Should your AI avatar use your recorded voice or an AI clone? This PhotoGenerator video tutorial compares both approaches using the same digital spokesperson and advertising script for NOVA, a fictional travel-mug concept.
The finished examples play one after the other before their voice labels are revealed. Listen first and decide which delivery you prefer.
What the tutorial covers
- Creating the fictional product imagery and a generated spokesperson.
- Cloning the creator’s voice, generating speech from the ad script and recording the same words with a microphone.
- Using PhotoGenerator’s Lip Sync workflow with the same avatar and two different audio files.
- Comparing the finished advertisements and choosing an approach for recurring updates or more personal messages.
Start at 04:55 for the finished comparison. The avatar is a synthetic character, while the two audio inputs are the creator’s recording and a clone of that voice. This is a practical demonstration, not a formal quality benchmark. Use only your own voice or one you have explicit permission to clone.
Read the full PhotoGenerator voice-comparison guide for workflow screenshots, the reveal and a business-focused review checklist.
Disclosure: PhotoGenerator access was provided for this demonstration.