AI Talking Head Video

Both talking heads below came out of the workflow on this page, from the same 3.6 second voice line. On the left, Kling AI Avatar animated a single face photo. On the right, Sync Lipsync v3 moved the mouth of a silent clip of the same woman. The Video Editor put them side by side.

The loop above is the real render, shown without sound. To hear her say the line, open the Side by side cut node in the workflow at the top of this page. Nothing was filmed: the face, the voice, both clips and the cut are Wireflow outputs.

1. Add the face. Import a front facing photo, shoulders up, in even light. To make a new face, run an image node first; ours came from GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst.
2. Write the line. Type the words into a Text Input. Short lines are easy to check and redo: ours is ten words.
3. Voice it. Wire the Text Input into ElevenLabs v4 and pick a voice. Ours is Jessica, and the line ran 3.6 seconds.
4. Make it talk. Wire the photo into the Image Url input of Kling AI Avatar and the voice into its Audio Url input, then run it. Ours ran on the Pro setting and took about two minutes.
5. Or lip sync a clip. To keep a scene you already have, wire the clip and the voice into Sync Lipsync v3 instead. Only the mouth area changes.
6. Cut it. A Video Editor node adds a second shot, titles or captions, and its render costs 0 credits.

To voice a script with no face on screen, the same voice nodes run on the AI voiceover generator.

Wireflow bills each run in credits, by the model nodes in the graph. Starter is $36 a month for 2,660 credits, and Professional is $59 a month for 4,370 credits.

• Our photo route used 100 credits for a 4 second talking head: 20 for the ElevenLabs v4 voice and 80 for Kling AI Avatar on its Pro setting. That is $1.35 on Starter or Professional, about 26 clips a month on Starter and about 43 on Professional.
• Our clip route used 140 credits: 20 for the voice, 40 for the 5 second MiniMax Hailuo 03 Max Turbo clip and 80 for Sync Lipsync v3. That is $1.89 on Starter or Professional.
• For longer lines, Sync Lipsync v3 and HeyGen Avatar4 are listed at 16 credits a second, so a 10 second HeyGen Avatar4 clip uses 160 credits, $2.17 on Starter or $2.16 on Professional.
• The Video Editor render costs 0 credits.

Each paid node shows its price before it runs. New accounts get a free video.

You can run the same steps from a Claude chat. Add Wireflow as a connector once:

1. In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors. Click + Add and choose Add custom connector.
2. Name it Wireflow and paste https://www.wireflow.ai/api/mcp as the server URL.
3. Sign in to Wireflow when Claude asks, and approve the access.

The Claude app setup guide has the full steps. Then ask in plain words, for example:

Example prompt: "Use Wireflow. Send me an upload link for a face photo. Then voice this line with ElevenLabs v4: Thanks for watching, see you next week. Make the photo say it with Kling AI Avatar. Tell me the credit cost and wait for my yes before you run it."

With that last line, Claude looks up the price and waits for your yes before it spends any credits. Runs use the credits on your Wireflow account.

If you want a library of stock presenters, a script translated into many languages and a slide editor in one screen, a dedicated avatar studio does that. Wireflow has no stock presenters or teleprompter: you bring or generate the face, and each clip is a model run you can see and redo.

Short lines are the easy case. Our clips are under 4 seconds. For a long script you can run one clip per line and join them in the Video Editor, so each run stays cheap and easy to fix. For product-in-hand videos, see the UGC video generator.