Pick a face, type the line, and get a clip of them saying it.
Creating an account is free. Your line comes with you.
The small image is the portrait that went in. The prompt is what they say.

Welcome back to the kitchen. Tonight I will show you the one trick that keeps every risotto creamy without a drop of cream.

We just shipped the update you asked for. Faster exports, cleaner captions, and one button that does both. Go try it.

Stop stretching before your run. Walk for five minutes instead, and save the stretching for when your muscles are warm.
A saved character, or one clear front-facing photo.
Write it as they would say it. Short lines land better on camera.
The MP4 is yours, and the clip stays in your media library.
Full projects, built from single shots like these.
A character you saved in Framesurfer, or a photo you upload. Character Portrait is the quickest way to make one that reuses well.
Up to 20 seconds on Pruna P-Video, up to 15 seconds on Grok Imagine, up to 15 seconds on MiniMax H3 Max Turbo, up to 30 seconds on Alibaba Wan 3, up to 12 seconds on Seedance 1 Lite, up to 12 seconds on Seedance 1 Pro, up to 12 seconds on Seedance 1.5 Pro, up to 15 seconds on Seedance 2.0, up to 15 seconds on Seedance 2.0 Fast, up to 10 seconds on Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro, up to 15 seconds on Kling 3.0, up to 8 seconds on Veo 3.1, up to 8 seconds on Veo 3.1 Fast, up to 12 seconds on Sora 2 and up to 12 seconds on Sora 2 Pro. You pick the exact length before generating.
The clip is generated with the character speaking it. Framesurfer's separate voiceover layer is for narration over a whole video, not for this.
You can pick the face and write the line without one. Generating runs a paid model, so it needs an account on a plan.
Yes. Under our terms you own what you create and can use it personally or commercially.
Create a clear character look you can later turn into a talking clip.
Animate a still. The photo becomes the first frame of the clip.
Describe a shot and get one short clip. No project, no storyboard.
Turn a small idea into a scene-by-scene script with exact timestamps.
One face, one line, one clip.