Build a controlled digital version of yourself or a consenting subject for explainers, internal messages, fictional scenes, or recurring character content. Pixo supports audio-driven character animation, multimodal video, speech, voice design, and consent-based voice-cloning routes.
Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.
Define the subject, purpose, permitted channels, storage, disclosure, and withdrawal process.
Use a clear authorized image, approved script, and original or authorized voice.
Decide how viewers will learn that the person, voice, or action is synthetic.
Use these written examples as a starting point. Adapt the subject and references to your project; generated results will vary.
Create a short consent-based presenter video from my authorized portrait and approved voice track. Neutral medium shot, natural blinking and small head movements, preserve facial proportions, clothing, background, and lighting; no gestures outside frame.
Use my authorized portrait, script, and permitted motion reference to create an original welcome message. Preserve identity and wardrobe, use restrained hand movement and a locked camera, synchronize to the supplied audio, no extra people or text.
Identity, lip movement, hands, clothing, and background can change. Review every frame, obtain informed permission, and disclose synthetic media where viewers could misunderstand it.
Confirm the subject, allowed use, voice rights, disclosure, retention, and revocation process.
Use a clear authorized image, approved script, voice track, and optional permitted motion reference.
Choose an audio-driven or multimodal model whose accepted references fit the scene.
Inspect identity, lips, hands, clothing, background, synchronization, and disclosure before use.
Compare another approach before choosing a workflow.
Inputs, creative control, and finishing your project.
Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.