mirror, generated in Bunsy

  • A robot watching over an editor at work

    A robot watching over an editor at work

Questions

Do I need a video to create an AI talking avatar?

No — a single photo is enough for a talking avatar. A video source is only needed when you want to drive an existing performance.

Which languages are supported?

The voice catalogue is multilingual, and dubbing can put a different language over the same footage. Available languages depend on the voice you pick, which is shown before you generate.

Can I use someone else's face or voice?

Only with their permission. Impersonating a real person is prohibited by the acceptable use policy, and the same goes for cloned voices.

Your first clip is
a minute away.

Free to download. Nothing to set up.