Turn a clear pet portrait, mascot, or illustrated animal into a short character video for greetings, memes, and stories.
Upload the pet photo
Write one good line
Pick a voice
Render and share01Talking pet example
A single photo of a corgi beside a podcast mic becomes a short talking clip: the mouth moves with the line and the head turns naturally. Use it for greetings, memes, stories or a brand mascot.
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02Show, then explain
Cat · 9:169:16
01Any pet
One generated photo of a grey tabby on a windowsill and one deadpan ElevenLabs voice: “I did not knock the plant over. The plant simply chose to leave.” Hedra Avatar moves the mouth and head and keeps the fur and morning light intact.
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02Figurines and toys
Characters don’t need to be alive. This ceramic frog was one still image; a soft voice and Hedra Avatar turned it into a pond-side welcome: “Please keep your voices low, the lilies are sleeping.”
03Character voice
A grumpy cat, a cheerful puppy, a wise old owl: pick a ready-made ElevenLabs voice in Audio Studio, or record the line yourself. One or two short sentences land best.
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Every talking-avatar tool in one place03How it works
Front-facing images with visible eyes and mouth provide the strongest facial cues.
Short, characterful scripts usually feel more natural and shareable.
Voice the line in Audio Studio or upload one, render in Video Studio and download the clip.
Complete AI video creation
Keep the photo in Lab and give your pet a new line whenever something happens. Make the voice in Audio Studio, render the clip, then trim it or add a caption in Video Editor before you share.
Questions before you create
Yes, though animal anatomy varies. A clear front-facing photo gives the model the best chance of a convincing result.
Yes. Defined eyes and a visible mouth are more important than photorealism.
Try one short joke, greeting, reaction, or story beat that matches the animal’s personality.
Pick a ready-made ElevenLabs voice in Audio Studio that fits the character, or upload your own recording. The clip runs as long as the audio.
Use photos and characters you own or have permission to use — especially for brand or commercial posts.
It follows the length of the pet's line: credits per second of audio at the rate of the avatar model you choose, so a short one-liner costs least. There is no free plan: buy credits when you are ready, and the studio shows the estimate before you render.
Ready for its close-up?
Choose the photo and write the line here — no account needed yet. Sign in when you continue: the photo uploads to Lab and opens in Talking avatar with your line ready to voice, and you see the credit estimate before anything renders.
Credit estimate before generation · Buy credits only when you need them
