VlogMe

Singing photo generator Make any photo sing

Add a face and a vocal track. VlogMe opens a performance-ready avatar workflow that follows the rhythm and mouth shapes of the audio.

  • 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 song upload to Lab and open in Video Studio’s Talking avatar with Hedra Avatar.

  1. Upload the singer
  2. Add the song
  3. Direct the performance
  4. Render the video

01A photo that sings

A photo that performs your audio

One studio portrait and one vocal track: the singer’s mouth, breaths and small head moves follow the audio instead of a looping animation.

  • Works with portraits, characters, and illustrated faces
  • Use your own song, vocals, or spoken-word performance
  • Audio-driven timing instead of a generic animation loop
  • Preview files locally before creating an account
Singing photo: a woman performs at a studio microphone
Singing photo9:16
Source image: a woman with short curly hair and a navy blazer standing at a studio condenser microphone in a recording room.
Singer photo

02Show, then explain

One photo, one song, two performances.

Singing photo: the woman in a straw hat sings an original acoustic song
Hedra Avatar · 9:169:16
Source portrait: a woman in a straw hat with an acoustic guitar on a porch at golden hour
Singer photo

01Your song

One portrait, one original song.

We generated a short original acoustic song with vocals in Audio Studio and gave it to Hedra Avatar with a single photo of the singer. The result is a 9:16 clip in the same waist-up framing, with lips and breaths following the melody.

Try it with your own song
OmniHuman 1.5 performance: a woman in a straw hat sings and strums an acoustic guitar on a sunlit porch
OmniHuman 1.59:16
Source portrait: a woman in a straw hat with an acoustic guitar on a porch at golden hour
Same photo

02More motion

More sway, more performance.

Same photo, same song, rendered with OmniHuman 1.5. The head tilts further and the shoulders sway with the music, so the clip reads as a performance rather than a singing face. It costs more per second — use it when the motion matters.

Try it with your own song

03Your recording

Bring the vocals you already have.

Upload a song excerpt, isolated vocals or a voice memo as MP3, WAV or M4A. The video follows the audio’s length — up to ten minutes with Hedra Avatar, up to 60 seconds with OmniHuman 1.5. Use music you own or have permission to use.

Try it with your own song

Video StudioAI avatar generator

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

03How it works

Three steps from photo to performance.

  1. Choose the singer

    Upload a clear photo of the person or character.

  2. Add the vocal track

    Use a song excerpt, isolated vocals, or your own recording.

  3. Render the performance

    Choose Hedra Avatar for clean lip sync in 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9, or OmniHuman 1.5 for more movement at the photo’s framing; check the estimate and render.

  • Hedra Avatar
  • OmniHuman 1.5
  • Songs & vocals
  • MP3 · WAV · M4A
  • 9:16

Complete AI video creation

From a singing photo to a finished music clip.

Generate an original track with vocals in Audio Studio, render the performance in Video Studio, then trim, grade and title it in Video Editor.

  • Original songs in Audio Studio
  • Hedra or OmniHuman performance
  • Trim, color and title in Video Editor
  • Every take saved in Lab
Create singing video

Questions before you create

Before the first note.

Does VlogMe create the song?

Not in this tool — it animates a photo from the audio you add. You can generate an original song with vocals in Audio Studio first; that is how the Hedra Avatar and OmniHuman 1.5 clips on this page were made.

Can I use copyrighted music?

Only if you own the recording or have permission to use it.

Will cartoons work?

Yes, when the eyes and mouth are clearly defined.

Which model should I choose?

Hedra Avatar for clean, expressive lip sync in 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9. OmniHuman 1.5 for more head and body movement at the photo’s original framing — it costs more per second.

How long can the song be?

The video matches the audio: up to ten minutes with Hedra Avatar and up to 60 seconds with OmniHuman 1.5. A chorus or a 15–30 second hook works best for social.

What does a singing video cost?

Credits per second of the song excerpt, so cut the verse or chorus you need before you render. There is no free plan: buy credits when you are ready, and the studio shows the estimate before you render.

Song ready?

Press play on your photo.

Choose the photo and the track 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
  • Your song, your timing
  • Vertical video ready to post

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