AI two-speaker video generator

AI talking video. Two voices, one take.

Creator at home
Creator recording at a desk
Two speakers facing each other in one frame
A two-speaker take made with Multitalk

Bring two finished voice tracks and one shot of the pair. Multitalk puts each voice in its speaker’s mouth and renders the conversation as a single clip.

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A conversation, not a cut.

Both people are in the frame the whole time, each one speaking their own track. No split screen, no cutaways — a dialogue ad, an interview or a podcast moment, shot as one take.

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How to make a two-person talking video

Two tracks that end together, one shot of the pair, one press.

  1. 1
    Prepare the audio

    Prepare the audio

    In the Video Editor, one press pads both tracks to the same length

  2. 2
    Left speaker0:12
    Right speaker0:12

    Upload both voices

    The left slot and the right, on the pair in the shot

  3. 3

    The take

    One press, one clip. There is no batch here

Introducing Multitalk

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The UGC tool for two people. UGC Studio writes a script for one creator; Multitalk is handed two finished voices and gives each of them a face in the same shot.

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Two voice tracks on the Video Editor timeline

Video Editor

Line up both voices before the take.

FAQs

Two voice tracks — one per speaker — and one image or video with both people in the frame. A short direction for how they should talk is optional.

Each track drives one speaker for the length of the take. A pair more than a quarter of a second apart renders one person talking over silence. The Video Editor pads both tracks to the same length in one press.

MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG or FLAC, uploaded or picked from your library.

Either. Record the conversation yourself, or make both voices in Text to Speech and line them up in the Video Editor first.

One. Multitalk renders a single take per press — there is no batch.