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InfiniteTalk

Open audio-driven avatar model · Video · Speakers

Turns a portrait or a clip and an approved audio track into a speaking video with head and body motion. Open weights from MeiGen-AI.

InfiniteTalk capability illustration
Frame from an official demo video in the InfiniteTalk GitHub README (a model output, its watermark kept), retrieved 15 September 2026.

Use it for

The cheapest measured route for a portrait speaking our own audio: identity held, about $2.30 a published minute at 480p on WaveSpeed.

Choose something else for

Not for sealed lips on b, p and m in French from a small portrait: four variants failed Frank's eye on 14-09-2026.

Give it

Portrait image or clip; Approved audio; Optional prompt

Get back

Speaking video, 480p or 720p

How it is operated

Hosted API (WaveSpeed $0.03 a second at 480p) or open weights in WanGP on a rented card; measured 14-09-2026

Used in

A person presenting a page

Availability

Provider capabilities and historical Studio notes are distinguished below. Current account access, credits and runtime readiness were not tested.

How charging works

WaveSpeed $0.03 a second at 480p, $0.06 at 720p (read 14-09-2026); measured $0.12 for 3.1 s.

Where processing happens

Provider-hosted on WaveSpeed; self-hosted on a rented card.

Language support

French tested by us: identity and rhythm pass, bilabial closures fail at 480p.

Create a speaking presenter

★★★★☆ 4/5 for this task

The only born-whole route measured on our own speaker: identity held, about 70 s and $0.09 to $0.12 for a 3 to 4 s clip at 480p. Lip shapes on bilabials failed Frank's eye.

Decision: Start here for a moving speaker on approved audio; check the b, p and m frames before approving.

Limits and things to check

Same family as LongCat-Video-Avatar: the whole person is generated from portrait and audio, not a mouth repainted on an existing clip.

Evidence

Measured on our own speaker 14-09-2026: six hosted clips, cost and wall clock read, judged by Frank

Catalogue review: 2026-09-15. The evidence note identifies what was verified. This date does not imply a fresh tool test or verification of every linked source.

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