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Free AI Talking Head Video Generator

Give a product idea a presenter. Turn a focused brief into a short talking-head video concept you can watch and download.

Generated video drafts are temporary and deleted within 60 minutes. Review claims and visuals before publishing.

Videos are 6 seconds.

Output

Example generated with Orbits

A talking-head video where a cooking creator introduces a partnership with a meal kit company, friendly and honest

An existing Orbits sample using a fictional brief. Your results will vary.

Free AI Talking Head Video Generator

Put a face to the product idea

A presenter can make an unfamiliar offer easier to introduce. Describe the product, the person watching and the kind of scene you want, then generate a short talking-head video draft. This tool is useful for exploring a UGC-style product introduction or a spokesperson concept before committing to a longer production. It creates a short clip from your brief, not a complete campaign or a library of verified customer testimonials.

Write a brief that fits a short clip

Choose one idea that can be understood quickly. Give the presenter a setting, a natural delivery style and a simple action, such as holding a product or explaining one feature. Long scripts and several scene changes are difficult to fit into a short generation. Keep the product description concrete, including colour, shape and the details that matter. Review the output for visual consistency and any speech or text that differs from your intended message.

UGC-style is a visual format, not proof of a customer experience

A casual camera angle and conversational delivery can resemble creator content. That appearance does not make a generated person a real customer. Do not use a fictional presenter to claim a personal experience, endorsement or result that did not happen. An honest product demonstration or clearly presented creative concept is a better use. Review disclosures and platform requirements before using synthetic media in advertising.

Comparing a short generator with an avatar platform

People exploring HeyGen or other avatar tools may be looking for longer scripted presentations, reusable presenters or translation workflows. This public Orbits tool focuses on a short generated clip from a brief. It does not promise those broader features or a consistent cloned identity. Choose it when you want to explore a visual direction, then evaluate the draft against your actual production needs.

Carry the same idea into the landing page

A video introduction should lead to an offer that matches what it says. Use the same product facts and audience in your website copy, enquiry form and campaign caption. Keep the creative draft in context with those materials so changes do not introduce contradictory claims. Download the clip you want to keep before its temporary link expires, and review it at the size and orientation where you plan to publish it.

Who it’s for

How it works

  1. Describe the product and one clear message.
  2. Choose the audience, presenter style and setting.
  3. Generate, watch the full clip and download the version you want to keep.

Tips for better results

  • Keep the idea short enough for one scene.
  • Check the product appearance and any generated speech.
  • Do not present a generated person as a real customer.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a HeyGen alternative?

It covers a narrower job: exploring a short talking-head clip from a brief. It does not promise longer avatar presentations, identity cloning or the complete feature set of another platform.

Can I upload a person to clone them?

This public workflow takes a text brief. It is not an identity-cloning service.

Can I use the result in an ad?

Review the clip, claims, rights and relevant platform requirements before publishing. A draft is not a guarantee of advertising approval or performance.

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