AI deepfake video maker: make a talking video of yourself
Upload a 10-second clip, type what you want said, and get it back as a lip-synced video in your own voice. Free to try.
What it does
DeepVideo is an AI deepfake video maker for one subject: you. Upload a short clip of yourself talking, clone your voice once, then type anything and get a video of you saying it, lips matched to the words. It is the fastest way to make talking videos without filming every line.
Under the hood it is lip-sync on real footage, not a cartoon avatar: your expressions, your lighting, your background, with new speech laid over them. Pair it with voice cloning so the audio is yours too.
How to make a deepfake video of yourself
- Verify it is you. Read one line on camera, once. After that, every video you upload is matched to your face automatically.
- Upload a 10–60 second clip. Talking to camera, one person, good light. That becomes a character you can reuse.
- Type the line. Either say exactly this, or reply to something in character. Generate. The clip lands in your Library about a minute later.
What people make with it
- Product updates and explainers without a re-shoot every time the copy changes.
- Personalised video messages: same footage, a different name and line for each recipient.
- Social clips in your own face and voice when you are not in a position to film.
- Multiple takes of a script to pick the best delivery, all from one upload.
Why the consent read exists
Because a deepfake tool with no check on whose face it is does not stay online for long. The read takes fifteen seconds, happens once, and means every video the service produces is of someone who agreed to it on camera. It is why we can offer this at all, and why the clips it makes are safe to publish.
Questions people ask
What is a deepfake video maker?
A tool that takes a real video of a person and makes them say something new, with the mouth movement matched to the new audio. Ours only works on video of yourself: you upload a clip, clone your voice, type a line, and get a lip-synced video back.
Can I make a deepfake of a celebrity or someone else?
No. Every upload is matched to a one-time on-camera consent read, so the face in the video has to be the face in front of the camera. There is no way to feed it someone else's footage, and trying gets the account closed.
What kind of video do I upload?
10 to 60 seconds of you talking to camera: one person, decent light, face clearly visible. Phone footage is fine. mp4, mov or webm.
How long does it take?
About a minute for a typical clip. The voice is generated first, then the lip-sync, then the file is finished and watermarked or not depending on the plan.
What resolution do I get?
480p with a small watermark on the free plan. Creator and Pro render at 720p HD with no watermark.
Is it free?
Yes to try: three video clips a month on a free account. Creator and Pro raise that and remove the watermark.