Veed Avatars lipsync is 30 credits, 4K, on the roster

veed-avatars-lipsync is a premade-avatars row at 30 credits and 4K — you pick a stock presenter; it is not photo-in Avatar 4 at 50 credits.

The catalog slug is veed-avatars-lipsync. The display name is VEED Avatars. You book a face that already lives on the roster. You do not upload a selfie. You do not spend 50 credits on HeyGen Avatar 4’s photo-in mouth pass and call it the same job because both rows talk.

Premade-avatars is the roster, not a selfie

VEED Avatars is VEED’s premade-avatars row: lipsync content type, audio on, 4K ceiling, 30 credits. Catalog description: professional talking avatar generation with natural expressions and lip synchronization. requires_image is false. The plate is a stock presenter you pick. The track is the line that presenter has to speak.

A premade avatar is a stock presenter from a ready-made roster, rather than a face you supply or a mouth you lipsync onto footage you already shot. You choose a presenter who already exists in the catalog, and you never photographed them.

AI lipsync and the AI avatar generator are the doors. Video-to-lipsync wants footage you already shot. Image-to-lipsync wants a still you brought. This row wants neither. It wants a name from the list. Treat the chosen avatar as the series identity. Swapping stock presenters mid-run reads as a recast.

30 credits, 4K, audio on

Thirty credits is the catalog display price. Max output resolution is 4K. Audio is on because a talking avatar without a track is a still with a job title. There is no duration menu on the record; length follows the performance you ask for, not a 5s/10s picker like a text-to-video row. Plan against 30 on the roster card.

Do not spend 30 credits to discover you wanted b-roll, your actor’s plate, or a warehouse. You get a professional talking avatar with lip sync, not a location you invented in text. Natural expressions and lip synchronization apply to the premade performer. If the cut is not a person talking, leave.

Not photo-in Avatar 4 at 50 credits

HeyGen Image to Video is the other mouth on this leftover: slug heygen-avatar4-image-to-video. Content type lipsync. Category audio-to-lipsync, not premade-avatars. requires_image is true. Catalog copy: upload a selfie and choose a voice — HeyGen Avatar 4 generates realistic lip-sync video. Credits 50. Audio true. Durations empty.

That 50 is the floor. The matrix is per second at 10 credits per second, minCredits 50, maxCredits 1200. Qualities listed: 1080p, 360p, 480p, 540p, 720p. No 4K ceiling is listed on this slug. Aspects: 16:9, 5:4, 1:1, 4:5, 9:16, auto.

The selfie is the plate. The voice is the track. No photo, no job. VEED Avatars is the opposite input: no selfie, roster pick, 4K, 30 credits. Mis-labelling “HeyGen, so it can do our brand presenter without a photo” is how 50 credits fails on a missing still. Mis-labelling “VEED, so it will use the founder selfie” is how 30 credits books a stranger.

Input you actually have	Row	Catalog
No face, need a stock presenter	VEED Avatars (premade-avatars)	30 credits, 4K
Approved selfie plus a voice	HeyGen Avatar 4 (audio-to-lipsync)	50-credit floor
Footage you already shot	A video-to-lipsync row	Not either of these

Pick the roster when you have no consented face

The pitfall is using a premade avatar when the brief is that a specific real person is speaking. The roster is identity you did not supply, and the audience can tell. If the founder has to be the founder, photograph them and leave this slug. That is Avatar 4, plus a grant that covers the use.

If the brief is “a professional talking presenter, 4K, no photo,” VEED Avatars is the 30-credit roster answer. Pick one. Script the line. Run the mouth pass. A room around them is a different shot.

Do not upload a selfie to a premade-avatars row and expect it to be used. Do not skip the photo on Avatar 4 and expect a roster twin. The test is whose face is this, and did you supply it. Roster: VEED, 30, 4K. Photo-in: Avatar 4, 50. Different plate.

FAQ

Do I upload a photo to VEED Avatars?

No. requires_image is false. Category is premade-avatars. You pick a stock presenter from the roster. A selfie belongs on Avatar 4.

Why 30 credits instead of Avatar 4’s 50?

Different inputs, different ceiling. VEED Avatars is a 30-credit, 4K, premade-avatar generate. HeyGen Avatar 4 is a 50-credit floor, photo-in, billed per second at 10 credits, up to 1200. You are booking a different plate.

Is this a scene generator?

No. You get a professional talking avatar with lip sync, not a location you invented in text. World-building belongs on a video generate.

Can I recast the roster every week?

You can. It reads as a new hire every Monday. Treat the chosen avatar as the series identity. If the brief needs a specific real person, bring a consented still to Avatar 4.