Step 1
Open the studio
Go to FairStack and open the talking head workspace.
12 selectable avatar and lip-sync models. Drive a face with audio, keep identity stable, and pay per second — not a seat license.
Kling Avatar Standard · Prompt: Neon-lit portrait, subtle head turn, dialogue-ready framing
A talking-head model animates a face from an image plus audio (or lip-syncs an existing video). FairStack surfaces audio-driven and lip-sync models under one balance.
12 selectable talking head models · 144 on the platform
Every model below is non-hidden, non-fallback, generation-category — part of the 144 customers can actually run.
$0.24/s
EchoMimic V3 is an audio-driven model on FairStack. $0.24/s: base model cost + a flat 20% platform fee, shown before you spend.
$0.12/s
HeyGen Avatar 4 turns a photo with a clear face into a premium talking-avatar video. Provide text for the avatar to speak (with a voice) or supply your own audio for lip-sync. Supports stable/expressive talking styles, captions, backgrounds, 360p–1080p output, and aspect ratios 16:9/9:16/4:5/5:4/1:1.
$0.30 per generation (480p)
InfiniteTalk is an audio-driven talking head model hosted on RunPod's serverless infrastructure. The RunPod hosting ensures reliable uptime and consistent availability. The model handles standard lip synchronization driven by audio input, producing talking head videos suitable for basic avatar content. Flat-rate pricing means cost is predictable regardless of video duration, which benefits longer clips where per-second models become expensive. Generation is slower than some competitors but delivers reliable results. Compared to Pixverse Lipsync and Sync Lipsync which charge per second, InfiniteTalk's flat-rate pricing becomes advantageous for clips longer than a few seconds. Against OmniHuman v1.5 which leads in emotional expressiveness, InfiniteTalk offers a simpler but more predictable option at a lower price. The model is best chosen when RunPod infrastructure reliability is a workflow requirement. Best suited for audio-driven character animation, longer talking head clips where flat-rate pricing provides savings, and workflows that prioritize RunPod's infrastructure reliability. Available on FairStack at infrastructure cost plus a 20% platform fee.
$0.138/s (720p)
Image + audio in, synchronized talking avatar out. The premium choice when avatar realism matters.
$0.06744/s (720p)
Provide an image and an audio track and it generates a synchronized talking avatar — realistic humans, animals, cartoons, or stylized characters. Audio waveform drives facial animation and lip timing.
$0.096/s
This flat-rate model makes it cost-effective for longer clips where per-second pricing from competitors would accumulate significantly, while multi-character capability enables more complex avatar scenes. The model achieves a lip sync score of 0.82, delivering reliable synchronization quality that sits in the mid-tier range. It inherits the visual quality standards of the broader Kling ecosystem, maintaining consistency for workflows that also use Kling image and video generation models. Compared to OmniHuman v1.5 which achieves the best emotional expressiveness at per-second pricing, Kling Avatar Pro offers multi-character scenes and flat-rate economics that serve different use cases. Against single-character models like Pixverse Lipsync and Sync Lipsync, Kling Avatar Pro is the only option supporting multiple characters in a single generation. Best suited for multi-character avatar scenes, longer talking head content where flat-rate pricing is advantageous, and workflows already within the Kling ecosystem requiring visual consistency across image and video generation. Available on FairStack at infrastructure cost plus a 20% platform fee.
$0.048/s
Kling Avatar Standard is Kuaishou's talking head generation model that creates video of a speaking avatar from an image and audio input. The model generates natural lip synchronization, head movement, and facial expressions driven by the provided audio, producing realistic presenter-style video from a single portrait photo. The model handles various portrait styles and produces natural-looking mouth movements, head tilts, and eye movements that make the avatar appear engaged and lifelike. Audio quality directly impacts lip sync accuracy. Compared to lip-sync-only models like MuseTalk 1.5, Kling Avatar delivers substantially higher visual quality with fuller head and face animation rather than just mouth movement. Against premium talking head services that charge per-minute subscription rates, FairStack's per-generation pricing provides better value for occasional use. Best suited for talking head videos, audio-driven avatar presentations, and content creation where natural-looking avatar video is needed from a portrait photo. Available on FairStack at infrastructure cost plus a 20% platform fee.
$0.0168/s
Kling LipSync Audio-to-Video is Kuaishou's lip synchronization model that matches video lip movements to provided audio input. The model analyzes the audio's phonemes and drives realistic lip movements, jaw motion, and subtle facial expressions in the source video to match the provided speech, producing natural-looking synchronized output. Powered by Kling AI's video generation technology and delivered via fal.ai, the model preserves the identity and visual characteristics of the person in the video while modifying only the mouth and jaw area. The synchronization handles various speaking speeds and accents, with best results on clear, well-recorded audio. Compared to lip-sync-only models like MuseTalk 1.5, Kling LipSync delivers higher synchronization accuracy and more natural mouth shapes. Against full talking head generation models, it focuses specifically on accurate lip sync for existing video rather than generating new video content. Best suited for video dubbing, lip sync for translated content, and music video creation where matching lip movements to audio produces convincing synchronized video. Available on FairStack at infrastructure cost plus a 20% platform fee. Recommended for client-facing lip sync: in our tests it kept the face sharp and closed the lips in silent pauses where the budget MuseTalk 1.5 did not.
$0.0015/s
MuseTalk 1.5 is a lip synchronization model that adds natural mouth movement to existing images or video, billed per second of output. The model specializes in lip sync only, driving mouth movements from audio input without generating full body motion or head movement, keeping the processing focused. Per-second billing makes it practical for high-volume production, batch processing, and applications where hundreds or thousands of clips need lip synchronization. The model works with both static images and existing video. MuseTalk 1.5 is the lip-sync-only option: premium lip sync models like Sync Lipsync 2.0 Pro and full talking head models like Kling Avatar add facial and body animation and are priced accordingly. Best suited for lip sync at scale, adding speech to portrait photos, and high-volume video lip synchronization where cost per second matters most. Available on FairStack at infrastructure cost plus a 20% platform fee; the current per-second rate is shown on this page. Quality note: MuseTalk 1.5 is the budget option. On some clips the mouth stays slightly open through silent pauses, and on others the lower face looks softer than the rest of the frame. For client-facing work use Kling LipSync (kling-lipsync-a2v): the face stays sharp and the lips close in pauses, at a higher per-second price, for videos up to 10 seconds long.
$0.192/s
OmniHuman 1.5 is ByteDance's best open audio-driven avatar model and the anchor of FairStack's lipsync/avatar lane.
$0.15996/s
Sync Lipsync 3.0 Image-to-Video animates a single still photo into a talking-head video driven by your audio track. Unlike the v2 family (which requires existing video), v3 needs only a photo and a voice clip — upload both URLs and get a lip-synced avatar back.
$0.24/s
WAN 2.2 Speech-to-Video is Alibaba's talking head generation model that creates realistic video from audio input and a reference portrait image. The model synthesizes natural facial expressions, lip movements, head motion, and subtle micro-expressions synchronized to the provided speech audio, producing convincing presenter-style video. The model generates natural-looking talking head content that goes beyond basic lip sync, adding head tilts, eye movements, brow expressions, and other facial dynamics that make the output more lifelike. Audio-to-video synchronization is tight, with lip movements closely tracking the phonemes in the speech input. Compared to basic lip sync models that only animate the mouth area, WAN 2.2 Speech-to-Video generates fuller facial animation for more engaging output. Against text-to-video talking head models, the audio-driven approach preserves the speaker's actual voice and delivery. Best suited for talking head video creation, podcast video generation, and virtual presenter content where realistic facial animation synchronized to speech audio creates convincing presenter videos. Available on FairStack at infrastructure cost plus a 20% platform fee.
One balance. Pick a model. Pay the model cost plus 20%.
Step 1
Go to FairStack and open the talking head workspace.
Step 2
Choose from the selectable list on this page — capability flags decide who appears.
Step 3
Run the job. Your balance never expires if you stop mid-project.
Step 4
The same balance covers image, video, voice, and music.
This hub lists every selectable talking-head model. /avatars focuses on audio-driven avatar workflows; /lip-sync focuses on lip-sync models.
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