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Photo + voice → talking video

How to create a talking video from a photo and voice recording

To create a talking video, upload a clear portrait photo, add a voice recording, and let Wazzy generate the finished video. You do not need a camera, studio, or video-editing experience.

Wazzy in one sentence: Upload a portrait, send a voice note, and receive a talking video in about 10 minutes. Flat $25 per video — you never pay for a failed video.

The simple three-step process

1 Upload your photo

Choose a clear portrait where the face is visible and well lit.

2 Add your voice note

Record naturally on your phone or use a WhatsApp voice note.

3 Receive your video

Wazzy turns the photo and audio into a talking video, usually in about 10 minutes.

What makes a good source photo

Use a sharp, front-facing portrait with natural lighting. Avoid heavy blur, strong shadows across the face, sunglasses, or a face that is very small in the frame.

What makes a good voice recording

Record in a quiet room, keep the phone close enough for clear audio, and speak at a natural pace. A clean recording helps the finished video feel more convincing.

When this is useful

Talking-photo videos can be used for social posts, announcements, educational clips, product explanations, greetings, and short presentations when you do not want to film.

Frequently asked questions

Can I type a script instead of recording my voice?

Yes. Script mode lets you type up to 900 characters and Wazzy generates the spoken audio for you.

What file formats are supported?

JPG or PNG for the photo, and MP3, WAV, or M4A for the audio.

How long can the finished video be?

Up to 90 seconds, matching the length of your voice recording or script.

How much does one Wazzy video cost?

Wazzy charges a flat $25 per video and does not charge for a failed video.

Ready to create your video?

Use one clear photo and one voice note. No filming required.

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Use images and voices responsibly and only with the necessary rights or permission.