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Introduction

By now, most of you know how to create a talking avatar like me, but you might want to create consistent avatars with different backgrounds and outfits. In today's video, I'll show you what you can do to get avatars that look very similar. It might not be perfect, but I think it works well enough. I'm L, and I'll be your digital host.

First, I'm going to show you the technique I think helped in making consistent characters. I created a custom GPT and told it that I wanted consistent characters and specified portrait images. Before training the GPT, it would just flip the image 180 degrees instead of making a portrait image.

I'll demonstrate how to create a custom GPT:

1. Prepare for consistency:

   • Paste a prompt to get desired character details.
   • Train the GPT for image orientation issues.
   • Use custom prompts to get accurate and consistent output.

2. Custom GPT creation:

   • Open ChatGPT.
   • Click on "Explore" and then "Create a GPT."
   • Name it "Avatar Creator Assistant."
   • Define tasks like making suggestions, giving consistent avatars, and maintaining specific image ratios.
   • Save and submit.

3. Real-time testing:

   • Use pre-saved prompts.
   • Check for correct orientation and consistent image generation.
   • Adjust features in the GPT settings if errors occur.

4. Output and refining:

   • Keeping the background elements and character consistent.
   • Use additional prompts to tweak minor details like outfit changes and background objects.

5. Saving and sharing the custom GPT:

   • Save your custom GPT and decide on accessibility options (private, shareable link, public).
   • Use the GPT to generate consistent avatars with different outfits and backgrounds.
   • Adjust prompts and features as needed to ensure consistency.

6. Generating voice for your avatar:

   • Use 11 Labs to create expressive audio.
   • Adjust sliders for expressiveness.
   • Save and import this audio into animation software like Canva.

7. Adding the avatar to Canva:

   • Import the created avatar and adjust the background.
   • Add your logo and other elements to mask any default logos.

8. Fine-tuning avatar appearance:

   • Use Canva's "Magic Expand" feature for adjustments.
   • Experiment with various expansion options to get a natural look.
   • Continue tweaking until the avatar blends seamlessly with the background.

9. Additional tips:

   • Save all variants and styles of the avatar immediately for future use.
   • Watch for inconsistencies and adjust accordingly.

Once you have your consistent avatars, you can use them for different scenarios with varying outfits and backgrounds. Always be prepared to adjust and refine the process to maintain consistency and achieve your desired output.

Keywords:

• Talking Avatar
• ChatGPT
• Custom GPT
• Consistent Avatars
• Portrait Images
• Backgrounds
• Outfits
• 11 Labs
• Canva
• Magic Expand

FAQ:

How can I create consistent avatars using ChatGPT?

To create consistent avatars, train a custom GPT by defining clear tasks like making suggestions, providing consistent avatars, and specifying image ratios. Use this custom GPT to generate avatars with similar characteristics.

What should I do if the generated avatars are not oriented correctly?

If images are rendered at 180 degrees, adjust the settings in the custom GPT and specify the need for portrait orientation. Re-train the GPT if necessary.

Can I use free versions of 11 Labs and Canva for creating avatars?

Yes, you can use free versions of 11 Labs and Canva, but the paid versions offer more features, including better expressiveness in audio and the "Magic Expand" feature in Canva for refining avatars.

How do I ensure the avatars remain consistent in different backgrounds and outfits?

Before altering backgrounds and outfits, generate and save all necessary variants of the avatars. Make consistent changes in the prompt for each new scenario.

What is the "Magic Expand" feature in Canva?

"Magic Expand" in Canva allows you to extend or alter the dimensions of an image. It's particularly useful for adjusting avatar leg position or adding context to the visual presentation while maintaining a natural look.