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Guides
Step-by-step tutorials for creators, developers, and self-hosters — reference tells what; guides tell how.
Creators
First talking avatar in 5 minutes
Create a lip-synced talking-head video from text — dashboard or API — and download the MP4 when the job completes.
Dub a talking head
Upload source speech, translate into a target language, and lip-sync a talking-head with a catalog voice.
Professional voice clone
Train a higher-quality clone from 5–25 samples covering 2–30 minutes of speech.
Share a community voice
Publish a ready clone to the marketplace and let others use the listing as voice_id.
Media content tips
Prepare video and audio so lip-sync looks natural — faces, noise, and duration mismatch.
Developers
Stream Opus TTS on low bandwidth
Deliver chunked Opus audio for mobile networks in the Global South — 48 kbps streams instead of multi-megabyte WAV files.
Accept M-Pesa via Paystack webhook
Let Kenyan users pay with M-Pesa through Paystack — checkout redirect, webhook verification, and plan upgrade on charge.success.
Media formats
Supported containers, how to pass URL vs upload vs asset_id, and plan size caps.
Generation times
What to expect from async lipsync jobs and how to poll or wait on webhooks.
Self-hosters
Self-host on an RTX 4090
Run Ollama, Kokoro-82M, and MuseTalk on a local RTX 4090 — route short prompts on-box before cloud GPU offload.