The inset is labelled
The rendered inset carries a visible label identifying it as a portrait, so viewers are not led to believe it is live footage.
Portrait inset
A still portrait inset, clearly labelled
Add a labelled static portrait inset to the film. No lip-sync, speaking avatar or voice clone is produced.
Available today: a still portrait supplied by the workspace is composited into the film and labelled as a portrait. Paid lip-sync has not run under supervision and is not available.
Place a still portrait in the film as a labelled inset. It remains a photograph: this feature does not animate the face, synchronise speech or generate a voice.
How it is meant to work
A still image, not a speaking avatar
The local path composites the portrait you supply as a static image. It does not create speech or alter the person's expression.
No lip-sync or voice cloning
Provider-generated presenter clips and voice cloning are not available. The project remains presenter-free unless a user explicitly selects the static portrait inset.
Specification
- Form
- Static portrait inset supplied for the project
- Disclosure
- Portrait label composited into the film
- Lip-sync
- Unavailable; no supervised provider run has been completed
- Voice clone
- Not provided by this feature
- Status
- Local static portrait inset available
Questions
Does the portrait speak or imitate me?
No. The available feature places the portrait you supply as a labelled still image. It does not lip-sync, animate the face or clone a voice. Provider-generated presenter clips are not available.
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