Start With the Portrait and Dialogue
Add a permitted portrait, the intended dialogue, and any authorized voice reference. Set the framing and visual direction in Pixo’s Playground.

Turn a permitted portrait plus dialogue or an audio reference into a talking-photo video with facial motion, lip sync, framing, and native audio. Generate the shot with MiniMax H3 in Pixo’s Playground, review the result, and use the approved clip in a complete video project.
New users receive 200 credits on sign-up. Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.
A speaking portrait needs both facial motion and audible speech. Plan the dialogue and references together, then check the generated shot's sound and synchronization. If you already have approved artwork or a product photo, animate an image from that reference.
An unsuitable voice can disconnect the portrait from the message. Use a permitted audio reference or clear dialogue direction and review the generated delivery. For a presenter-led message with supporting scenes, create an AI spokesperson video using a fictional or authorized identity.
A portrait's original crop may not suit the intended video. Plan framing and facial movement before generation and review the shot in its final sequence. If the scene needs a different permitted character identity, make a face swap video from the source footage.
Add a permitted portrait, the intended dialogue, and any authorized voice reference. Set the framing and visual direction in Pixo’s Playground.

Check the reference roles, written dialogue, expression, and camera direction before generating the shot with MiniMax H3.

Reuse approved characters, products, locations, voices, and visual references so separate generated scenes belong in the same video.

Review the generated scenes after generation. Regenerate only the shots that need changes, then arrange the approved video, voice, music, and sound in the final timeline.

Add a portrait you own or have permission to animate in Pixo’s Playground. Use a clear image and define the intended framing.
Assign a role to the portrait and any permitted audio reference so MiniMax H3 knows which face and voice direction to use.
Write the dialogue and describe expression, motion, and sound. Select MiniMax H3 and review the inputs before generation.
Generate the talking shot, then check the likeness, words, lip sync, and native audio. Revise and regenerate when needed, and use the approved clip in your final video sequence.
Use a permitted portrait and dialogue to generate a talking shot with native audio in MiniMax H3, then review motion and speech.
Add an audio reference you have permission to use and specify its role, checking the generated voice against the intended delivery.
Write the intended dialogue clearly and review names, numbers, and phrasing in the generated result; revise and regenerate when needed.
Choose the intended aspect ratio and framing, then place the approved talking shot alongside other scenes, music, and sound when building a longer video.
Use only authorized portraits and voices, keep their references consistent, and review every generated shot before publication.
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Common questions about creating a talking-photo video with facial motion, lip sync, framing, and native audio with AI.
Create a complete AI video from a prompt, script, or image—not just a single clip. Pixo brings an AI agent, storyboard tools, voice and sound, and leading video models including Veo, Kling, Hailuo, and Seedance into one workspace, from first idea to final cut.
Describe the video you want in everyday language. Pixo turns your text into a scene-by-scene storyboard, generates each shot with leading AI video models, and helps assemble a complete video you can refine before export.
New users receive 200 credits on sign-up. Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.