VlogMe

Voice-to-avatar workflow Turn an ElevenLabs voice into an avatar video

Upload the final voice track and a portrait. VlogMe maps the real timing, pauses, and delivery onto a talking avatar.

  • Set up without signing up
  • Files stay local until you continue
  • See the credit estimate before you render

Try it with your own files

Set up your generation

After you sign in, your photo and audio upload to Lab and open in Video Studio’s Talking avatar with Hedra Avatar.

  1. Export the voice
  2. Add a portrait
  3. Direct the delivery
  4. Render the video

01Voice file in, presenter out

Your voice file gets a face

This woodworker speaks a nine-second track made with ElevenLabs v3 — the same kind of file you export from ElevenLabs. Hedra Avatar lip-syncs the portrait to it: pauses, emphasis and breaths all come from the audio, and the voice itself is never re-generated.

  • Use exported ElevenLabs MP3, WAV, or M4A audio
  • Audio timing drives the avatar performance
  • Pair with a real portrait, character, or illustration
  • Keep your chosen voice while adding a visual presenter
Voice to avatar: a bearded woodworker in a leather apron explains how he looks after his tools
Hedra Avatar · 9:169:16
Source portrait: a woodworker in a leather apron
Portrait

02Show, then explain

The voice leads. The face follows.

01Bring the voice

Use the take you already approved.

Export the final MP3, WAV or M4A from ElevenLabs, or create the voice in VlogMe’s Audio Studio. Files up to 50 MB work; with Hedra Avatar a video can run up to ten minutes and always matches the audio length.

Upload your voice file

02Pick the framing

Vertical, square or wide from the same audio.

One voice file can drive a 9:16 Short, a 1:1 feed post and a 16:9 lesson. Render the format each channel needs without touching the recording.

Upload your voice file
The same woodworker with a different, calmer voice describing his workshop at dawn
Second voice · 9:169:16
Source portrait: a woodworker in a leather apron
Same portrait

03Any voice

Same face, a calmer voice.

We kept the woodworker’s portrait and swapped in a different ElevenLabs voice with a softer, calmer tone. The mouth, pauses and emphasis follow the new track — the audio drives everything.

Upload your voice file

Video StudioAI avatar generator

Every talking-avatar tool in one place
  1. Your starting materialA portrait and prepared audio
  2. The resultA video with a speaking avatar
Continue in Video Studio

03How it works

Three steps from voice file to video.

  1. Export the final voice

    Finish pronunciation, pauses, and emphasis in ElevenLabs before uploading.

  2. Choose the avatar image

    Use a portrait you own or are licensed to animate.

  3. Generate the performance

    VlogMe maps the supplied voice track onto the avatar and creates the video.

  • MP3 · WAV · M4A
  • Hedra Avatar
  • OmniHuman 1.5
  • Up to 10 min
  • 9:16 · 1:1 · 16:9

Finished examples

An onboarding welcome, a pasta tip in Italian, a workshop invitation

Onboarding welcome: a man in glasses and a navy sweater greets a new teammate and outlines the first week
Onboarding9:16
Source portrait: a man in glasses and a navy sweater in a bright open-plan office
Source image
A man with curly dark hair in a white apron, at a home stove, shares the secret of perfect pasta in Italian
Italian9:16
Source portrait: a man with curly dark hair in a white apron in a rustic kitchen with basil
Source image
A woodworker in a leather apron talks about his workshop
Third voice9:16
Source portrait: a woodworker in a leather apron
Source image

Complete AI video creation

Keep the voice. Build the video around it.

Your approved voice stays exactly as recorded. Render it with a new presenter or format in Video Studio, make SRT captions from it in Audio Studio, trim and title the clip in Video Editor, and translate the finished video with DUB.

  • Your ElevenLabs file, unchanged
  • Hedra, OmniHuman or HeyGen presenter
  • Captions from the same audio
  • Every result saved in Lab
Create avatar video

Questions before you create

Before you upload the voice.

Is VlogMe affiliated with ElevenLabs?

No. ElevenLabs is an independent company and trademark. VlogMe’s Audio Studio uses ElevenLabs voices as a provider, and this workflow also accepts audio you export from your own ElevenLabs account.

Does VlogMe change the voice?

No. The talking-avatar workflow follows the uploaded audio’s timing and sound.

Can I use a cloned voice?

Only when you have the speaker’s permission and comply with the voice provider’s terms and applicable law.

Which audio files can I upload?

MP3, WAV or M4A up to 50 MB. Hedra Avatar accepts up to ten minutes of audio per video; OmniHuman 1.5 and HeyGen Avatar V up to 60 seconds.

Does it work with other voice tools?

Yes. Any clean speech recording works — another text-to-speech tool, a podcast mic or your phone.

What does a voice-to-avatar video cost?

Credits per second of your ElevenLabs track, at the rate of the avatar model you choose; uploading the voice you already have costs nothing. There is no free plan: buy credits when you are ready, and the studio shows the estimate before you render.

Your voice track is ready

Give the voice a face.

Choose the voice track and the portrait here — no account needed yet. Sign in when you continue: both upload to Lab and open in Talking avatar, and you see the credit estimate before anything renders.

  • No filming crew
  • Voice stays unchanged
  • Export for every channel

Credit estimate before generation · Buy credits only when you need them