How to Make TALKING ANIMATED AVATAR With Free AI Tools (Viral)

Introduction

Without wasting even a single second, I'm going to reveal the secret of how YouTubers such as those behind 10x Income, Digital Income Project, Profit Multiplier, and many other faceless channel creators produce their animated talking avatars. These characters create curiosity and engagement in videos, resulting in increased audience retention and a higher number of subscribers for the channel. It's true that these faceless channels are going viral not only on YouTube but also on other social media platforms.

Now, get ready to create your own talking anime character with just a single click! Believe me, you don't need any advanced level of animation skills for this. I will only discuss free AI tools here, as many of my viewers may not be able to pay for software like Procreate or others. It only requires three easy steps to create this:

Step 1: Get the Anime Character

To create these avatars, head over to ideogram.png. Paste the exact prompt provided in the video description. You can make slight changes to the prompt to give it a unique look. Then, choose the 3D Render, Illustration, Anime, and Dark Fantasy styles, and select the ratio as 16x9. Click on the generate button, and after a few seconds, it will provide you with four mind-blowing images. You can select any one of them. For instance, I am choosing this one:

Before you download it, remember to keep your avatar's face about one-third of your overall image. Otherwise, your talking animation will not work as the software will not detect any face. Now, download the image.

Step 2: Add Talking Animation to It

You probably have noticed that these avatars wear face masks. It's not because they have any disease or the room smells slightly fussy; it's because it's a lot easier to animate a character with a mask rather than syncing lips to every word.

Let's add talking animation to it. There are two websites: hagen.com and artflow. You can choose either one of these, but I will choose Artflow here.

So, let's quickly jump to the Artflow website. You need to create an account and then click on the Video Studio, create a new video, and upload your avatar image. Artflow will detect the face of your avatar automatically. Now type the words you want the avatar to speak. Preview your voice and if it satisfies you, click on the export and animate button. Within seconds, your avatar will be downloaded.

However, if you closely look at it, you will see an ugly watermark. Don't worry if you have subscribed to this channel. Here comes the third step.

Step 3: Remove the Watermark

Visit the website 123apps.com. Without any login or sign-up process, scroll down and click on the Remove Logo from Video tool. Upload your video, select the watermarked area, click the save button, and then after a few seconds, click on the save video button. Boom! Your animated talking avatar is now ready to take B-roll clips of your video.

But what if you don't have a monetizable AI voice for the videos on your channel? To find out, click on the video on the right side. I'll meet you there.

Keywords

• animated talking avatars
• YouTubers
• AI tools
• 3D render
• illustration
• anime
• dark fantasy
• Artflow
• remove watermark
• audience retention

FAQ

Q: Do I need advanced animation skills to create talking avatars? A: No, you do not need any advanced animation skills. The process is straightforward and utilizes free AI tools.

Q: What websites can I use to create talking animations for avatars? A: You can use hagen.com or artflow. In this guide, we chose Artflow.

Q: Why do the avatars wear face masks? A: The avatars wear face masks because it is easier to animate a character with a mask than to sync lips to every word.

Q: How do I remove watermarks from the final video? A: You can remove watermarks by using the Remove Logo from Video tool on 123apps.com.

Q: What ratios and styles should I choose for the avatar image? A: Choose 3D Render, Illustration, Anime, and Dark Fantasy styles, and select the ratio as 16x9.

Q: Where can I find the exact prompt for ideogram.png? A: The exact prompt can be found in the video description.