You didn't mention the new expressive/face emotion aspects in Synthesia... Most synthesia generated avatars look more convincing to me. That said, your Heygen example with your own avatar was *much* better than the Synthesia one, and that's my use case.
We are using Synthesia since almost 6months (Enterprise) for Support Videos, Avatars ChatBot and Marketing…… The quality of the Avatars and quality of translation on Synthesia was for us much better.
Oh that is good to hear. Did you also do a direct comparison between Synthesia and Heygen generated videos? I'm wondering what you did differently to have a better result. Or maybe it's because on Enterprise you can export in 4k and therefore don't see much of a quality difference?
Another quewstion, is the avatar that I created in Heygen on free version going to continue as one of the three avatars in paid model or do I get 3 new avatars
Yes I think it's going to be one of the AI avatars in the paid version. But as mentioned later in the video, you can redo your AI avatar 5 times per month for each of the 3 slots, so don't worry about the test avatar ;)
Even the paid version of 11Labs has monthly character limit which means limit on video generation if we aren't talking about recording our own voice right
If you want to use Elevenlabs, then yes you would be limited to the character limit there. But don't forget that Heygen and Synthesia have tons of included voices that you can also choose from and they are included in the plans already. So the limit there is only your credits (which is unlimited in Heygen)
Yes, Heygen is also capable of doing that. I have a real time avatar on my home page tuantrungngo.com/. You can click Chat now and ask it questions in any language
Good work brother, this was actually very helpful. Amazing editing and you explained this so well. Danke bro
Thanks a lot for your works. Highly appreciate it and glad it helps :)
You didn't mention the new expressive/face emotion aspects in Synthesia... Most synthesia generated avatars look more convincing to me.
That said, your Heygen example with your own avatar was *much* better than the Synthesia one, and that's my use case.
hello, thanks for the video. From your personal experience would you recommend Heygen for youtube creators?
Hi, I definitely would recomment Heygen as of now! :)
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We are using Synthesia since almost 6months (Enterprise) for Support Videos, Avatars ChatBot and Marketing……
The quality of the Avatars and quality of translation on Synthesia was for us much better.
Oh that is good to hear. Did you also do a direct comparison between Synthesia and Heygen generated videos? I'm wondering what you did differently to have a better result. Or maybe it's because on Enterprise you can export in 4k and therefore don't see much of a quality difference?
Another quewstion, is the avatar that I created in Heygen on free version going to continue as one of the three avatars in paid model or do I get 3 new avatars
Yes I think it's going to be one of the AI avatars in the paid version. But as mentioned later in the video, you can redo your AI avatar 5 times per month for each of the 3 slots, so don't worry about the test avatar ;)
Even the paid version of 11Labs has monthly character limit which means limit on video generation if we aren't talking about recording our own voice right
If you want to use Elevenlabs, then yes you would be limited to the character limit there. But don't forget that Heygen and Synthesia have tons of included voices that you can also choose from and they are included in the plans already. So the limit there is only your credits (which is unlimited in Heygen)
I need an avatar that perform a conversation in real time. Are there anyone?
Yes, Heygen is also capable of doing that. I have a real time avatar on my home page tuantrungngo.com/. You can click Chat now and ask it questions in any language
For the avatar, can we just upload an image, then let heygen animate the image to talk for real? Or we need to upload a video for the avatar?
Both are available
Yes, you can do both. If you're using a video, the output will be much more realistic though :)