Your digital twin can now make your videos, in your own voice
Your digital twin already knows your business. Now it can show it. Pick a starting point, and your TalkMie twin writes the script, takes your colours and logo, and narrates a short video in your own voice.
Eight ways to start a video
- Website to Video: paste a link and get your site on screen, in its own colours, fonts and logo.
- CV to Video: your roles and skills on a CV sheet, told in your voice, for recruiters and clients.
- Chat to Video: who you are and what you offer, as questions and answers, from what your twin already knows.
- Tips to Video: give a topic you know well and get three or five tips, one bold card each.
- FAQ to Video: the questions people ask, each on screen with your answer.
- News to Video: a launch, an offer or an event as a short announcement that ends on your link.
- Services to Video: each service with its price and how to book it.
- Life story to Video: the moments on your timeline, told in order.
Made for where people watch
Videos run from 30 seconds to 2 minutes, in vertical, square or wide format, in 10 languages, with optional subtitles. Download them, share them with a public link or show them on your twin's page.
Price
No subscription needed: EUR 7.99 for 30 seconds and EUR 4.99 for every 30 seconds more, up to 2 minutes. One change after delivery is included. Prices exclude VAT.
Your voice, with your consent
Once you have recorded your voice, your twin narrates in it; until then it uses a natural stock voice. Your voice is used only for your own twin. When you post the video, add the platform's AI label, as the EU AI Act now requires.
See it work on the TalkMie YouTube channel, where our own videos are made this way. Create your twin for free and make your first video today.
Questions
How much does a TalkMie video cost?
EUR 7.99 for 30 seconds and EUR 4.99 for every further 30 seconds, up to 2 minutes, excluding VAT. No subscription is needed.
Can the video use my own voice?
Yes, after you record three short texts. Until then a natural stock voice narrates.
