An avatar that finally moves like the person behind it.

Give Velo a still image, a short reference video, and your voice. Get an avatar that moves and speaks like you, reusable across every future video.

The problem was never the voice. It was a face that moved like nobody in particular.

Two ways an avatar stops feeling like you.
Both get old fast.

Audio alone can't tell a model how you actually move. Avatar generation v2 gives it a reference to work from instead.

  • Invent the motion from audio

    Same exaggerated head movement and generic lip sync for every user, because the model never saw how you actually talk.

  • Record yourself, every single time

    Looks like you because it is you. Also means a camera setup for every prospect, every language, every variant.

  • Show it one clip. It remembers how you move

    A still image, a short reference video, and a voice sample, captured once, generate avatars that move like you for as long as you need them.

From one reference clip to a reusable presenter, in four steps.

No motion-capture rig, no repeated camera time, and no generic head movement standing in for you.

  1. Record once

    A still image, a short reference video, and a voice sample is the entire setup.

  2. Place it where it belongs

    Full-frame for an intro or outro, or layered on top of a screen demo.

  3. Personalize without re-recording

    Swap the name, the opening line, or the avatar itself for a new version.

  4. Update only what changed

    Edit a line in the script and regenerate just that segment, not the whole video.

For the rep who stopped choosing between personal and scalable.

  • 1 reference clip

    Is the entire setup for a reusable, personalized avatar.

  • ~40% faster

    To generate than the previous avatar model.

  • 0 reshoots

    Needed to personalize a name, a line, or a language.

The prospect reply that stopped requiring a camera

A mid-market sales team wanted every high-value prospect to get a reply that felt personally recorded, but individually filming each one didn't scale past a handful of deals a week. After avatar generation v2, reps set up one avatar each and personalized the name and opening line per prospect, replying in minutes instead of scheduling camera time.

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I used to skip the personal video reply whenever my calendar got tight. Now it takes less time to send one than it does to write the email it's replacing.
Account executive Mid-market SaaS company

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Stop recording the same intro twice.

Set up an avatar once from a reference clip, then personalize it endlessly without touching a camera again.

No. A short clip from a phone or laptop camera is enough.

Every avatar you generate now uses the new model automatically. There's no separate opt-in required.

Yes. Set it up once and place it in any number of future videos, personalizing the name, opening line, or language each time.

Edit just the part that changed and regenerate that narration and avatar segment. The rest of the video stays untouched.