Real-time text to speech avatar: type it, hear it, see it spoken
For creators, teachers and support teams who want a talking avatar that reads their script aloud, lip-synced and ready to export.
How it works
Make a talking avatar in four steps.
From typed script to a lip-synced presenter you can export.
Paste or type your script
Drop in the lines your avatar will read. Short sentences read best aloud.
Pick the avatar
Upload a photo of you or choose a ready presenter. The face you pick is the one that speaks.
Choose voice, language and pace
Hear each text to speech voice before you commit, then set the language and how fast it reads.
Generate and watch it speak
Frameo lip-syncs the avatar to the voice. Check the result, then export.
Text to speech voices
Hear the voice before you see the face.
Four voices read the same line. Pick the one that sounds like your presenter.
Warm narrator
Rich, unhurried. Suits stories, lessons and welcomes.
“Hi, I'm your new presenter, and I can read anything you type.”
Use this voiceBright explainer
Clear and upbeat. Suits product demos and how-tos.
“Hi, I'm your new presenter, and I can read anything you type.”
Use this voiceCalm support agent
Steady and kind. Suits help answers and FAQs.
“Hi, I'm your new presenter, and I can read anything you type.”
Use this voiceEnergetic creator
Quick and playful. Suits intros and social videos.
“Hi, I'm your new presenter, and I can read anything you type.”
Use this voice
Live teleprompter
Hi, I am your new presenter.
I can read anything you type.
Pick a voice, pick a pace.
Then press play and listen.
Speaking line 2 of 4
Feed the prompter. Hear it read back.
Real output
Talking avatar videos and the scripts behind them.
›Handheld shot following a presenter in a navy blazer, a man in his forties with a short beard, walking slowly through a bright open-plan office, gesturing calmly with one hand as he speaks to camera, blurred desks behind, large softbox daylight from the left, clean neutral colours, no text. Photoreal, 6-second 3:4 clip.
›Locked-off medium shot of a warm woman support agent in her forties, black hair, green cardigan, light headset, seated at a wooden desk, speaking kindly to camera at a calm pace with small nods. Warm side window light at 3500K from the right, soft organic shadows, blurred plants behind, no text. Photoreal, 7-second 3:4 clip.
›Slow push in on a calm teacher in his fifties, grey cardigan and round glasses, standing by a blank green chalkboard in an empty classroom, explaining gently to camera with an open palm. Late-afternoon golden light slanting from a tall window, dust in the air, warm greens and browns, no text. Cinematic, 8-second 3:4 clip.
›Slow orbit to the right around a woman creator in her twenties, curly hair, yellow hoodie, who waves, grins and talks with lively head movement, seated in a dark bedroom studio at night, warm lamp light against cool blue window glow, no text. Photoreal, vivid, 5-second 3:4 clip.
Text to speech avatar questions
You hear each voice as you set it up, before you generate. The lip-synced video takes a short render after you press generate. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
Yes. Upload a clear photo of yourself in step two, or pick a ready presenter. You retain ownership of what you make. The Terms of Use set out the full position.
Choose from the voices, languages and accents listed in step three, and hear each one before you generate.
Change the word in your script and generate again. Your avatar, voice and pace stay as you set them.
Your first line
Write the first line your avatar will say.
Type it, pick a voice, and Frameo makes the presenter speak it.