Moosky Speak AI Video
Audio-driven talking video from a still frame
Upload speech audio and a portrait or product frame, then generate lip-synced video for explainers, presenters, and short-form dialogue.
Model Overview
Moosky Speak
Moosky Speak turns an audio track plus a starting image into a talking or audio-driven video clip. It is built for lip-sync content, presenter-style delivery, and visuals that follow the timing of uploaded speech.
Why use it on Moosky AI?
Model-specific controls with no subscription, clean outputs, and a workflow built for fast creative iteration.
Audio-first workflow
Let the uploaded speech set pacing while you describe visible delivery and gestures.
Lip-sync friendly
A strong fit for presenters, explainers, and dialogue anchored to a still subject.
Frame control
Use a portrait, product shot, or character still as the visual anchor.
Credit-based pricing
Pay per generation without a monthly subscription.
Example outputs
Featured public generations from the Moosky community using this composer.
How it works
Three focused steps from setup to finished output.
Add inputs
Start from a prompt, image, or both depending on the workflow.
Describe the scene
Write the motion, camera, dialogue, and style you want.
Generate and download
Render the clip and download when processing finishes.
Pricing
Credit-based generation
Uses Moosky credits with cost shown before you generate. No subscription required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What inputs does Moosky Speak need?
Moosky Speak requires an audio file and works best with a starting image. The prompt should describe how the subject moves while the audio plays.
Is Moosky Speak only for talking heads?
Talking heads are the primary use case, but any audio-driven scene with a clear subject and visible motion can work when the prompt focuses on synchronized movement.
How is Moosky Speak different from LTX-2.3?
Moosky Speak is optimized for uploaded audio plus a still frame. LTX-2.3 generates synchronized audio from the prompt itself and is better for fully scripted dialogue scenes created from one image.