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TalkPix
TalkPix turns a portrait, product shot, or text prompt into short MP4 clips you can post or hand to a client. The core flow is lip-synced talking photos: upload a face or pick from 150+ stock avatars, type a script or bring your own audio, and download a 720p or 1080p video without filming. The same account also runs product photo galleries, UGC-style product ads, prompt-led AI video, voice cloning, and related studios from one browser workspace.
Most avatar tools push you into a monthly seat with credits that reset every billing cycle. TalkPix defaults to one-time credit packs that never expire, and it shows the exact credit cost per studio before anything renders. That makes sporadic client work or a weekly Reels habit cheaper to sustain than a standing subscription you might not fully use.
Creators use it for TikTok hooks, birthday messages, and faceless series. Shop owners use it for listing images and short product pitches. Agencies can invoice for volume beyond the listed packs. Developers can hit the REST API with the same per-second wallet the UI uses.
Talking Photo costs 1 credit per rendered second at 720p, billed per started second
150+ preset faces plus uploads for people, pets, cartoons, and objects
30 studio voices across 10 languages, or lip-sync to your own audio upload
One credit balance covers nine studios, from product ads to prompt-led AI video
Developer API on /api/v1 with webhooks, estimates, and 120 requests per minute per key
New customers can render one Talking Photo up to 20 seconds for a .99 intro price
Purchased credits never expire, so occasional projects do not force a monthly subscription.
Every studio quotes its credit total before generation, including per-model AI video rates.
Paid exports ship without a watermark and include commercial use when you own the inputs.
The same wallet and pricing power the browser studios and the documented REST API.
There is no free tier or trial generation; payment is required before any AI render starts.
Uploads and finished videos are deleted after 30 days unless you download them yourself.
Optional monthly membership prices are not listed on the public pricing page, only credit packs are.
Does TalkPix offer a free plan?
No. TalkPix requires payment before any AI generation runs. Credit packs start at for 50 credits, eligible new customers can buy a first Talking Photo up to 20 seconds for .99, and failed renders refund automatically.
How much does a TalkPix talking photo cost?
TalkPix charges 1 credit per rendered second at 720p, rounded up to the next second, so a 10.04-second clip bills 11 credits. At the Mini pack (50 credits), that is roughly .10 for a 10-second clip; 1080p costs double the credits.
Does TalkPix have an API?
Yes. TalkPix exposes a REST API at https://www.talkpix.ai/api/v1 where you POST a public image URL and script to start a render, poll or use signed webhooks, and spend the same credits as the web studio at 1 credit per second at 720p.
What languages does TalkPix support?
TalkPix lists 30 AI voices across 10 languages in the Talking Photo studio: English (US and UK), Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Korean, and Hindi. You can also upload audio for custom lip-sync.
Can I use TalkPix videos commercially?
Yes, when you have rights to every input. TalkPix allows commercial use of paid exports subject to its Terms, your image and script rights, and the rules of the platform where you publish.
How long does TalkPix keep my uploads?
TalkPix retains normal generation inputs and outputs for 30 days after the job is created, then deletes them. The site states uploads are not used to train models; saved AI Influencer identity assets stay until you delete them.
Does TalkPix require a subscription?
No subscription is required. TalkPix sells one-time credit packs that never expire by default. Optional monthly memberships renew credits automatically and can be cancelled anytime, but pay-as-you-go packs remain the default path.