Generation modes

    Premade avatar

    Also called Stock avatar, Ready-made presenter.

    A premade avatar is a stock presenter from a ready-made roster you pick, rather than a face you supply or a mouth you lipsync onto footage you already shot.

    The roster is the product. You choose a presenter who already exists in the catalog — a stock face, often with a stock voice — and you never photographed them. That is a different door from uploading a portrait, and a different door from driving a mouth on a clip you shot.

    Lipsync is the mouth-matching job and will run on a photo you bring; it does not invent the identity. Character-consistency asks whether that identity holds across later jobs. UGC is the ad format that often wants a talking face. A premade avatar answers a prior question: whose face is this, and did you supply it.

    Versely's avatar generator splits the two routes on purpose. The agent can list the roster first; a photo-driven talking-head is a different request even when both end up as a presenter clip.

    In practice

    • Pick from the roster when you need a presenter and have no consented face to upload.
    • Treat the chosen avatar as the series identity — swapping stock presenters mid-run reads as a recast.
    • A photo-in talking head is a different job; do not send a portrait into a roster picker and expect it to be used.

    Avatar models

    Catalog entries that ship with ready-made presenters. 4 of the 305 models in the Versely catalog qualify.

    ModelProviderType
    HeyGen Avatar V5HeyGenLipsync
    VEED AvatarsVEEDLipsync
    HeyGen Avatar V3HeyGenLipsync

    The mistake to avoid

    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.

    Where you will run into it

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