A talking spokesperson from one photo and a script
Lensmilk turns a single portrait into a presenter who delivers your script on camera — natural voiceover, synced delivery, captions and your brand applied. Explainers, product demos, course clips and announcements without hiring talent or booking a studio.
How it works
Choose your presenter
Use a stock presenter, or upload a photo of yourself (or anyone who has given written consent). Save presenters to reuse across every video.
Write the script
Type it, or let the script tools draft and humanize it. Pick from stock voices or clone your own voice on paid plans.
Direct the shot
Set the framing, background and output format, then render. The result is a finished talking-head video with captions — ready for social, your site or a course platform.
What you get
- Natural AI voiceover in 8 stock voices, plus voice cloning on paid plans
- AI-generated backgrounds and scene settings
- Captions and brand kit applied automatically
- Reusable saved presenters and templates
- Bring your own voiceover audio if you prefer your real voice
- Strict consent policy — only your likeness or a documented release
A 60-second spokesperson video costs about 120 credits — the free trial's 200 credits cover your first one with room to iterate.
FAQ
Can I use my own face and voice?
Yes — upload your portrait as a presenter, and either clone your voice (paid plans) or upload your own voiceover audio. You can only use your own likeness or one you hold a written release for.
What can I make besides ads?
Anything a person-to-camera video does: explainers, product walkthroughs, course and training clips, announcements, personalized outreach — in 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1.
What does it cost?
Videos are metered in credits at the chosen model's rate — from 2 credits per second on the default presenter model up to 13 for premium presenters (the pricing page publishes the full per-model table, and every render shows its exact quote before you confirm). Every new account gets a one-time 200-credit free trial with no card, and failed renders are automatically refunded.