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Generating voice & video

Generating is the quickest way to get something to work with. Type a script, pick what you want back, and the Studio produces a watermarked development asset you can play, review and edit.

Make an asset

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  1. Select a project (and a conversation, if you’re organising by scene).
  2. Choose a type:
    • Voice — spoken audio only, from your Voice model.
    • Talking-head video — your face animated to the generated speech (uses your Video model + your Voice model).
    • Combined — voice and video produced together.
  3. Optionally pick a role so the asset uses that character’s model.
  4. Type your script or prompt and select Generate.

Generation draws on the model behind the project or role — your own model if you’re generating as yourself (see Building your model), or a licensed / founder likeness otherwise. You only need the model for the type you’re generating: a Voice model is enough for voice, while talking-head needs a Video model too.

Your request is accepted immediately and the asset appears in the timeline as soon as it’s ready — you don’t have to wait on the page. Longer video takes a little longer than voice.

While it’s working

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Generation runs in the background, so you can keep queuing ideas. If a model is warming up you may see a short “warming up” message — try again in a moment. Clear messages replace the old failures: if voice or video is briefly unavailable, you’ll be told why rather than hitting an error.

After it’s generated

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Each asset lands in your project timeline and is filed automatically in the Media Vault. From there you can:

  • Play and review it, and leave comments.
  • Rename it or Save as New to branch a variant.
  • Open it in the editor to trim, arrange and combine it with other assets.
  • Promote it to production when it’s final.

Costs

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Every generation is metered in tokens and charged to your allowance or wallet. Drafts are inexpensive; see Tokens & billing.

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