Your first avatar
A presence of your own.
For people who want to create and use a personal avatar.
- A character created from your photograph
- Email or Google account before checkout
- Web downloads and licence details in your customer area
Waving Avatar · In development
We’re building a way to turn a photograph into a personal, animated avatar. Meet Kenji in the live demo, then explore the separate photo preview below.
See it. Hear it. Meet Kenji.
This is a real avatar rendered in your browser. Move your pointer to turn his head, or press play to hear his introduction with animated expressions and mouth movements.
Hello, I'm Kenji. Welcome to Waving Knowledge. I'm an interactive avatar, brought to life with Conversation Kit. Move your pointer around me, and I'll follow along. This is a little glimpse of how a photograph can become a new way to interact.
Prerecorded synthetic voice · Supertonic 3 / M1Kenji is a prepared demonstration character. The photo preview below does not generate or animate your image.
Start exploring
Choose a sample or preview your own photo. Your photo stays in this browser tab and is cleared when you leave or reset.
Or drop a photo here · JPG, PNG, WebP · Up to 10 MB
This previews a still photo only. To review the personal web package and checkout availability, start the creation flow below.
A licence for every avatar
Start with your photograph. Preview your generated avatar, then review a quote for your initial project, additional avatar or revision.
Your first avatar
For people who want to create and use a personal avatar.
Developer & business
For teams adding avatar experiences to their own software.
A little more detail
It lets you view a sample portrait or your own photo in the proposed avatar interface. It does not generate a 3D character, animate the photograph or create a downloadable avatar.
The preview uses a temporary browser URL. It does not upload your photo or save it to an account. Resetting the preview or leaving the page clears the selection. The future generation service will explain its processing and retention before asking you to upload.
Conversation Kit currently has web and macOS technology demos. iPadOS and Android tablets are planned. Windows, Linux and the final downloadable packages are not confirmed.
No. A photograph provides appearance, not a voice. Voice selection and any conversation features will be described separately in the final product.
The account, creation and customer area are currently design previews. The ordering flow prepares an avatar preview first, then presents your quote. You decide whether to purchase after seeing the result. No payment is taken in this prototype.
Have a use case in mind?
Let’s talk avatars.↗