Manual
Recording a good avatar clip
A 15–20 second clip recorded the right way gives a clearer host. All processing happens on your PC.
First version · 2026-09-25
Before you record
- Permission. Record yourself, or someone who gave written permission. Never use video of public figures.
- A phone or camera on a tripod, at eye level. Don't hold it by hand.
- Vertical 9:16, at least 720×1280, 25 fps. That matches TikTok and Facebook without cropping.
Light and background
- Even light on the face — facing a window or a soft lamp. Avoid light from behind.
- A background that doesn't move. No people or moving screens behind you.
- No background music while recording.
Face and clothing
- Look at the camera. Keep the head almost still — turns under 20°.
- Mouth, chin and jaw must be clearly visible: no hair, hands, microphone or high collar covering them.
- Hijabs and scarves are fine — keep the chin and the area below the lips uncovered.
- Avoid glasses that reflect light.
While recording
- Start with the mouth closed for 2–3 seconds, relaxed.
- Talk normally for 15–20 seconds — smile, nod a little.
- After each sentence, close the mouth for 2–3 seconds.
- End with the mouth closed.
Pre-Recorded mode uses your own long clip (even an hour). The same rules help: a clear face, a steady head, even light.
Upload
- In the app, open Avatars and upload the clip.
- Processing takes a few minutes and runs on your computer.
- When it says Ready, any host can use the avatar.
Face, voice and video never leave your computer. Only your plan and live hours are on our servers.