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Selfie → Video Turn a selfie into a talking video

Skip filming yourself for every post. One good selfie + script = a finished video. Ship daily TikToks and Reels without a camera setup.

A selfie turned into a talking video: a man in a grey hoodie on a bridge at sunrise recommends the walk
Selfie → video · 9:169:16
Source portrait: a selfie of a man in a grey hoodie on a city bridge at sunrise
Selfie
  1. Take a selfie
  2. Write what you’ll say
  3. Pick your voice
  4. Render and post

Try it with your own selfie

Set up your selfie video

Sign in to continue. The selfie uploads to Lab after sign-in and opens in Video Studio's Talking avatar; you see the exact price before anything runs.

01A selfie that talks back

Your selfie, saying hello for you.

This greeting started as one phone selfie and a short script. The framing, light and outfit stay exactly as in the photo; the face and head move with the voice.

  • Front-facing selfie is enough — no studio, no lighting setup
  • Clone your own voice in Audio Studio from a 20–60 second sample
  • Or pick a ready-made ElevenLabs voice
  • Render dozens of variations from one selfie
  • Priced per second of audio — the credit estimate comes first
  • Download the MP4, or publish it to your connected social accounts now or on a schedule

Use your own selfie, or one you have permission to animate.

A still selfie turned into a talking video: a woman in denim overalls greets her followers
From one selfie9:16
Source selfie: a woman in denim overalls under a thatched roof
Selfie

02Show, then explain

Everything a daily post needs, from one selfie.

01Looks filmed

Your framing, your light, your outfit.

The video keeps the selfie exactly as you took it — arm’s-length angle, background and all — so the post looks like you picked up the phone and talked.

Animate a selfie

02Captions

Captions for the sound‑off scroll.

Make SRT or VTT captions from the same voice track in Audio Studio, or burn a short title into the clip with Video Editor’s text overlay.

Animate a selfie
A still selfie turned into a talking video: a woman in denim overalls greets her followers
Japanese · 9:169:16
Source selfie: a woman in denim overalls under a thatched roof
Same selfie

03Another language

Same selfie, now in Japanese.

This is the selfie from the example above with the script rewritten in Japanese, voiced with the same ElevenLabs voice and rendered again with Hedra Avatar. To translate a video you have already finished, send it to DUB instead.

Animate a selfie

Video StudioAI avatar generator

Every talking-avatar tool in one place
  1. Your starting materialA clear selfie with consent
  2. The resultA video with a speaking avatar
Continue in Video Studio

03How it works

From selfie to post in three steps.

  1. Take or upload a selfie

    Front-facing, well-lit, full face visible.

  2. Type the script

    Write it the way you would say it, then voice it in Audio Studio with your cloned voice or a ready-made one.

  3. Render & post

    Render a vertical MP4 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts; trim it or add a title in Video Editor. Then publish it right away or schedule it to your connected accounts.

  • 9:16
  • Voice clone
  • Captions
  • TikTok · Reels · Shorts
  • DUB

Finished examples

A plant tip, a morning ritual, a ride hook

A creator with short auburn hair, surrounded by houseplants, shares a quick plant-care tip in her daily vertical video
Plant tip9:16
Source portrait: a woman with short auburn hair in a bright apartment full of houseplants
Source image
Vertical social clip: a woman with coffee and flowers shares a morning ritual
Morning ritual9:16
Source portrait: a woman with coffee and flowers in a kitchen
Source image
Vertical hook: a man with a bike helmet on a riverside path asks why nobody told him about this route
Ride hook9:16
Source portrait: a man with a bicycle helmet on a sunny riverside path
Source image

Complete AI video creation

Post daily without filming daily.

Keep the selfie in Lab, write tomorrow’s script tonight, and render the next post in your own cloned voice. Trim it, title it, translate it — the photo never has to change.

  • Your cloned voice or a stock voice
  • Vertical, square or landscape
  • Titles and trims in Video Editor
  • Translations with DUB
Open Video Studio

Questions before you create

Before your selfie starts talking.

How many videos can I make from one selfie?

As many as you like: reuse the same selfie across projects, languages and voices. Each render uses credits.

Will it look like me?

It animates your actual photo, so the face, hair and background are yours. Add a clone of your own voice and it sounds like you too.

Which selfie works best?

A front-facing, well-lit photo with your whole face visible, taken at arm’s length. Sunglasses, heavy filters and extreme angles make the lip sync less convincing.

What happens to my selfie and script?

Your uploads stay in your private Lab. VlogMe doesn’t sell them and doesn’t train on your photos or scripts.

Can I post straight to TikTok, Instagram or YouTube?

Yes. Connect your accounts once, then publish the finished video right away or schedule it up to 90 days ahead. Publishing uses no credits.

What does a selfie video cost?

Credits per second of audio. Planning a video in Director is free, within usage limits; the render and any voice you generate in Audio Studio are paid in credits, with the price shown before you confirm.

Selfie ready?

Record nothing. Post today.

Open the talking-photo setup and add your selfie. After you sign in, type or record today’s script in Video Studio’s Talking avatar and check the credit estimate before you render.

Sign in when you continue · Credit estimate before generation