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WAN 2.1 MultiTalk

WAN 2.1 MultiTalk creates speaking-character videos from an image and audio, combining lip synchronization with facial expressions and body gestures.

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native$0.03
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WAN 2.1 MultiTalk

WAN 2.1 MultiTalk turns a still image and an audio recording into an animated speaking performance. The image supplies the visual subject, and the audio drives synchronized mouth movement. Facial expression and body gestures contribute to the character’s delivery.

A text description can guide the scene and the subject’s pose or behavior while speech remains synchronized. This connects visual direction with the recorded performance, making the supplied voice an integral part of the animation.

What it's good for

Multitalk suits photo-based presenters for lessons, narrated announcements, and spokesperson material. Teams with an established character image and recorded narration can use those assets to create a visible presenter for their message.

Singing performances are another application: mouth movement follows the supplied vocal audio, giving a character image a musical delivery. For creative development, the combination of audio-driven animation and text-guided behavior supports testing how a character performs a script or song.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/wan-2.1-multitalk

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.03 / input second

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Passthru

WAN 2.1 MultiTalk

WAN 2.1 MultiTalk turns a still image and an audio recording into an animated speaking performance. The image supplies the visual subject, and the audio drives synchronized mouth movement. Facial expression and body gestures contribute to the character’s delivery.

A text description can guide the scene and the subject’s pose or behavior while speech remains synchronized. This connects visual direction with the recorded performance, making the supplied voice an integral part of the animation.

What it's good for

Multitalk suits photo-based presenters for lessons, narrated announcements, and spokesperson material. Teams with an established character image and recorded narration can use those assets to create a visible presenter for their message.

Singing performances are another application: mouth movement follows the supplied vocal audio, giving a character image a musical delivery. For creative development, the combination of audio-driven animation and text-guided behavior supports testing how a character performs a script or song.