3D talking character videos
A 3D talking character video shows cute animated characters, like fruits, organs, foods, or objects, that talk directly to the camera about their story, function, or benefits. The AI video model generates the speech as part of each clip, so you do not pick a voice and you do not pay a separate voiceover charge.
What do I need?
- A prompt that describes the characters and what they should talk about. Example: "Create a video about the benefits of 4 fruits: banana, apple, mango, orange. Each fruit talks about itself."
- Credits.
- A free account is enough to generate. To download, your account must have had a paid plan at least once.
How do I create a 3D talking character video?
- Open 3D characters page.
- Type your prompt. Describe the characters and the topic. If you want the characters to say exact words, write them after "saying:" and AITuber uses them word for word.
- Pick a quality: Good or Premium.
- Click Generate. The credit estimate shows before you confirm.
There is no script tab and no voice selector for this template. The characters speak their own dialogue.
How much does a 3D character video cost?
Quality | Cost |
|---|---|
Good | 10 credits per second (600 per minute) |
Premium | 30 credits per second (1,800 per minute) |
There is no extra voice charge. The speech is part of the video clips. What each video type costs.
What are the limits?
- Maximum length: 7 minutes. This cap protects you from very large credit costs.
- Maximum 8 characters and 8 segments per video.
- Captions are not available for this template. The characters speak on camera instead.
- Aspect ratio defaults to 9:16 (vertical).
- If generation fails, your credits come back automatically.
Can I control what the characters say?
Yes. Put the exact words in your prompt, for example: a gold coin saying: Money talks, and I'm screaming. AITuber copies your words exactly and does not add extra lines. If you only give a topic, AITuber writes fitting dialogue for each character.
How many characters can I have?
Up to 8. If you describe one character, you get one character. You only get multiple characters when you ask for them, for example "organs arguing about who is most important". Each character gets its own personality, like cheerful, villainous, sad, or sassy.
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Updated on: 09/08/2026
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