Quick or Realistic: the two presenter modes

When you do not want to film, a presenter says your words. Choose who speaks — a ready-made character, one you invent, or a photograph — then how they sound, then what they say: about a minute, nine hundred characters at most.

Quick. A presenter with an avatar look, ready fast. A fixed price in credits, shown on the button, charged when the video arrives — never if it fails.

Realistic. A natural voice and a lifelike face, animated from the picture. The price depends on the length of your text: an estimate shows on the button before you make it, and it is given back if the video fails. It takes a few minutes.

Voices. In Realistic you pick a voice and its tone — warm, lively — among those that match the character. “Listen” plays a sample, free.

Language. The video speaks the language your script is written in.

“Realistic · soon” on the button means the mode is not open on your account yet. Quick works meanwhile.

Once made, it is sent like any other video message: Sending a video message.