An Arcads Alternative Built Around Actor, Voice and Language Variety

A presenter roster, or your own face

ai-avatar-generator covers both routes to a repeatable presenter: pick from a ready-made roster with no photo required, or turn a single clear portrait into a presenter Versely can reuse across every future script. The identity comes from a fixed source — the roster entry or the photo — so episode twelve of a campaign looks like episode one, not a slightly different face each time.

Some avatar models take a script directly and generate the voice and the video together; others expect an audio track and drive the performance from it, which is the route to take when a cloned or professionally recorded voice already exists.

The same read, several voices

clone_voice_from_audio turns a clean sample recording into a reusable voice_id, usable in generate_speech for every future script — the mechanism behind keeping one consistent voice identity across a whole UGC ad campaign rather than re-recording per variant. change_voice goes the other direction: it re-voices an existing take while keeping the original timing and delivery, for when the performance is right but the voice itself needs to swap.

generate_lipsync is the tool that actually animates a face to speak — an image and an audio track in, a synced talking clip out — powered by a choice of models (VEED Lipsync, Sync Lipsync 2.0, and VEED Fabric 1.0 Text among them) rather than one fixed engine, so quality and cost can be matched to the shot.

The same script, another language

dub_video runs the full localization pipeline — translate, re-clone the delivery, resync — on an existing video, with two engines to choose from: an audio-only path for straightforward dubbing up to 30 minutes, or a lip-synced path that also matches mouth movement to the new language's phonemes, capped shorter. Either way, one English UGC ad becomes a Spanish, French or other-language version without a second shoot.

Because dubbing and avatar generation share the same underlying voice infrastructure, a voice cloned for one campaign is available to both — the localized version can sound like the same presenter rather than a different stock voice standing in.

Cast, script and edit stay in one place

Casting an avatar, cloning a voice, generating the read and assembling the finished ad — captions, B-roll, a picture-in-picture layer — all run against the same generation history and credit balance, rather than a casting tool feeding files into a separate editor. edit_video is the assembly step once the performance exists: clips, transitions, music and captions in one call.