Clone your voice and create an avatar

The Studio is what makes the closing video believable. Instead of an anonymous synthetic voice, it is your voice and your face addressing the visitor by their first name. This guide takes you from a voice sample to a video template ready to attach to a quiz.

Clone your voice

Voice cloning learns your timbre from a short recording, then can speak any text — including each visitor's first name, on the fly.

1. 01In the Studio, open “My voice”, then “Clone a voice”.
2. 02Read the sample text aloud, in a quiet room.
3. 03Aim for 1 to 2 minutes of clean audio: the right quality-to-time balance.
4. 04Run the cloning and listen to the preview. If it sounds unnatural, record the sample again.

Create an avatar

The avatar gives a face to the voice. Start from a sharp photo or a short intro video; the Studio generates a character that lip-syncs with your cloned voice.

1. 01Open “My avatar”, then “Create an avatar”.
2. 02Upload a front-facing, well-lit photo on a neutral background — or a short head-and-shoulders video.
3. 03Pick the lip-sync mode: “natural” for a human feel, “sharp” for very crisp articulation.
4. 04Generate and preview. You can keep several avatars (outfit, backdrop) for different quizzes.

Build the video template

A video template combines your avatar, your voice, and the variables captured by the quiz. You write a script with placeholders; the first name and answers slot in for each visitor.

• Insert variables with double braces: Hi {{firstName}}, your goal is {{goal}}.
• Keep the script short (15 to 30 seconds): that is the format that holds attention.
• End with an action line that leads to the result button (book, download, reply).

Hi {{firstName}} 👋
Based on your answers, your main challenge is {{goal}}.
Here is the first thing to put in place — shall we talk?

Check the quality

Before attaching the template to a quiz, test it with a fake set of answers. Check three things.

• First-name pronunciation (test a rare or foreign name).
• Lip-sync alignment around the variables, where the text length changes.
• Natural transitions: no abrupt cut between segments.

Once the template is validated, go back to your quiz result screen to attach it — see Create your first quiz. For the product view of the Studio, see Features.