Feature

Turn a Script Into a Talking Character

Paste a line. Pick a character and a voice. It performs.

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Talking Character
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paths — animated character or AI avatar

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credits for the animation itself

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editable after it generates

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lip-sync to every line

The problem

Sound familiar?

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Every regeneration costs money

Script-to-video tools charge per render, so iterating on a line you are not happy with gets expensive fast.

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The output is a flat video

You get a file, not a scene. Want to move the character or change the background? Start again.

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Lip-sync alone looks lifeless

A mouth moving on a static body reads as a talking photo, not a performance.

The Glintia way

Script-to-video tools usually offer one path: generate an AI avatar video, spend the credits, and accept whatever comes back. Glintia gives you two. The animated path performs your script with a rigged character right in the editor — lip-synced, gesturing, and fully editable afterwards, with only the voiceover drawing on AI credits. The AI avatar path generates a photoreal talking video when that is what the project needs. Most of the time, the animated one is the right answer.

Benefits

Why creators love it

The animated path stays editable

An animated character performs your script with lip-sync and matched actions — and the animation itself costs no AI credits; only the voiceover does. The result is a normal, editable scene, not a flat video file.

Direct the performance, not just the mouth

A description like "cheerful, gesturing with hands" shapes how the character acts. When your action library has nothing for a moment, the AI animator creates a new action for it. Lip-sync is the floor, not the feature.

No length limit on the animated path

Animated characters can speak as long as your script runs. AI avatar clips are capped at about 15 seconds of speech, perfect for a hook or a key line.

Avatars render in the background

On the avatar path, switch tabs and keep working. Rendering continues server-side, you get a notification when it is ready, and subtitles can be generated in the same step.

Deep dive

A closer look

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Two paths, one panel

The animated path uses a rigged character in the editor — the animation is free, quick to iterate, and editable like any other scene; only the voiceover uses AI credits. The AI avatar path generates a photoreal talking video and uses credits by audio length. You choose per script, so the realism goes only where it earns its cost.

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Performance description shapes the acting

The description field drives gesture and energy, not just mouth shapes. The same line delivered as "nervous, hesitant" and "confident, big gestures" produces visibly different performances from the same character.

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Iteration is the point

On the animated path, change the text and the character re-animates — the only cost is the new voiceover, a couple of credits a minute with neural voices. That changes how you work: you write the line, watch it, rewrite it, rather than committing to a script before you have seen it performed.

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Three steps

How it works

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Write the script

Paste your line and describe how it should be delivered.

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Pick a character and voice

Choose an animated character or an AI avatar, then preview voices.

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Generate

The performance lands on your slide, ready to edit or regenerate.

Compare

The old way vs. the Glintia way

The old way With Glintia
Iterating on a line Pay per regeneration Re-animate free — only the voice uses credits
What you get back A flat video file An editable scene
Performance Mouth movement on a static body Gestures and expression from a description
Waiting on renders Keep the tab open Avatars render server-side and notify you

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Still curious? Ask us anything.

What is the difference between the two paths?
The animated path performs your script with a rigged character in the editor — the animation, lip-sync, and action matching cost no AI credits, only the voiceover does, and the result stays editable. The AI avatar path (Pro and above) generates a photoreal talking video and uses credits based on audio length.
Can I change the script after generating?
Yes. On the animated path, edit the text and it re-animates; only the new voiceover uses credits. On the avatar path, text-only changes reuse the existing video where possible, while a new performance description regenerates it.
Do I have to keep the tab open while it renders?
Not for avatars. Avatar rendering happens server-side and continues if you switch tabs. You get a notification when it is done. Animated performances are built right in the editor.
Can I use my own voice instead of a generated one?
Yes — in the Lip Sync panel, record your microphone or upload audio, and your character lip-syncs to it.

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