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Make a talking avatar speak Turkish

Every ı, ğ and ş read as written, long suffixes included. Upload a portrait, paste a Turkish script and render in minutes.

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01Example in Turkish

A tea-brewing tip, spoken in Turkish

Warm the teapot first, add the tea and boiling water, and let it brew for at least ten minutes. Good tea takes a little patience. The clip opens with “Güzel bir çay için önce demliği sıcak suyla ısıtın.”

Script written in Turkish from the first line, not translated.

A woman with greying hair in a burgundy cardigan, at a table with a teapot and tulip glasses, explains in Turkish how to brew tea
Turkish9:16
Source portrait: a woman with greying hair in a burgundy cardigan at a table with a two-tier teapot
Source image

Made in VlogMe from one generated portrait: a Turkish voice track from ElevenLabs v3, lip-synced with Hedra Avatar in Video Studio.

02From source to publish

Download, export captions, share

Every render lands in Lab as an MP4. Audio Studio exports SRT or VTT caption files timed to the Turkish voice track. Then share a link or publish to social.

Publish to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and five more networks from Lab.

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A man with short curly hair in a denim shirt over a white T-shirt talks to the camera and gestures with both hands against a dark studio backdrop.
Avatar preview9:16
An earlier VlogMe avatar preview, shown for presenter style only. It does not demonstrate Turkish speech.

Your Turkish video in three steps

  1. Upload a portrait

    Any clear, front-facing photo you have the rights to, or a presenter generated in Image Studio.

  2. Paste a Turkish script

    All diacritics go in as written. Generate the voice track in Audio Studio.

  3. Animate and download

    Lip-sync the portrait to the voice track with Hedra Avatar in Video Studio, check the credit price and render.

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Questions about Turkish talking avatars

Are dotted and dotless I handled correctly?

Yes. Type ı and İ as you normally would; the voice reads them as the distinct sounds they are.

Does the voice handle long agglutinated words?

Yes. Long suffixed words are read naturally; listen to the voice track before you animate.

Can I mix English brand names?

Yes, mixed-language scripts work. Listen to the voice track and respell a name phonetically if it sounds off.

Turkish

Give your presenter a Turkish voice

Upload a portrait, voice your Turkish script and download the MP4. Audio Studio exports the SRT captions.

Make a Turkish videoSee pricing